"I Regret it": Lady Who Bleached Her Skin Years Ago Returns to Her Normal Colour, Video Goes Viral

"I Regret it": Lady Who Bleached Her Skin Years Ago Returns to Her Normal Colour, Video Goes Viral

  • A lady showed what her skin looked like many years ago when she was bleaching it
  • In a viral TikTok video, the woman also showed what her skin looks like now that she had stopped bleaching
  • The black lady, who regretted bleaching her skin, advised women to shun the practice

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Reactions have trailed the video of a woman who has shunned bleaching and returned to her normal skin colour.

The woman was questioned by her daughter, who saw her old pictures and noticed how fair her skin was.

Photos of a lady who used to bleach her skin.
The lady has shunned bleaching and returned to her skin colour. Photo credit: TikTok/@dengajith91.
Source: UGC

In the video by @dengajith91, the child saw her mum's wedding picture and asked her why she bleached.

Woman regrets bleaching her skin

The mother responded that she regretted bleaching her skin when she was younger.

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She said she abandoned the practice along the line and returned to her normal skin colour. She advised women to shun bleaching.

The video showed what she looked like in the past when she was still using bleaching cream. She looked fair in the old picture.

However, she has returned to her normal skin colour. The video has sparked reactions among TikTok users who have seen it.

Watch the video below:

Reactions from TikTok users

@1738488ahwu1816 said:

"You are lucky your colour came back and you didn’t get cancer some people are so lucky. I’m happy you love the beautiful pigmentation now."

@Siwa commented:

"You’re so beautiful."

@Aïcha Ali said:

"So much more beautiful. Melanin is rich."

@Gracieee.c said:

"You are absolutely breathtaking, pure beauty."

@Beverly adaeze reacted:

"My jaw dropped at the beauty. Wow!"

@Aniya said:

"So happy your colour came back, beautiful."

@Lily said:

"What a beautiful message."

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@Kim Anei58 commented:

"Now this is what I love!!!!!!!! Love that beautiful skin..my kids and husband is South Sudanese and I love their skin."

Gorgeous lady goes viral online for stunning headscarf style, peeps love her look

In another story, Briefly News reported that a gorgeous young woman has made a short video tutorial showing people how to tie their headscarves in a particular way.

The lady calmly showed each step and looked super calm as she did so, using another scarf and stocking to create the bun on top.

The clip was posted by TikTok user, modern.day.classic, who often makes videos showing people how to wear scarves with different hairstyles.

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