Dark Spots. HELP😖

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Paris A.

Oct 22, 2013

Paris A.

I bought fresh lemons today and was going to make my own dark spot lightener, I looked up diy's and recipes but my skin is super sensitive and I'm afraid something will go wrong😕 Any recipes that will work on sensitive/combo skin?

Bri-bri L.

Oct 22, 2013

Bri-bri L.

I guess just squeeze some of the juice out and use as a spot treatment so that you don't put it on places where you don't have dark spots. Or you can dillute it with a but of water if its too harsh for your skin.

Honey E.

Oct 22, 2013

Honey E.

I have the same type of skin but I just rub a slice of lemon on my face and let it sit about twenty seconds. Just be sure to moisturize after!

Brianna Nicole S.

Oct 22, 2013

Brianna Nicole S.

Try Shea Moisture dark mark remover cream it's doesn't have any harsh chemicals in it I use it and it's great.

Brianna Nicole S.

Oct 22, 2013

Brianna Nicole S.

Don't use lemons it'll use lemons it'll dry your skin out badly.

Vanessa W.

Oct 22, 2013

Vanessa W.

Use a q tip to dab on the juice just on places you need it, so as not to potentially disturb the clear skin. Mix it with aloe vera gel to neutralize and cool down the juice so its not as harsh on the skin. Vitamin e oil or lotion is handy to have to keep the spots moisturized, this can help them heal faster. :)

Honey E.

Oct 22, 2013

Honey E.

I use lemon all the time and it doesn't dry my skin out at all. Just moisturize after.

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