[CinnamonComplexion]

Hello. I am interested in feed back from preferably African Americans, or darker complexions (true darker- not Asian dark) about using this product. I'd like to know as much as you have to offer. My main concerns are is the process slower the darker the skin, and also, does the peeling hurt, like is it painful to actually peel the skin off? Do you have to peel the skin off, or does it just flake and eventually come off itself?

Looking to bleach my back, arms, and buns. (Hehehe) I have a wonderful body as I work out all the time, but with a complexion of Sanna Lathan, my arms, back and butt are like Whoopi's complexion, confusing... embarrassing. I want to show my body in a bikini this summer. Thanks in advance.

[so sexy]

The peeling doesn't hurt, and it's a flaking process. The papaya soap burns until you get use to it.

[CinnamonComplexion]

So it would burn my entire body? Or you mean especially your face? I am not using it on my face because I don't want others aware of what I am doing because the first thing they'll think, "oh you wanna be white", (lol), and in fact, happy with the color of my face, but still afraid of the obvious peeling that would probably appear on myface.

[Boricua1]

It's not that strong LOL... it won't lighten you so much as it will lighten any darkeness caused by external forces such as a deep tan that won't go away like farmer's tan or something, or uneveness of dark blotches... or even mild freckling... it will even out darkeness to whatever your original color is... and the peeling... its not even peeling so much as a bit of dryness and a bit of peeling for the first week or two, nothing noticeable or crazy... use moisturizer and it will be fine.. and it doesn't burn, it tingles... and only for a few days and this is on the face ostly you will not really feel it too much on the body.

[rainbowlove]

Not tried it yet will do though