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Hey everyone today in this video I am sharing with you all a very simple and highly effective home remedy to make fairness cream easily at home. This skin lightening and skin whitening cream is made up of 100% natural ingredients which includes carrot as its main ingredients.
This cream completetly removes suntan from your face and body and also works great in removing all your aging signs like wrinkles, fine lines, darks spots and acne scars. It makes your skin lighten, whiten, brighten and super glowing and radiant.
Ingredients:
CarrotJuice
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Senegal hasn’t been ruled by France for over half a century, but its former coloniser still sets the tone here. Nowadays, that’s not only true in terms of clothing, but skin colour as well. Senegalese girls want to look like Europeans. Advertisements in magazines and on billboards display light-skinned models, insisting that this is what men like. Pharmacists have come to the rescue of fashion-conscious women. They offer pills and skin-lightening creams, but rarely warn the buyers of the possible catastrophic side effects of using them. These products have long been banned worldwide, but that doesn’t stop Senegalese women bent on flaunting a lighter skin shade.
To see what sacrifices they’re willing to make for the sake of ‘beauty’ and find out more about the dangers of skin whitening, watch Beauty and the Bleach on RTD Documentaries.
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