If i no fair today i go fair tomorrow abi you want make i bleach e no easy for me ooh you see these matter i will not say anything ontill i see that line inbetween her ass

Just camera effects. She's slightly fair and has remained same

Hoodbilonia:
All of una wey say buy ashanti soap,but cocoa butter this. I no see am for supermarket o. I no wan deu rub heat for face
Na pears oil i dey rub and i geh oily face o.
Oil yapa for my body o. Help me o.
My face is black my body is butter/chcolate brown Sun don burn me sotay ppl say i black gan for face. I go begin dress like lagbaja o

If you have oily skin, needless applying cream.
I have oily skin I don't apply cream unless sometimes on my palms and feet only when I notice it needs oil and if I won't be putting on shoes

idesylvester:

You wicked ooo ... I wan try help her ministration

lol, no mind me abeg.

Some of these internet pictures are actually worked on; editing, Photoshop, Flashlights, very good cameras.......so it's possible she didn't bleach.

If you ask her she will say her real skin is just appearing because she does not walk and work under the hot sun again so she will say i toned my skin

Na today !

So toning is not bleaching?
Keep deceiving yourself.
Fake hair fake creams. Hope she does not get cancers from all the terrible creams they apply to their body. So short sighted. She is so unattractive.

And most mature African men I know, including me prefer dark skinned women like original Ghanaian complexion.

Bluezy13:


The bolded is an error in reasoning.
Scientifically, a "black" man can not "appear" melanin. This is because a black man has high concentration of melanin...the quinones, hence his dark complexion.
A "white" man has a very low concentration of melanin, hence his whitish/fair complexion.

The two categories possess melanin but in different concentrations.
In the layman view; Hydroquinone present in bleaching creams tends to subdue and nullify the melanin present in the skin such as wearing it away without the victim knowing his skin is peeling off, exposing the victim to direct effect of sunlight since the quinones in melanin can not utilize the sunlight effectively because they are damaged.
Smelling results when...

What am I even saying...
The beauty of Colour Chemistry

Easy, the guy was just being sarcastic.