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Originally Posted by tam-tam
With all due respect Mich, I knew Rita in UniPort and I also know when she began to lighten her skin. (Just as she got into the movie industry) I agree about people's complexion changing with age, weather and time. I myself 'tan' very easily; since I've been living in the UK and not getting as much sun as when in Naija, my complexion is far lighter than it was from the constant Naija sun.
I also know people that their skin 'takes' to bleaching more than others especially if they have 'fair' genes in their family. I know a friend whose parents and siblings are as fair as MonaLisa; she's the only dark-skinned one. She started lightening her skin with Visible Difference + Baby lotion and over a period of time succeeded in looking like the rest of her family. Does that didn't know her before could never be convinced that 'she dey rub cream' but she knew, I knew and her siblings knew.
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Did she use the cream all over her body?
I don't think because you have lightskinned people in your family will help you bleach better... What has that got to do with the length of a piece of string?
One thing that bleachers can never get away from is the black knuckles (and dark lips) I dont see that with Rita