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How to lighten skin tone
After delivery I want to change my body colour black to white permanently is it possible can you suggest anything.
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Pregnancy causes physiological changes in the body which includes tanning of skin variably. Post pregnancy within 6-8 weeks, most of the pregnancy induced changes revert back to pre-pregnant state.
Fee highly pigmented skin changes like the stretch marks over abdomen, thighs and buttocks may need therapeutic management like applying skin lightening cream and lotions for fee months. They help a lot in many cases.
Please be advised that do not go for aggressive therapies and instant results. All skin color are beautiful when you are healthy and fit.
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Lightening a skin tone is possible but you must be realistic with your expectations there are many procedures that help and creams but there are no over night magical transformations. Skin treatment and procedures take time to give results plz consult.
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