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[Photos] 8 DIFFERENT WAYS ON HOW TO GET RID OF DARK UNDERARM

[Photos] 8 DIFFERENT WAYS ON HOW TO GET RID OF DARK UNDERARM

By Tiffany1 in 11 Jan 2016 | 09:54
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[b]If you have dark underarmsarea, then there’s no need to worry, these simple and natural home remedies will work their magic.
Dark underarms are usually caused by clogged pores or darkening of the skin, very similar to that which occurs from excessive sun exposure.
Dark underarms also can be caused by a range of things, including shaving, hair removal creams, excess sweating and alcohol based deodorants.
Potato notavailable Potato acts as a natural bleaching agent. Regular scrubbing your underarms with a thin slice of potato and washing off with lukewarm water will gradually reduce the darkening of the skin.
Cucumber notavailable Cucumber has mild bleaching properties too,[/b]
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[b]Lemon notavailable Rub your underarms with a lemon slice, wait for couple of minutes, then wash off. Yoghurt notavailable Plain yoghurt is another product from your kitchen that can help lighten dark underarms. Apply it daily while in the shower, let it sit on your skin for couple of minutes, then rinse; you will see the difference quickly, as the yoghurt lightens, nourishes and exfoliates your skin. Coconut Oil notavailable Coconut oil’s high vitamin E content makes it an ideal skin treatment. You can also mix coconut oil with brown sugar.[/b]
11 Jan 2016 | 09:57
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[b] Hmmmm_ is only under arms, wot of face and other parts [/b]
11 Jan 2016 | 09:58
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[b]Honey notavailable It sounds like a bit of a sticky solution, but honey is well-known for its soothing, antibacterial and lightening properties. Spread a small amount of honey under your arms, allow it to dry and then, wash off with warm water. lighten the skin. Baking soda notavailable Baking soda also can help you lighten your dark underarms. Just mix baking soda with a little bit of water and scrub your underarms with this natural home remedy. This treatment will unclog pores and remove dead cells accumulated in your underarm. SOURCE:http://fashionpheeva.com/photos-8-different-ways-on-how-to-get-rid-of-dark-underarm/[/b]
11 Jan 2016 | 10:00
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@tiffany1 i dey feel am
11 Jan 2016 | 10:01
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hmmm this is interesting
11 Jan 2016 | 10:09
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Thank you
11 Jan 2016 | 16:17
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interesting
11 Jan 2016 | 16:49
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Fnks
11 Jan 2016 | 17:28
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11 Jan 2016 | 18:05
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Unfortunately I haven't started growing hairs on my Underarm.
11 Jan 2016 | 18:19
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hmm ok
11 Jan 2016 | 19:05
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Nice One.
12 Jan 2016 | 01:28
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Tnkz for d info
12 Jan 2016 | 01:44
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thnks
12 Jan 2016 | 04:59
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Nyc one
13 Jan 2016 | 06:40
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Gona try dx
13 Jan 2016 | 08:55
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Whaooh. Dis cool
14 Jan 2016 | 08:18
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U tried wella
15 Jan 2016 | 07:19
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Nice one. . ....
15 Jan 2016 | 16:57
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