Skin-lightening/Preventing Tan

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Anna K.

Jun 6, 2012

Anna K.

I'm dark-skinned, and in the summer, while everyone else is trying to get bronze, I'm slathering on the SPF and staying in the a/c to avoid getting any darker. The strongest sunblocks won't keep my skin from turning, and I can only hole up inside for so long before I want to join the fun! Does anyone know safe, preferably natural ways to lighten skin or prevent a summer toast? I'm currently using Likas Papaya soap that I found at an asian market which I hear is used in the Philippines to lighten skin, as well as an Indian facial serum that I'm not sure is even safe. And have not really seen great results! Any ideas?

Carol S.

Jul 16, 2013

Carol S.

I've been using a cream and skin lightening soap everyday for 2 weeks and my skin is already looking brighter and whiter, its 1 shade lighter right now, I use the cream and soap everyday, I get it from this website, its the only safe and trustworthy one I have found, good luck http://www.botoxkit.co.uk/skin-lightening-cream.

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