What are the negative effects of skin bleaching?

Skin bleaching side effects

• numbness.
• high blood pressure.
• fatigue.
• sensitivity to light.
• neurologic symptoms, such as tremor, memory loss, and irritability.
• kidney failure.

How long does skin bleaching last?

The effects of skin lightening treatment can last between a few months to a few years. Dermatologists recommend the following tips to maintain the results of any skin lighting treatment: Leading a healthy lifestyle. Using a good sunscreen to protect your skin from harmful sun rays.

Is bleaching skin safe?

Bleaching is safe Dermatologist Dr Apratim Goel says, “Whether you are bleaching your face or your body, bleach contains sodium hypochlorite which causes a chemical reaction, this leads to breakouts on the skin. One must also be careful about the products being used post bleaching.

What happens when you stop using bleaching cream?

Anecdotal evidence suggests that you will get back to your original color when you stop bleaching. It might give you dark knuckles and burns if you start using another product immediately after you stopped bleaching.

How can I get my skin back after bleaching?

You can also apply aloe to a bleach burn as it heals. Aloe may help speed the healing of your burn as long as it is relatively minor. Wash your burn carefully, then apply a thin layer of aloe vera gel to the burn and bandage it again. This will keep your burn safe and keep the aloe in contact with your skin.

How can you tell if someone has bleached their skin?

1. Look at their before and after pictures, you will notice a change in skin tone and texture.
2. A naturally light skinned black person has healthy, glowing skin with a finely and uniformly distributed texture.
3. A person who has been bleaching has a dull and dry looking skin texture.

Does skin go back to normal after bleaching?

Recovery. It can take a 1 to 2 weeks for your skin to recover from laser skin lightening. You may want to take a few days off work until your skin’s appearance starts to improve. It is common for skin to be red and swollen for a few days afterwards, and it may be bruised or crusty for 1 to 2 weeks.

When should I stop bleaching?

Rule of thumb: at-home bleaching generally should not exceed 45 minutes. If you think keeping the bleach on for an extra fifteen minutes will lead to a brighter blonde, you’re in for a disappointment. After 45 minutes, the bleach will stop lifting up your hair color and will start cooking your strands.