I’m worried about my naturally dark complexion. Since I recently started papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), I have a little more financial room and am thinking about getting beauty IV drips or something similar.
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Will they actually make my skin lighter? Do those whitening effects really work? What does everyone do to get their skin so fair???
I know full well that some people are simply born with naturally fair skin.
I just want to lighten my skin even a little. I’m open to anything. Thank you.
I’m Aya, a female member.
I get glutathione and high-dose vitamin C IV drips once a week. They only make my skin look clearer and more radiant; they won’t make it any whiter than your natural skin tone. I originally started them for healthier skin rather than whitening—basically, I wanted to ease issues like breakouts—so I’m very happy with the results even though my skin didn’t become lighter. I stopped getting acne, and even when I do get a spot, it clears up faster.
I also used to get glutathione IV drips when I was working part-time at a lounge and a Ginza club, because I wanted to reduce the strain alcohol put on my liver. Glutathione drips are good for your liver too.
So while they won’t make your skin perfectly white, I think they’re worth considering if your goal is to restore your skin to a healthy condition.
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