If you sometimes feel embarrassed by the dark skin around your inner thighs, knuckles, or underarms. You are not alone
Read this to the end to see my secret personal beauty recipe I use to maintain a glowing light skin.
Skin discoloration is a pretty common experience amongst lots of Nigerian women.
Sometimes it’s so bad you can’t afford to show off those hot lovely dress because of the look of your thighs or how rough your knee cap is or flaunt that cool strapless you just got cause of the dark skin around your armpit.
Honestly, No one was born with uneven skin tone so you might be wondering.
“What causes Dark Armpits, Knuckles and Inner Thighs?”
There are lots of reasons from medical conditions to side-effect of cosmetics.
But the most obvious reasons include:
Friction: as you’re likely to have dark inner thighs if your thighs frequently rub against each other when you walk.
Too much sweating between the thighs could cause hyper-pigmentation which result in dark thighs
Bad shaving or dangerous bikini hair removal techniques can cause darker skin on the thighs, vagina and butt.
Use of bleaching creams can cause serious skin discoloration your knuckles, knees, thighs even face
But not to worry, here are some amazing Do-It-yourself Remedies To Naturally Lighten Dark Inner Thighs, knuckles and armpits.
Like most skin conditions, easy to find home remedies can be used to improve the condition.
One of Such Affordable Home Remedies is Lemon.
Oh yeah, it’s just so hard not to mention lemon first when it comes to skin lightening.
Lemon is a natural lightener that treats skin discoloration around the thighs, knuckles and knees.
In addition, It’s cheap and very effective for treating those uneven skin tone.
How To Use Lemon
Lemon can be best used in natural form without adding any ingredients. You can use the fresh lemon juice or lemon slice to reduce the pigmentation.
Take one or two fresh lemons and squeeze the juice
Apply the juice directly on the darker skin area
Wash the skin after 20 minutes
Try regularly and start seeing improvement in days
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POTATO
This Starchy Veggie is a Skin-friendly Ingredient for a Fair Inner Thigh
Potatoes aren’t just a delicious, energy giving and starchy vegetable. Raw potatoes have a lot of medicinal as well as cosmetic properties (I’m guessing you’re amazed bout that)!
They are rich in vitamin C and contain natural bleaching agent which reduces hyper pigmentation of the skin.
What else? Potatoes are relatively safer to apply on delicate thigh skin and improve skin complexion faster than any other home remedies.
You can apply them on any type of skin. It doesn’t harm your skin and can be used twice a day or daily until you can find the desirable effects.
How To use Potato
Peel the skin
Cut the potato into small pieces
Juice the cubed potatoes
Extract the juice with a sieve
Soak a cotton ball into the juice, apply and wash the skin after 30 minutes.
TOMATOES
Reduces hyper-pigmentation of face burns and dark knuckles
Tomatoes are yet another overlooked remedy for pigmented skin. Both, external application as well as oral intake of tomatoes act like a natural sun block. It has incredible properties to fight against UV rays.
Sweet thing about Tomatoes is it doesn’t work like a normal bleaching ingredient but goes deeper to address the pigmentation issue from the root and enhance your skin tone.
Tomatoes are good to use on various skin types and there are no side effects too.
How To Use Tomatoes
Grind the fresh tomatoes and apply the juice (a thicker consistency) on the darker skin
Cut the tomatoes into halves and rub it on your skin if you don’t feel comfortable to apply the tomato paste.
Aloe Vera
Contains Soothing Gel with Vitamins and Anti-oxidants
Aloe vera is a popular plant with miraculous healing properties. The gel in the aloe Vera contains a lot of anti-oxidants and vitamins.
The gel is formed by absorbing vitamin D from the sun and contains skin rejuvenating and tightening properties. All these properties go to make Aloe Vera one of the very good remedies to lighten dark knuckles, inner thighs and underarms.
How To Use Aloe Vera
Extract the gel from fresh aloe leaf or buy the gel from store if you don’t have access to aloe plants.
Blend it well and apply on the skin area with discoloration.
Wash it off after 30 minutes.
I’m a big fan of aloe vera! It’s so powerful and nice that I included it as part of my own secret beauty regimen.
To get my skin glowing perfectly, I combine Aloe Vera gel with my skin brightening organic cream.
HONEY
The Skin Wonder
Honey is one of the best gifts provided by Mother Nature. It’s a very powerful cleanser and heals irritation of the skin.
Applying honey on the pigmented thigh skin reduces skin irritation and also cleanses the skin as well as removes the impurities. It gives a good texture to your skin.
How To Use Honey
Massage the uneven skin area with honey (don’t apply too much honey). Just two teaspoons is okay.
Let it dry for around 15 to 20 minutes.
Wash the skin with warm water.
And stay indoors while the honey is on so you don’t fall prey to ants and bees!
Our Expert Advice
It’s okay Combining two or more ingredients to reduce skin pigmentation for quicker results than using a single ingredient. You can mix some of the ingredients in equal parts (example: Lemon + Honey) and apply on your dark armpits and inner thighs to lighten them naturally.
However, the skin at the inner thighs is delicate and you should be a little bit more careful in choosing the ingredients in order to avoid skin irritation.
If you are the busy type want to permanently get rid of your dark thighs and armpits more faster and safely with no irritation – and make them rhyme perfectly with your skin so that you can glow from head to toe and look flawless like a goddess.
Then get Makalyna dark thighs cream.
Please note we don't whip and keep, we whip as you order.
Disclaimer:
The information provided here or else where on Makalyna Empire social media pages and site are not intended to constitute professional medical advice for treatment, we encourage you to consult your personal doctors with any question you may have regard medical conditions
