As a dermatologist with extensive experience in skin care, I can tell you that using lime to lighten the skin is not recommended. Lime, while rich in vitamin C, is also highly acidic and can cause skin irritation, burns, or even chemical burns if not properly diluted and used incorrectly. It's important to approach skin lightening with caution and always opt for methods that are safe and proven effective.

Skin lightening should be done under the guidance of a healthcare professional, and there are many safe and effective treatments available, such as prescription-strength topical creams and professional chemical peels. It's also crucial to protect your skin from the sun, as UV exposure can darken the skin and exacerbate pigmentation issues.

In summary, while lime juice has some benefits for the skin, it should not be used as a method for lightening the skin due to the potential for harm.

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Lime juice has bleaching properties which help lighten skin. Be sure to stay indoors and not expose your skin to direct sunlight after this remedy can make your skin sensitive to sunlight. Do apply sunscreen before you step out. Not just on face, you could even lighten dark underarms using this remedy.read more >>