Dark Knees And Underarms.

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Noor fatema K.

Jan 7, 2014

Noor fatema K.

Colour of my underarms n knees is darker than my skin tone..are der some jome remedies to get to the right tone.

Alexa T.

Jan 7, 2014

Alexa T.

Baking soda & lemon it works for my underarms but I have no idea for knees?

Shelley W.

Jan 7, 2014

Shelley W.

Underarms...what resolved it for me...not shaving and only waxing that area followed by cleansing with african black soap. Knees...a DIY scrub consisting of lemon juice,olive oil and brown sugar every other day and daily application of a body lotion containing AHA/BHA (apply after shower before bed). And to keep the knees from darkening further use a moisturizing SPF of at least 30 for day time. Works great for me.

Noor fatema K.

Jan 7, 2014

Noor fatema K.

Ohh great..m going to try all this..thanks guys.

Diana J.

Jan 7, 2014

Diana J.

I have to say that my underarms were dark while waxing, so it,s not the main reason of dark skin in this area, but also had dark skin with shaving. I got rid of this problem with exfoliating(before shaving/waxing) and moisturizing after. But some ethnicities just have some darker zones on body by default:-)

Shelley W.

Jan 8, 2014

Shelley W.

I most definitely agree with you Diana. With some skin its kinda of a hit or miss. My daughter who is a few shades darker than me can't wax but she experiences no darkening by shaving. Definitely exfoliating is a must.

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