Tanning is a common skin concern, especially in India’s tropical climate. While modern science attributes tanning to sun exposure and UV rays, Ayurveda goes deeper, connecting skin health to the internal balance of your body, especially the doshas, blood purity, and digestive fire (Agni).
Let’s understand the Ayurvedic perspective behind tanning and how you can treat it naturally.
🌞 3 Main Ayurvedic Reasons for Tanning
1️⃣ Increase in Pitta Dosha
⦿ Pitta dosha, representing heat and metabolism, plays a major role in skin complexion.
⦿ When Pitta increases due to hot weather, spicy food, anger, or excessive sun exposure, it causes inflammation and increased melanin production in the skin, leading to hyperpigmentation and tanning.
⦿ People with a dominant Pitta constitution are naturally more prone to tanning.
2️⃣ Impure Blood (Rakt Dushti)
⦿ Ayurveda says "Rakta Shuddhi" (blood purification) is essential for clear skin.
⦿ When toxins (Ama) accumulate in the blood due to unhealthy food habits, digestion issues, or environmental toxins, it reflects on the skin in the form of dark patches, uneven tone, and tanning.
3️⃣ Mandh Agni – Weak Digestive Fire
⦿ Ayurveda identifies 13 types of Agni, including Jatharagni, Bhutagni, and Dhatu Agni, that are responsible for digestion, absorption, and metabolism.
⦿ When Agni becomes Mandh (weak), undigested food forms toxins, leading to Ama accumulation.
⦿ These toxins impact the skin’s health and glow, resulting in dullness and tanning.
🌿 Ayurvedic Treatment Approach for Tanning
✅ Internal Treatment (Abhyantar Chikitsa)
⦿ Balancing doshas and purifying blood through:
¤ Shaman (Pacification therapy): Herbal formulations to balance Pitta.
¤ Shodhan (Cleansing therapy): Panchakarma detox treatments like Virechan (purgation) or Raktamokshan (bloodletting), where required.
¤ VHCA Ayurvedic Medicines that correct Pitta imbalance and detoxify the blood.
✅ External Treatment (Bahya Chikitsa)
At VHCA Hair & Skin Clinic, we provide holistic external care to restore your skin's glow:
¤ VHCA Melacure Cream: Reduces pigmentation & tanning naturally.
¤ Kumkumadi Oil: Traditional Ayurvedic skin elixir for brightening the complexion.
¤ Ayurvedic Sunscreen Lotion: Protects from UV rays without harmful chemicals.
¤ Herbal Ubtan & Face Wash: Gently exfoliate dead skin and cleanse impurities.
¤ FGR Therapy (Facial Glow & Rejuvenation Therapy): In-clinic therapy that deeply nourishes and detoxifies the skin.
✅ Diet & Lifestyle Modification
¤ Eat cooling foods like cucumbers, melons, coriander, and mint.
¤ Avoid spicy, oily, and fried foods, which aggravate Pitta.
¤ Maintain proper hydration.
¤ Practice regular exercise and yoga to improve metabolism.
¤ Manage stress as it increases Pitta dosha internally.
🏡 Simple Ayurvedic Home Remedies for Tanning
1. Post-Sun Lepa (Herbal Pack)
¤ After coming from sunlight, apply a pack of Rose Water, Aloe Vera gel, and Chandan Powder.
¤ It soothes the skin and reduces inflammation.
2. Neem/Triphala Kadha
¤ Drinking Neem or Triphala Kaadha detoxifies the blood and purifies the skin from within.
¤ Acts as a natural coolant for your system.
3. Homemade Face Pack (Once a Week)
¤ Mix Multani Mitti, Chandan Powder, Turmeric, and Manjistha Powder.
¤ Apply on the face and neck, leave for 15-20 minutes, and wash off with lukewarm water.
¤ Helps remove tan and brighten the complexion.
❗ When to Visit VHCA Hair & Skin Clinic?
If tanning persists even after home remedies, it may need professional Ayurvedic treatment.
👉 Visit your nearest VHCA Hair & Skin Clinic branch or take an online consultation to get a personalized treatment plan.
📞 Book Your Consultation: +91 86838 00804 / 86838 00801
🌐 Visit: www.vhcahairclinic.com
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