The Reasons For Darkening The Armpits.

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Maha A.

May 20, 2015

Maha A.

The causes of darkening armpits: - Use sweat weak quality.- remover hair removal cream hair remover that contains weak materials in its effectiveness, leading to inflammation of the place armpits: and therefore lead to sensitivity Blackened armpit area.- The sweating heavily as a result of high temperatures lead to a change in color place.- overuse of various mixtures effective and ineffective and recipes to brighten the place armpits increases the pigmentation of the region. Solution to eliminate the problem and lighten the armpits area: - mix half a cup of lemon juice with 3 tablespoons sugar in a bowl and then we mix the ingredients well and brush the this mixture region armpits and leave it for 15 minutes, the process is repeated every day until it is lighten armpits area.- We era potato after peeling, and then put the potato juice on the axillary region and begin continuous massage even imbued skin potato juice once and for all, then we wash the place with warm water.- be mixing half a cup of lemon juice with a tablespoon of glycerin liquid and a tablespoon of rose water, and then put the mixture on the axillary region and we massage in a circular motion for 5 minutes, then let the mixture without washing until the morning and in the morning we wash the place with warm water, you'll notice Brightening results within days.- mix two tablespoons of sodium bicarbonate in a bowl and put them water to form soft dough texture and then put them in the armpits area and wait until the dough is dry and then wash with warm place.
The daily care armpits area make it difficult to staining and discoloration, prevention is better than a pound of cure.

Brittany F.

May 20, 2015

Brittany F.

Awesome info! Thank you for sharing

Maha A.

May 20, 2015

Maha A.

You're welcome Brittany ^ ^

Laura V.

May 20, 2015

Laura V.

Thank you so much, this is great!

Alyx T.

May 20, 2015

Alyx T.

Lemon is horrible for the skin. Especially if you shave or wax, the skin could be broken and it'll sting like hell. Along with possible burns and discoloration, which can actually make your skin darker.

Shanae J.

May 20, 2015

Shanae J.

Alyx is 100% correct.

Shelley W.

May 20, 2015

Shelley W.

I didn't have to mix a mask to lighten up mine. I just use African Black soap and exfoliate with a loofah. Plus, I wax versus shaving. Saw a difference within 2 weeks.

Teodora R.

May 21, 2015

Teodora R.

Shelly I would advise being really carefull with waxing the armpit area... Both my parents are doctors and both advised me not do it because thats the area with a lot of glands,and they are really close to the surface,( when you think about it most people sweat there the easiest and a lot because of that),so you can get them inflamed in no second,especially if one is prone to ingrown hairs... I personally never do it,not worth the risk.

Shelley W.

May 21, 2015

Shelley W.

@Teodora...I don't wax often. Once I hit 40 my hair growth there has decreased substantially. I only now do it once a month. I have heard of that happening but it hasn't occurred with me. It did happen to my daughter when she had it done at a spa in Korea for the very first time. She had the worst reaction to the wax as well on top of inflammation of a sweat duct. It was horrible. :/

Emily W.

May 23, 2015

Emily W.

Maybe I should count myself lucky that my armpits are as blindingly white as the rest of me, but why is it such a big deal if your pits are darker? I just can't picture myself slathering what basically amounts to lemonade on my pits or wasting a perfectly good potato just to bleach an area of my body that no normal person is really looking at. Unless you're walking around with your arms in the air 24/7, who even sees your underarms other than a passing glance now and then? Seems like a lot of effort and feeling self-conscious about something minor, but I dunno.

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