HELP! Bleaching cream went wrong.

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Nicole S.

Jun 21, 2014

Nicole S.

I usually use Sally Hansen brand of facial cream bleach. I just bought the GiGi Gentle facial bleach (yeah right "gentle")

So I followed the directions even testing it first. I had read reviews that it burns a little at first but goes away.

Well it burns, but it didn't seem normal because it stayed burning. When I removed the bleach it left like a dark shadow around my smile lines. It looks like a dark ring. It's probably my fault for leaving it on.
Is there anything I can do to remove the dark color from my face?

Carol D.

Jun 21, 2014

Carol D.

You can apply aloe vera gel something to sooth the area or cold water and be little patient It will fade away but its better not to use this bleach again its seems its strong for your skin causing irratiton you have to be careful

Nicole S.

Jun 21, 2014

Nicole S.

Thank you I'm going to try to wait it out. I'm definitely not using this brand again, I'll go back to Sally Hansen next time:)

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