Dark Knuckles, Dark Neck, Darkish toes!

by Tiffany
(NJ, USA)

Good evening. I just purchased the Black Skin whitening Soap and the DS Skin lightening Cream. I was wondering if the soap and cream is potent enough to lighten up my dark spots. I have been searching for a good, safe, lightening product that will lighten up my dark spots for months now.

I am of a darker skin tone (between dark brown and medium brown undertone), but my knuckles are of a darker tone than the rest of my skin (very dark brown, almost black), and my neck is a dark tone as well and my toes. I was wondering if the cream would be strong enough to clear up the dark knuckles (I PRAAAY IT CAN AND WILL) on my hands and toes. I will give anything to be rid of this.

I've been buying all sorts of skin whitening creams (not consistantly using them on the spots though) and nothing seems to work, well not fast enough at least. Next week I plan to buy the whitening pills.

Overall I just want to know if the products are strong enough for dark skin women? Again I'm not Dark Dark because I have a yellowish undertone, but I'm Serina williams dark. Sorry for the long message. Thank you so much for your time. Hope to hear from you soon.

Answer:

Hi Tiffany, the black soap and lightening cream would be perfect for dark neck because the black soap is a mild lightening soap for the thinner-skinned neck area.

For dark knuckles, these are very thick-skinned sections of skin that will need your patience to help get rid of it. It may take a few weeks to a few months before you can see an improvement depending on your skin sensitivity.

As you mentioned, you lacked the consistency in applying the skin whitening creams on these pigmented spots. Consistency will be one key to your success in achieving your goal.

You might also want to add a stronger lightening soap for dark knuckles, like the Papaya Kojic Soap, instead of the Black Soap (better for facial and neck use, for sensitive skin, or for maintenance).

That's my 2 cents. :)

Maria