Like the skin on other parts of the body, the skin under the arms can darken or change color. Some people cannot engage in sports, wear sleeveless clothing, or bathing suits in public because their underarm skin is darker than the rest of their skin. To get lighter underarms, first address the following problems: Replace your antiperspirant or deodorant. Consider a less well-known brand than the others. Try apple cider vinegar or baking soda as a natural substitute. Some people would prefer to forgo using deodorant or antiperspirant altogether. Leave your legs un-shaved. Instead, consider waxing or laser hair removal. Exfoliate. Use a light body scrub or exfoliant on the area two to three times each week. The skin beneath your arms is thin and delicate, so apply a sensitive skin exfoliator on it. Even a face exfoliant can be used to scrub your skin. Put on loose, comfy clothing. If you currently smoke, try to stop. Many people prefer to lighten their underarms naturally. Natural remedy proponents advise utilizing a variety of substances that naturally bleach, including: Potato. Grate a potato, extract the juice, and use the grated potato to massage your underarms. Rinse your underarms with cool water after ten minutes. Orange peel, rose water, and milk Make a thick paste by combining 1 tablespoon milk, 1 tablespoon rose water, and enough powdered orange peel. Carefully massage the paste into your underarms. After 15 minutes, rinse with lukewarm water. You are advised to perform the exercise two to three times each week. Lemon.
