Ideas to help make my elbows lighter.

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Sumaya W.

Mar 19, 2016

Sumaya W.

I have dead skin on my elbows and my elbows are quite dark compared to the rest of my body. I know this isn't natural because one is darker than the other. Anyway, I've been trying all these different exfoliators to try and get rid of the dead skin but nothing seems to work. Any ideas? Ideally, not something too expensive. Thanks x

Maxine S.

Mar 19, 2016

Maxine S.

Exfoliating works along with applying lemons.

Kelsi H.

Mar 19, 2016

Kelsi H.

Mine are pretty dark and I used the tree hut Shea sugar scrub and I LOVE IT!!

Marleen B.

Mar 20, 2016

Marleen B.

Exfoliating, using a lotion with glycolic acid in it. I like Philosophy Soul Owner. This is a strong foot cream that is good for feet, knees, and elbows. Imo, it's too strong for other areas esp. the face. Also, I used to have one elbow darker than the other. And realized it was the elbow I would always prop on a table when on the computer or at a kitchen table. So I don't put my elbows on the table unless absolutely necessary. And that's when I'm at work on a computer. So I bought a thicj, oversized square mouse pad so my elbow rests on a soft surface. Suncrest will also help.

Marleen B.

Mar 20, 2016

Marleen B.

Omg, auto correct is killing me! *thick & *sunscreen

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