How do Asians whiten their skin??? (1 Viewer)

[SnowWhite]

So I was born with a pale skin but I have been under the sun for too long these past 2 years, and I was wondering how can I make the tan disappear?

In any case where this might sound controversial I have to say i am actually from west Asia and am not white or obsessed with being white, just that a light skin is kind of more appreciated where I live.

 

[Selfmate]

I think that's a question better suited to google no? lol

 

[DaisySkies]

it's impossible for me to get a tan lol....i've always been the whitest of whites

 

[athenaaa]

it's impossible for me to get a tan lol....i've always been the whitest of whites

Same

 

[DaisySkies]

Same

because of my sensory issues, i like to be covered and that keeps me from getting tan, but i do have tons of freckles so i might've gotten tan when i was really little lol

 

[ChiaraStar169]

I think that's a question better suited to google no? lol

yeah, hate to say but I'm with Selfie. it definitely came off controversial before I read that you didn't intend it to be. Sorry!

 

[Magician]

From what I saw when I was in China/Japan this year: they wear UV protection clothes or use sun protection umbrellas to protect their skin and their sun screen is A+

 

[DaisySkies]

From what I saw when I was in China/Japan this year: they wear UV protection clothes or use sun protection umbrellas to protect their skin and their sun screen is A+

yea, japanese people, especially women, they use any and every product to keep from getting a tan. they're smart, they don't want skin cancer

 

[Selfmate]

yea, japanese people, especially women, they use any and every product to keep from getting a tan. they're smart, they don't want skin cancer

it's not just skin cancer they also don't want wrinkles since the sun is the biggest source of wrinkled skin

 

[DaisySkies]

it's not just skin cancer they also don't want wrinkles since the sun is the biggest source of wrinkled skin

i didn't know that it could cause wrinkles lol mb

 

[Magician]

yea, japanese people, especially women, they use any and every product to keep from getting a tan. they're smart, they don't want skin cancer

yea they are extremely careful and their skin looks great tbh

 

[DaisySkies]

yea they are extremely careful and their skin looks great tbh

yess especially with the acne part, i really want to know how to have clear skin ;-;

 

[Selfmate]

i didn't know that it could cause wrinkles lol mb

“Chronic overexposure to the sun can change the texture and weaken the elasticity of the skin. Sun induced skin damage causes premature wrinkling, sags and bags, and easy bruising. Up to 90% of the visible changes commonly attributed to ageing may be caused by sun exposure.”

Sunlight aging is when UV radiation from the sun damages the skin, causing early visible signs of aging such as wrinkles and sun spots.

(just google sun and wrinkles lol)

 

[DaisySkies]

“Chronic overexposure to the sun can change the texture and weaken the elasticity of the skin. Sun induced skin damage causes premature wrinkling, sags and bags, and easy bruising. Up to 90% of the visible changes commonly attributed to ageing may be caused by sun exposure.”

Sunlight aging is when UV radiation from the sun damages the skin, causing early visible signs of aging such as wrinkles and sun spots.

(just google sun and wrinkles lol)

oki dokie

 

[Ahsoka]

Ngl most of the stuff I’ve heard about skin lightening was in regards to skin bleaching, and it’s always been considered by people as dangerous. I can’t speak more on it because my knowledge is virtually nonexistent past that, but if you consider that as an option probably look thoroughly into the risks to rule out any kind of real danger

 

[MK3AM]

I don't recommend this bc I got forced but bleaching your skin

 

[SnowWhite]

yeah, hate to say but I'm with Selfie. it definitely came off controversial before I read that you didn't intend it to be. Sorry!

Well yea, its either expensive creams or i read smth abt putting lemon juice on your skin. Both freaked me. It never hurts to get as many opinions as possible, or me kind of hoping someone here says they had the same experience and the tan eventually disappears, but clearly not. It's been quite a few months for me.