Dark Underarms!! :O

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C D.

Mar 26, 2013

C D.

Going to a dance on friday, and I've got everything planned out and ready to go! but one thing...even after I shave, my underarms are slightly darker than the rest of my skin! but yet I rub it, and it's super smooth, so it's not itty bitty hairs...any remedies for dark underarms? I apprecoate it!
*it may be something that everyone has, and nobody would notice, I don't know. but I do so I'm worried everyone else will too!

C D.

Mar 26, 2013

C D.

*appreciate

Ashley D.

Mar 26, 2013

Ashley D.

Wax or laser. Its probably hair under the skin, I know gross but those are the best ways to get rid of it  =)

Vaishnavi T.

Mar 26, 2013

Vaishnavi T.

Apply lemon juice around your dark area. it will get lighter after some time but It can irritate your skin a bit.

C D.

Mar 26, 2013

C D.

Thanks ladies! And I will Kadria (:

Sara B.

Apr 12, 2013

Sara B.

You can even try some more remedies which will help you out.

• Apply cucumber juice on your dark skin for few minutes and wash it off, when it dries. It will help you to lighten the dark area of your underarms.
• To remove dead skin cells and to lighten the skin tone of your underarms take a thick slice of lemon and rub lemon on the affected area.
• Take two tablespoon of milk and add one tablespoon of curd and one tablespoon of flour to it. Mix it properly to make a thick paste and apply it on dark underarms. Leave it for about fifteen minutes then wash it off with cold water.
• Mix rice flour with strong vinegar to form a thick paste. Apply this paste on the dark underarms after taking a hot shower. Allow the paste to dry for ten to fifteen minutes and then rinse off with warm water.

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