[kangta84]

Hi, I was wondering does anyone know how to achieve whiter and clearer body skin?...

[Rainbow-lotus]

Swim in Milk for 1 hr and then rinse. Milk bath.
Are u naturally suppose to be light skin? because u can just exfoliate and eventually u will be white (thats what i do)

Or are you naturally darker skin? (your parents are darker) then u will have to use bleaching method.. i used the term bleach because

there are products out there that can whitening your skin... but it uses "natural" bleaches... Whitening Face Masks...Toners/lotions..

Its over rated.

If you want clear skin like no Bacne (no acne on back) you should wear cotton shirts and always shower right after u sweat. (Preferrably shower at night)
Dont touch the skin on your back and use a anti-baterial soap.

Go see Derma.

[TammyHoang]

What's wrong with the skin color you have now?

anyways, have you heard of "Papaya soap"? theres a thread
for it. It's supposed to whiten your skin or something like that.

I'm naturally light skin, and would love to have tan skin anyday<3

-cough-

Hyori & Boa (;

Take care.

[GOOMBA]

Swim in Milk for 1 hr and then rinse. Milk bath.

I doubt there's ANYONE in here who can afford to buy milk to waste and BATHE in.

[0nekhmer]

^ i know holay, bathe in milk @.@ i heard of using it for your face but not that..
anyway i have naturally light skin, but I'd rather be darker. i dont wanna go into this whole bigdeal but anyway everyone should just accept their skin color

[oneandonlysarang]

silkas papaya soap[you can find it in any filipino store]
i suggest you use lotion after it though.

but yea i suggest you read about it more in the thread
http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=79802

yyea read a couple pages for information!

[:0486]

Swim in Milk for 1 hr and then rinse. Milk bath.
Are u naturally suppose to be light skin? because u can just exfoliate and eventually u will be white (thats what i do)

Or are you naturally darker skin? (your parents are darker) then u will have to use bleaching method.. i used the term bleach because

there are products out there that can whitening your skin... but it uses "natural" bleaches... Whitening Face Masks...Toners/lotions..

Its over rated.

If you want clear skin like no Bacne (no acne on back) you should wear cotton shirts and always shower right after u sweat. (Preferrably shower at night)
Dont touch the skin on your back and use a anti-baterial soap.

Go see Derma.

ohh what products cany ou user to exfoliate?

[GazelMa]

I use facial washes and papaya soap (or papaya facial washes) and my skin is significantly whiter. Only because I tanned during the summer, I am in between light/dark skinned. Haha. Although now it's weird 'cause my body is all tannn. HAHAHA. o__o

[likeunicorns]

Likas Papaya Soap
and exfoliate a lot.
There are whitening soaps and lotions you can get out there.
Heard Glutathione pills or lotion/soaps are THE BEST.

[ch0psticks]

Oh yes, the question that so many people ask
There's a lot of threads about this in the beauty and fashion forum.

I happen to have some favorited so here are some:
Whiter and Purer skin >> http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=145811

Korean Celeb Secrets >> http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=119198

♥home Remedies Thread, ★ For health and beauty ★ >> http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=145005

[gabby_giraffe]

Avoid the sun like the plague.
Umbrellas and sunblock are your best friends.

[dae5ung]

my skin usually got lighter during winter when i was a kid.
but then i moved to the southern part of Florida.

and as you know Florida is the 'sunshine state'
so much for my plan to get lighter during winter

[michtiu_888]

ever heard of glutathione pills? they said these pills makes your skin lighter significantly.

[joychin89]

Use papaya soap. It works XD. I sell some in my shop

[kcy]

yeah, i agree!
likas papaya soap works like magic
i use it

[thistle23]

Papaya soap?? That sounds interesting..
I'm happy with my skin colour but I think I'm gonna try once, for health..lolz!

[kanashii]

the papaya soap makes your skin really dry
and its a longterm use thing
so you have to keep using it
and moisture it well afterwards

[Torento <3]

You want to look white?

What a joke. Sorry, I couldn't help but laugh. My friend said: "Embrace your heritage, don't be afraid of whom you are. If you're not yourself, you are no one".

And he laughed too at the fact that so many Asians try to make themself look more 'white', and then moreso when I told him about the eye-lid cosmetic surgery.

[idiscolikeathug]

Sometimes it's not about "trying to look white".

I'm Mexican and have light colored skin even though my parents are really dark.
I never wear tank tops or show any skin, so like 90% of my skin is powder white while my forearms and face are a bit darker.
I'd rather whiten my forearms and face to be the same skin tone as the rest of my body than try to get the rest of my body to be the same color as my face and forearms.

I love my culture and my indigenous roots, but I just want my skin to be one color, and as someone who wants to whiten my face and arms, in no way am I "denying my heritage".

Yes, in a lot of instances, white skin is considered more desirable, so people try to attain it. But thats not always the case.

[Torento <3]

Sometimes it's not about "trying to look white".

I'm Mexican and have light colored skin even though my parents are really dark.
I never wear tank tops or show any skin, so like 90% of my skin is powder white while my forearms and face are a bit darker.
I'd rather whiten my forearms and face to be the same skin tone as the rest of my body than try to get the rest of my body to be the same color as my face and forearms.

I love my culture and my indigenous roots, but I just want my skin to be one color, and as someone who wants to whiten my face and arms, in no way am I "denying my heritage".

Yes, in a lot of instances, white skin is considered more desirable, so people try to attain it. But thats not always the case.

Yeah, but the majority rules and that's all that matters.