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Should I try a skin lightening cream on my bikini/vaginal area? (Photos)

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LitBeautyJan 10, 2018

What is making my bikini area look wrinkled or ashy looking? I have eczema but I’m not sure if it can flare up down there. Maybe it’s chafing but I’ve lost some weight and my inner thighs are somewhat lighter than before.

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