It sounds like you’re referring to a before-and-after claim about a homemade hand remedy. If you’re sharing or evaluating that kind of claim, it’s worth keeping a few things in mind:
- A photo comparison alone does not prove that a remedy caused the change. Lighting, camera settings, hydration, skincare products, and normal variation can make hands look very different.
- Many “homemade remedies” may temporarily improve how skin looks by adding moisture or removing surface dryness, but they usually cannot erase wrinkles, age spots, scars, or major skin changes in 15 days.
- Some popular DIY ingredients (such as lemon juice, harsh acids, or abrasive scrubs) can irritate skin and potentially worsen discoloration.
If you tell me what the homemade remedy is supposed to contain and what result it claims (age spots, wrinkles, dryness, veins, etc.), I can help assess whether it is likely to work and whether it is safe.
