Rubbing the soap into skin & will the skin whitening soap peel away the dark spots

by Anonymous
(maryland)

1. Maria will the black or papaya soap peel the places where it burned my skin because I now have dark spots/darkening on my chest and dark spots on my arms where the soap burned my skin?
I lessen the time that I use it now I really don't let it burn just light tingling and I rinse off.

For my face it seems as the soap is working in small sections like where I had a few brown moles on my cheek it has lightened around one and small bumps around my nose are red which has lightened, it seems as if it targets those places. But the soap does not irritate my face,

2. Maria I was rubbing the soap in on my skin, this may have caused the burning. Should I do that or should I allow the soap 2 do all the work?

Answer:

Hello, let me help you with your questions -

1. Burning is normal, as the fresh exfoliated or peeled skin will lighten soon. You are doing the right thing by using the skin whitening soaps within your comfort level only. Good job. After peeling has faded and you've seen results, you can simply do maintenance from that point to 1-2x a week only. :)

Reduce usage on the nose area, it is thinner-skinned and sensitive.

2. Do not forcely rub the soap onto your skin. Lather it on your hands, then gently apply it all over. Leaving it on skin for a few minutes will do the work.

Feel free to click the "Comments" link below to update me with your progress or further questions.

Maria