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If you have just thrown away all the halter top and only wear a sleeve to cover the dark underarms, then there is no need to do so. In this article, you will be guided with a number of home remedies as well as medical measures to achieve a smooth white underarm skin.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Home Method

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   Use natural bleach. The acidic, anti-microbial and antiseptic properties in certain fruits and vegetables are natural skin lighteners. Potatoes, cucumbers and lemons are three types that work to treat dark skin under the arms.
   • Potato - Slice the potatoes into thin slices and rub them over the darkened skin. Or, you can grate the potatoes to let the "juice" run out. Apply the solution to your armpits, let dry for 10 minutes and rinse.
   • Cucumber In the same manner as a potato, rub the slices of cucumbers over darkened areas or grate cucumber and use the juice. You can also add a few drops of lemon juice and turmeric (just enough to thicken the mixture) into cucumber juice. Apply the mixture evenly to the skin, wait half an hour and then rinse.
   • Lemon - Apply a thick slice of lemon to dark areas; Lemons have the ability to remove dead skin cells and brighten the skin. Then rinse, if necessary, can apply moisturizer. (Lime that stays on for a while can dry out the skin.) Add a little turmeric, yogurt or honey to the lemon juice to make the paste apply to the skin for 10 minutes and then rinse.
   • Egg oil - Gently massage the egg oil onto dark areas and leave overnight; The omega-3s in egg oil promote epithelial regeneration (new skin cells), making the skin smooth and bright. Use a pH-balanced shower gel or shower gel to wash off in the morning.

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   Moisturizing. The most important thing you can do to prevent or treat underarms is to moisturize this area at least twice a day. You should use natural moisturizers like aloe, lecithin, etc.

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   Kill death celk. The cause of darkening of the skin under the arm is due to the accumulation of dead skin cells for a long time, so exfoliation works to reduce darkening.
   • Street Mix 1 cup of brown sugar with 3 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. Apply to damp skin for a minute or two while bathing and rinse. You can use this mixture twice a week in the shower.
   • Leavening - Create a concentrated baking powder mixture by adding water to exfoliate your skin. After cleansing, rinsing and drying, you can apply baking powder to your skin to make your armpits less dark.
   • Baking powder and rose water - Add rose water to baking powder and mix well to create a concentrated mixture. Then apply on the skin under the arm, finally rinse with warm water. Dry the skin. Do this until skin becomes brighter.
   • Oranges - Peel the orange peel and dry it in the sun. Then grind the skin into a powder and make a paste by adding rose water and milk. Rub the armpits for 10-15 minutes to remove dead skin cells and rinse with cold water.
   • Pumice - Gently remove dead skin cells under arm with pumice stone. Strong but lightweight volcanic rock can be found at drug and beauty stores. Wet the stone thoroughly and rub gently over the armpit area.

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   Use liquid therapy. Open the refrigerator or kitchen cupboard to find a remedy that not only brightens, but also makes dark areas softer and more fresh.
   • Milk Vitamins and fatty acids in milk have a lightening effect on the skin. You can make a thick mixture of two tablespoons of milk, one teaspoon of curd, and one tablespoon of flour. Apply to skin within 15 minutes and rinse with cold water. The skin will be smooth and clean dead skin cells to help reduce dark spots. Use whole milk for better results.
   • Vinegar For a bright white skin, free of germs, and a mild fragrance, you can mix vinegar with rice flour to form a paste. Take a hot shower and apply a paste to your armpits, let dry for about 10-15 minutes and rinse with warm water.
   • Coconut oil - Vitamin E in coconut oil helps to lighten dark skin over time. So for best results, use it every day or every other day. Before showering, massage the oil into skin for 10 to 15 minutes. Wash off with mild soap and warm water. One benefit of coconut oil is its natural deodorizing effect.

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   Do the whitening package. If you are willing to commit to a regular treatment regimen, you can apply a natural whitening package made from Turkish bean flour (also known as mung bean powder). Mix the flour with yogurt, lemon and a pinch of turmeric to make a thick paste. Apply to the underarms and let dry for at least 30 minutes before rinsing with warm water. Apply this whitening mixture daily for two weeks and then three times a week to speed up whitening.

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   Stop shaving and begin waxing. Dark underarms can be caused by thick hair growing under the skin after shaving. Waxing wax removes the base clean, thus making the skin brighter and softer.

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   Skip the deodorant. The antiperspirants in deodorants often cause inflammation and darkening the underarms of the skin. Very few people have problems with body odor and most don't need to use the widely advertised deodorant. advertisement

Method 2 of 2: Medical Methods

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   Go to the doctor. Home remedies may not work if you have acanthosis nigricans, a condition that causes the skin to turn brown or black in some areas including the underarms.
   • This condition can occur due to obesity or a hormonal (gland) disorder. This disease is common in people with diabetes or predisposition to diabetes and is most common among people of African descent.
   • Other causes of nigricans acanthosis include Addison's disease, a pituitary disorder, growth hormone therapy, hypothyroidism, or oral contraceptive use.

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   Change your diet. If your condition is related to diabetes, make adjustments to your diet by limiting carbohydrates and sugars.

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   Stop taking the drug. If oral contraception is the source of the skin disorder, you can switch to another form of birth control to see if the condition improves after you stop taking the pills.

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   Apply a prescription. Retin-A, 20% urea, alpha hydroxy acid and salicylic acid may help to improve the condition, but it is only marginally effective.
   • The most widely used ingredient for skin lightening sold in the United States is hydroquinone, which is regulated by the FDA. Dermatologists can prescribe skin-lightening medications that contain up to 4% hydroquinone. The available skin-lightening agents do not contain more than 2% hydroquinone. Always consult your doctor before using products containing hydroquinone.
   • Use trusted brand skin-lightening products. Although the FDA banned the use of mercury in skin lightening products in the United States in 1990, skin whitening creams containing this toxic metal have been found here. These products are made in another country but are sold in US stores, so you need to read the label carefully before buying this product.

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   Stop applying electrolyte. All women, but especially those with dark skin, are susceptible to hyperpigmentation (darkening of the skin) when using electrolysis to remove hair. If you are using electrolysis to remove armpit hair, stop to avoid discoloration of the underarms. advertisement

Advice

• Exfoliate regularly if you have hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating).
• Wax removal should be done by a specialist for best results

Warning

• If you don't have hyperhidrosis, be aware that darkening is normal in very thin skin, including the eyelids, as well as in the genitals and anal area. This is not a physical disability. You should observe that women in professional photos (advertisements, leaflets) often adjust the color of the underarms with special effects in the post-production phase. Actresses in adult movies often bleach the skin of the anal / genital area to become more attractive.
• Skin bleaching, as well as excessive exfoliation, can cause serious damage and scarring. Hair follicles, pores, and sweat glands in your armpits can become infected. Immediate access to the lymph nodes can be very dangerous, as the infection can spread rapidly throughout the body, causing severe infections. You need to examine the pros and cons very carefully before touching this sensitive skin. Consult a medical professional is the first and foremost thing to do.