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LordFriar:
Hello everyone. I made some wrong choices way back. Naive me was led into believing that the CaroWhite lotion was a non-skin bleacher; the seller assured me what I had to fear was CaroTone. But now, some 2 weeks after, my hands are lighter than my knuckles which are resilient chocolate browns.

So, someone please, what do I do to revive my dark complexion? I have tried suntanning - or more appropriately, sundarkening - & I've noticed no improvements. Is there some cosmetic solution you know of? Or non-cosmetic others?

Trust me when I tell you this. Have your bath with black soap and you'll return to your natural colour in no time.

chinnyonwu:
U and ur 380+ likers are fooools

Abeg park well. If you have something meaningful to contribute please go ahead. If not, mind your business.

LordFriar:
Hello everyone. I made some wrong choices way back. Naive me was led into believing that the CaroWhite lotion was a non-skin bleacher; the seller assured me what I had to fear was CaroTone. But now, some 2 weeks after, my hands are lighter than my knuckles which are resilient chocolate browns.

So, someone please, what do I do to revive my dark complexion? I have tried suntanning - or more appropriately, sundarkening - & I've noticed no improvements. Is there some cosmetic solution you know of? Or non-cosmetic others?

Well I suggest you stop all cosmetic soap and cream

Go and start using bathing soap like dove soap or palm olive soap with time your whole body will come to its former complexion

Add 5litres of Hypo and 2litres of paint in 20litres of water.... Bath it day nd night
then use red sand nd mix with soda ash... Rub it after bath.


Thanks me later
8-)

LordFriar:
Hello everyone. I made some wrong choices way back. Naive me was led into believing that the CaroWhite lotion was a non-skin bleacher; the seller assured me what I had to fear was CaroTone. But now, some 2 weeks after, my hands are lighter than my knuckles which are resilient chocolate browns.

So, someone please, what do I do to revive my dark complexion? I have tried suntanning - or more appropriately, sundarkening - & I've noticed no improvements. Is there some cosmetic solution you know of? Or non-cosmetic others?

Hi

Did you find a working solution?

EMIOMOADEOYE:
Hi

Did you find a working solution?

Yeah. Shea butter worked moderately.

LordFriar:
Yeah. Shea butter worked moderately.

Using pure Ghana black soap does help too .

The organic one that has not been mixed with anything... it does magic !

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LordFriar:
Hello everyone. I made some wrong choices way back. Naive me was led into believing that the CaroWhite lotion was a non-skin bleacher; the seller assured me what I had to fear was CaroTone. But now, some 2 weeks after, my hands are lighter than my knuckles which are resilient chocolate browns.

So, someone please, what do I do to revive my dark complexion? I have tried suntanning - or more appropriately, sundarkening - & I've noticed no improvements. Is there some cosmetic solution you know of? Or non-cosmetic others?

Call me on 07032070432 for your organic skin care products

Nigeria will forever remain backward.

See the way people are sneering and judging instead of providing advice or keeping shut.

God bless you,Dear!
A very BACKWARD NATION indeed!

The sneering really filled me with disgust. I just do not know how people reason sha.

To be frank, this is the answer to your worries. It saved me.

https://ibireport.com/bad-bleaching-how-to-get-back-your-original-skin-colour/

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with CaroWhite lotion. It's essential to be cautious when using skin care products and research before trying something new.

Regarding your concern about restoring your natural complexion, here are some options you can consider:

Moisturize your skin: Using a good moisturizer can help restore your skin's natural oils, which can make your skin look healthier and more vibrant.

Use sunscreen: Regular use of sunscreen can protect your skin from further damage and reduce the appearance of existing discoloration.

Exfoliate regularly: Exfoliating can remove dead skin cells and reveal brighter, healthier-looking skin.

Consider skin-lightening treatments: If you're interested in lightening your knuckles to match the rest of your skin, you can consider professional skin-lightening treatments such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or laser therapy.

However, a licensed dermatologist or aesthetician should only perform these treatments.

Consult a dermatologist: If you're still concerned about your skin's discoloration, it's best to consult with a dermatologist who can evaluate your skin and recommend the most appropriate treatment options for your specific needs.

https://www.yohaig.ng/how-to-reverse-skin-bleaching-naturally/

Remember to be patient, as restoring your natural complexion may take time and consistent effort.

Good luck!

LordFriar:
Yeah. Shea butter worked moderately.

How long does it take??

dbynonetwork:
Agony of those who bleach..... Now I believe people who bleach are going through unbearable pains..

It's a useless thing to do. I have neighbor who has injuries and it's taking time to heal.