Can I Reverse the Effects of Bleached Skin?

Thank you for your question. After a burn or trauma to a skin you can get darkening called post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The best way to avoid further darkening is to avoid sun exposure and to use a sunscreen with SPF 30 and zinc oxide to protect the area. The scar make take months to return to its normal color. If after a few months the color has not returned and the area has completely healed you may want to consider pursuing laser treatments to correct the color if you are a good... more

With prolonged exposure to bleaching, even the weaker over the counter formulations, there is progressive sooty darkening, inflammation, irritation, thickening and hyperpigmentation of the skin (darkened bluish/gray patches of skin). This condition is called onchronosis and individuals with darker complexions are at higher risk of getting it after prolonged use. It can occur with frequent bleaching in less than a year. Use creams that reduce pigmentation . Use it for Spot Treatments and... more