Say Goodbye to Dark Spots & Irritation
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How to fade dark spots on the bikini line & underarms
Looking to get rid of dark spots? Read this 2 step routine.
How to fade dark spots on the bikini line & underarms
Looking to get rid of dark spots? Read this 2 step routine.
Steps
Exfoliate your skin with our Dark Spot Exfoliating Scrub 2 to 3 times a week.
Apply Dark Spot Oil daily after the shower.
Before & After
"Bought the bermuda dark spot oil for dark underarms. Seeing a difference after a few shorts weeks! "
- Patricia D.
- Patricia D.
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TestimonialsWhy Bushbalm?
Bushbalm was founded on the promise to solve ingrown hairs, razor burn and dark spots with natural products. We're board certified dermatologist and gynecologist approved!
Our Expertise
Dark Spots & Hyperpigmentation
Ingrown Hairs & Razor Burn
Post-Waxing & Hair Removal
... and any of your most frustrating skin concerns.
2 Step Routine
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Our classic two step routine for brightening dark spots, discoloration & hyperpigmentation anywhere on the body.
Key Ingredients
Jojoba Seed Oil
Helps soften skin while increasing hydration and smoothness.
Tea Tree Oil
Fresh and revitalizing, helps calms skin and reduces the look of redness on skin.
Fractionated Coconut Oil
Derived from coconut oil and glycerin. It is a highly moisturizing ingredient with rich fatty acid content.
Lemon Peel Oil
This multi-purpose ingredient provides a light fresh scent, while acting as a natural exfoliant to help brighten skin, and reduce the appearance of dark spots.
"If your prefer shaving the old fashioned way, it might be time for a high-tech upgrade."
“Each of the products has been created to take care of our most sensitive areas that have been largely forgotten by mainstream beauty brands.”
“Think lusciously scented oil blends and scrubs packed with nourishing ingredients like jojoba and copaiba oils”
Routines & Sets
Darker skin tones and bikini line hyperpigmentation
Dark spots are often caused by irritation or inflammation. On darker skin tones it's more common to see the visible changes in the skin.
Hyperpigmentation on the other hand is caused by overproduction of melanin in the skin; melanin is a brown pigment that protects the skin from harsh effects such as wounds and/or UV radiation. In darker skin tones it's more common for this to be visible, especially in areas like the underarms or bikini line due to the irritation from hair removal.
