Scar is usually a fibrous tissue which forms after an injury, scarring is a part of healing process. Few people believe scars are special, and others try to hide them as they feel conscious about it. You may search for methods to get rid of your scars, however scars never completely go away, but can be reduced in size and made less visible.
Types of scars:
Keloid scar
These are dense tissue which look raised and are darker than the surrounding skin.
Atrophic scar
These scars are sunken or pitted which may be caused as a result of inflammation or chicken pox.
Acne scar
This is due to the damage to deep layers of the skin when bacteria gets collected below skin surface.
Contracture scar
These are the result of severe burns, and may inhibit movement in that particular area.
Do u feel more conscious about your scars? Do not worry , here is a homemade scar removal cream which lightens and almost vanishes your scars whether they are old or new. This simple homemade cream, is made of 2 natural ingredients- aloe vera and onion.
Benefits of aloe vera and onion
Aloe vera acts as an analgesic and fights against infection. Glycoproteins in aloe vera reduce inflammation and promote skin repair. It has ability to treat scars better than conventional medication. Aloe vera is also used to treat sunburns, cuts and other wounds.
Onion has anti-inflammatory properties and is used in scar removal creams, helps to regenerate damaged skin. Onion fades the scar and shows visible results, onion improves collagen production thereby reducing appearance of scars.
Homemade scar removal cream
You will need:
4 tablespoon aloe vera
1/2 onion
You need to do:
Blend the contents in a blender till it becomes a smooth paste.
Store in a cool place.
Apply this cream on the scar twice a day to get better results.
Summary
Scar is a fibrous tissue which makes people conscious about.
Aloe vera and onion have scar removal properties i.e, anti-inflammatory and collagen production, shows result in less time.
This remedy is simple and can be used by everyone.
