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My forehead is lighter than the rest of my face. Is there a way that I can darken my forehead?

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taythegem24May 23, 2020

I wore a durag for sometime that covered my forehead so the rest of my face got darker, but now I don’t use it as much anymore but my skin tone is still uneven.

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