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Old Oct 25, 2009, 03:31 AM
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my skin lightening has gone wrong

hi i was using maxi light cream to lighten my face as i was depressed about being so dark after been pregnant. i have used it and unhappy with the results.. what do i do if i do not want my skin lightened anymore i just want my skin to go back to colour how do i achieve that? please help im depressed with results...

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Old Oct 26, 2009, 08:42 AM   #11  
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zoe getting darker during pregnancy is normal for colored women, if you had given it some time your normal colour would have returned in a few months, but you should seek medical advice at this time
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yes I totally agree
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Old Oct 26, 2009, 12:05 PM   #13  
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I got very dark with my pregnancies too, esp. facially (melasma/cholasma)...also the line on the stomach.

The best thing is to see a dr. Maybe s/he can determine if you've lightened your face to your natural untanned skin shade (have a look at childhood photos) or somehow gone beyond it.

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Old Oct 27, 2009, 07:57 PM   #14  
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so would it be safe to use a natural skin lightener to maintain a lighter complexion a few times a week while pregnant? Is it possible that the doctor would say it is ok if you bring the products for them to look at? I'm thinking ahead, but want to be safe for both child and me when the time comes.

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BrownDeceit agrees: Yes! I often think about this as well. I look at the pictures of my mom when she was pregnant with me. She's beautiful regardless, but it was so odd seeing her looking so dark.
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The same thing happened to me during pregnancy so, I know how you feel.
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so would it be safe to use a natural skin lightener to maintain a lighter complexion a few times a week while pregnant? Is it possible that the doctor would say it is ok if you bring the products for them to look at? I'm thinking ahead, but want to be safe for both child and me when the time comes.
I wouldn't use anything bleaching during pregnancy. Just sunscreen, hats, shade-seeking & exfoliating lotions maybe. I'd double-check any products w/ my ob-gyn or derm dr.

I really aggravated my melasma w/ too much sun. Even though it's improving, I can still see a faint mask in certain lights.
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oh, ok. I guess it's better safe than sorry..
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