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BBNaija’s Uriel warns against skin bleaching 

June 11,2024
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Big Brother Naija Reality TV star and chef, Uriel Oputa has opened up about how she was denied a recent botox appointment in the UK because her skin was ‘too tight.’ 

Taking to her Instagram story the reality TV star revealed that the medical professional who would have carried out the procedure was surprised at her age because of the tightness of her skin. 

 She said in part, “I have been rejected from doing botox in the UK. I also wanted to do a thread lift but the lady said my skin is way too tight already. She was shocked to learn my age.” Uriel went on to discourage the public from using bleaching creams, highlighting its adverse effects.

She added, “I’m not knocking anyone, but right now if you are using organic or bleaching cream you are stripping away important skin layers which are useful for fighting skin diseases and ageing. When you use these creams ask yourself why you get sports or dark patches. You will be surprised how healthy drinking water and taking vitamins will transform you from the inside out.” 

 Similarly, in November 2023, BBNaija star Doyin also spoke about skin bleaching; specifically about the time that she tried bleaching her skin. 

She emphasised her gladness that the cream she used did not work. She said, “Hey guys, I just remembered that there was a time that I wanted to bleach my skin, like I wanted to be light skin so bad. Now I’m so grateful to God that that cream did not work because I would have regretted it. I need to shout out to the girl who sold me that fake cream. I mean at the time I was angry but now I’m not. Thanks, girl.”

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