@ThisIsStepBro 24 April 2021 more from that month

Dark Armpits: What's the Cure? There are many causes of blackening of the armpit. 1. People with diabetes can get dark underarms. Treat diabetes to reduce blackheads. 2. Can be inherited from a parent. There are people who have dark skin color, including armpits. 3. Excessive rubbing of the armpit and use of irritating deodorant can make the armpit black. 4. Excessive pulling or shaving of armpit hair can cause infection and boils. As a result, the armpit may become swollen. 5. Do not wear a tight baro because the armpit will rub against the baro. 6. It will also lose weight because when our arm is big, the skin of the armpit will also be scratched and pinched. According to dermatologists, here is a proven way to whiten the armpit: 1. You can use a "gentle cleanser" and towel and gently rub the armpit. Take it easy to get rid of "dead skin cells" or hard skin. Do not over-scrub and the armpit may darken even more. 2. You can use moisturizer and oils to soften the skin. 3. According to dermatologists, honey can be used as a cleanser. But be careful with the use of lime and lemon, as it can injure the skin when overused. 4. The doctor prescribes a cream, called tretinoin (Retin-A) that can whiten the skin. Consult a doctor. 5. In department stores, you can buy alcohol-free deodorant. There are home remedies that could possibly help, but they are not yet certain: 1. Baking soda - Mix baking soda with a little water. Apply it on the armpit to partially remove dead skin cells. 2. Cucumber-Squeeze the cucumber juice and place it on the armpit. Leave for 30 minutes. 3. Lemon or lime - Mix its juice with 2 tablespoons of water to reduce its hardness or acidic. Leave the juice for 10-15 minutes and wash it off. Do 2 times per week. 4. Coconut oil - Coconut oil contains vitamin E. Massage coconut oil into the armpit. Leave for 10-15 minutes. Wash with water and mild soap. Do 2 times a day. Note: These remedies are not 100% effective. It will take another 6 weeks before there is a slight change. Consult a dermatologist for your questions. #GoodAdvices