HOW TO REMOVE DRY AND DARK SKIN ON YOUR NECK, ELBOWS, KNEES AND UNDERARMS



skin




People around the world are ashamed of wearing sleeveless tops due to the dark skin patches on their underarms and neck. This condition is called acanthosis nigricans, and is a skin pigmentation problem that is most often caused by sun exposure. These parts of the body don’t have oil glands, which is why they get dry easily.


Dark armpits are a common condition which may be caused by antiperspirants or shaving. You need to be very careful about the cosmetics you’re using as they can cause acanthosis nigricans and other conditions as well.

Luckily for you, we have a solution! The following remedies can remove the dark patches of skin on your neck, underarms, elbows and knees:

Natural remedies for dark skin on your neck

Baking soda

Baking soda is an excellent exfoliator which can gradually lighten dark freckles. Combine it with some water to create a powerful paste that can eliminate dark patches on your neck. Mix baking soda and water in a 3:1 ratio, then apply the paste on your neck and rinse with water after a couple of minutes. Repeat the treatment twice a week.

                   PLEASE   CLICK    NEXT TO  CONTINUE   READING 

                             <<<PERV                                   NEXT >>>>

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ladies See What Happen to Your Breasts When you Eat Pineapple 3 Times a Day( MUST SEE )

Image
You have a problem with droopy and loose breasts? It is quite a normal phenomenon that occurs with age, but now you can easily change that, and all you need to do is to eat more pineapples. Smoking, excess alcohol and coffee can increase the problem, but pineapples can quickly solve it. “Pineapples contain a whole range of antioxidants and are also considered to be anti-cancer fruits. However, its use in women is indispensable. It contains substances that restore elasticity of skin fibers and thus rejuvenate it. This is especially visible on female breasts which lose their shape over the years. Drink enough fluids, discard the coffee and alcohol and eat pineapples daily. The results will be noticeable immediately, “doctors recommend. An amazing smoothy which can be consumes daily: 1 cup finely chopped pineapple ¼ cup pineapple juice ½ cup yogurt ¼ cup water 3-4 ice cubes Mix all ingredients in a blender and drink the smoothy in the morning or before a meal. Here is the Benefits of Pine...
Read more

Women Must Stop Ignoring These 5 Signs of Breast Cancer

Image
According to a study conducted in England, 1 in every six women in the US is reporting a breast cancer symptom to their doctor. It’s usually noticeable if you have a lump in the breast and you know that something bad is cooking right there. However, the breast cancer symptoms are not always coming in the form of a lump. Lots of women started visiting their doctors for a regular checkup and found out that they have a breast cancer. This came unexpectedly as they didn’t know how to notice the symptoms that probably show the appearance of breast cancer in the early stages. It’s highly important for all women to see this and remember the signs of breast cancer to seek medical help first. Here are the five warning signs all of you should know: 1. A Fresh Mole or Change in an Existing Mole Moles are largely linked to a higher risk of skin cancer, but they can also be associated with breast cancer. PLEASE  CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE READING              ...
Read more

Meet 10 Nigerian Celebrities Who Are Not University Graduates And Doing Very Well

Image
A university  is an institution of higher (or tertiary) education and research which grants academic degrees in various academic disciplines. Universities typically provide undergraduate education and postgraduate education. Although bagging a university degree is important, some folks who do not have university degrees have soared in their careers. Today  I  presents you with 10 successful Nigerian celebrities who did not complete their University education. 1. Tuface Idibia Innocent Idibia was born in Jos, Nigeria. He is from the Idoma ethnic group in the southern part of Benue State, in central Nigeria. He attended Saint Gabriela’s Secondary School in Makurdi, Benue State. He enrolled at Institute of Management & Technology, Enugu (IMT), where he did his preliminary National Diploma course in business administration and management. While attending IMT, he performed at school organised shows and parties, as well as other regional schools such as the Univer...
Read more