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Natural Ways To Get Rid Of Dark Knuckles And Toes

Ever gone out with friends and you are introduced to someone, you stretch your hands to shake the person only for your dark knuckles to show their ugly face??   

I bet you will agree with me that it is not a good thing when you are fair and you have dark knuckles and dark toes. It tends to make you feel less confident in public.

But not to worry,  I have gat good news for you.  I will be introducing you to natural ways you can get rid of your dark knuckles easily without side effects. 

Here are a few regimens you can try….

 EXFOLIATION WITH LEMON JUICE– Mix a spoon of lemon juice with sugar and rub your hands vigorously for about ten minutes. Do this every night before going to bed. The bleaching properties of lemon juice, together with the exfoliating properties of sugar would work wonders. Follow up with your moisturized hand cream.


THE ALMOND-CURD TREATMENT – Mix crushed almonds with curd and apply the paste on your knuckles. Rub for 10 minutes. This practice, done everyday, helps to reduce darkness and makes skin fairer.

MOISTURIZE WITH MILK CREAM– Mix the content of a vitamin E capsule with some milk cream. Apply on your dry knuckles and wait for sometime. Then, rub it for about 5 minutes and wash off. It softens

the dry skin. You may add a pinch of turmeric to benefit from the antiseptic and skin-lightening properties of turmeric.

LEMON AND HONEY PACK– Use equal quantities of lemon juice and honey to make a soothing and moisturizing pack. Apply it regularly to get rid of dark knuckles.



Use raw shea butter - First take a scoop of the butter and smother your hands and feet with it. Be sure to use this on your feet as well. Shea butter has properties that help even skin tone and moisturize the skin and will work well in reducing the darkness on your knuckles. 

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