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RE: Update on skin lightening cream - does it really work?
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I love the way you have a 'night' and a 'day' oil! It must be warm there - my coconut oil is solid. I put turmeric in a calendula cream and my sheets go orange if i use it in bed! Why did you WANT to lighten your skin, can I ask? You are totally beautiful. It's really cool you are zit free though !Homemade moisteurizer is amazing!!! congratulations on the new addition to the family!! I think lemon is meant to make your skin light sensitive from memory but not sure. Thanks for this video - love it. More videos about your homemade beauty products, please! XX
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Hi @riverflows, thank you so much for your comment and visiting my blog =). I have some dark spots due to sun damage on my face, although it's hard to see them in this video. They look like freckles, but I didn't have them before =). My dermatologist said I need to use sun protection every day....which I always forget heheh. Anyways, I wanted to try natural remedies, and therefore made that cream. Yes, lemon also lightens skin and therefore makes it sensitive to the sun (and can potentially stain your skin if you use it during the day). I'm glad you like these videos, more will be coming soon!