Want to lighten your skin? Try this...
Want lighter, brighter skin without burns or side effects? Try using tomatoes as a face mask....
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Tomatoes are great as natural bleaching agents when used in skincare or as part of skincare products. They are known to effectively even out skin tones especially gently fading out dark spots and prevent against new ones.
They (Tomatoes) act fast (to clear discolorations, acne scars etc), are natural and known to lighten the skin without any side effect.
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They are loaded with anti oxidants which benefits the skin and helps it remain youthful as well as brighter. Tomatoes also work as a natural astringent that helps tighten the skin as well as shrink large pores, leaving the skin tight and glowing:
What you need:
- Tomato (Juice)
- Honey
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