‘I was scared of my six children’

It seems that a northern northern northern northern northern face and their two-year-old star that burns a colorless and colorless skin.

All six of the children of the 32-year-old children, under the pressure of all six parts of his family, with the pressure from his family, now with deep regret.

Fatima, which was changed to protect the family’s identity, covers his face when one of his daughters came out to hide their burns.

The other remained with darker skin – with a pale circle around his eyes, the third is whitening on his lips and knees.

Toddler still has crying wounds – the skin takes a long time to heal.

“My sister brought light leaking children, but my children are dark skin. I saw what my sister’s children love for me, and it hurt me.” Said Fatima.

Using the creams received in the local supermarket in the canoe, without a doctor’s prescription.

He first pointed. Grandma warmed up against the children of Fatima, then and between the age of 16.

But then burns and wounds occurred.

Leather whitening or lighting, known as bleaching in Nigeria, although they are used in different parts of the world for cosmetic reasons, they often have deep cultural roots.

Women in Nigeria use more skin whitening products than any other African country – 77% of the United Nations use 77% of them.

In Congo-Brazzaville, this figure is 66%, 50% in Senegal and 39% in Ghana.

If the creams are used in high amounts, it can be a corticosteroidone or hydroconino that can be harmful, can be obtained in many countries.

Other substances are sometimes an additional product from the production of Japanese alcohol – toxic metal, mercury and kojic acid used.

Dermatitis, acne and skin discoloration are the results, but also inflammatory disorders, mercury poisoning and kidney damage.

The skin can be thinner, the scars with the result are more likely to heal and are more likely to be infected.

The situation is so bad that Nigeria’s food and medicine and control and control (NAFDAC) declared an emergency in 2023.

Like Fatima, women whitewashes are more common.

“Many people associate light skin with beauty or wealth. Women, children, children from childbirth, say that he is a dermatology spa owner.

He estimates that 80% of the women encountered to whiten their children or plan to do so.

Some bleach themselves as babies, says, so it continues to experience.

One of the most common ways to say that someone uses skin whitening products in Nigeria is dark. Other parts of people’s hands or legs are lighter, but knuckles tend to stay dark.

However, smokers and drug users are sometimes dark patches in their hands due to smoke.

Thus, the users of skin-illuminating products sometimes think that it is wrongly belonging to this group.

Fatima says what happened with their daughters 16 and 14 years old.

“They faced discrimination from society – they all hits their fingers and call them a drug addict. It has made them very much,” he said.

Both lost their potential fiancé because men do not want to associate with women who could think to take medicine.

I visited a famous market in Cano, who called the leather whitening creams that call themselves “mixed” from scratch.

Thousands of these creams have a number of shops sold in the market.

Some mixed assortments are organized on the shelves, but customers can also choose raw items and ask to mix in front of the cream.

Many bleaching creams containing many whitening creams, which are for babies, consist of many whitening creams, adjustable items.

Other vendors, kojic acid, hydroinon and a powerful antioxidant, glutatione can cause adjustable items and other side effects.

I witnessed teenage girls to sell whitening creams to their peers for their purchases for themselves and in the bulk.

Although a woman who discolored the hands, a seller, although an adjustable substance for children, insisted that it is an adjustable substance for their children and adding a mixed cream for their children.

“Although my hands are colorless, I am here to buy creams for my children. I believe that I believe that my hands are this way in this way, because I use the wrong.”

A seller said that most of their customers babies’ babies’ brothers’ or ‘shine’ or ‘bright and bright’.

Seemed unaware of the most approved doses.

A seller said, “Many Kojic” said – if someone wanted a slender change if someone wanted a slender change, if they want a thin change.

According to NACDAC, the approved dose of kojic acid in the creams in Nigeria is 1%.

I even saw the sellers who gave women injecting women.

Dr. Leonard said that a director in Nafdac was attempted to inform people about the risks Omokpariola.

He also says that he is raided and brought to the country, as it is brought to the country, there are efforts to seize skin radiation on the borders of Nigeria.

However, he says that it is difficult for legal officials to identify these items.

“Some are transported only in the invigorable containers, so you can’t say what is inside if you do not take to laboratories for evaluation.”

Fatima says that his actions are eternal, especially if children do not fade, and his actions are eternal.

“When he heard about the work I did in my mother, his behavior or the threats of the cream and was sad and sad to apologize.”

Fatima is determined to help other parents do the same mistake.

“I stopped … Side effects are still here, I ask other parents to use the situation as an example.”