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SKIN BLEACHING CAN BE DONE RIGHT – TONTO DIKE



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The tattoo-loving actress, Tonto Dike, in
an interview with Channels has confirmed
rumours making the rounds that she was
bleaching her skin and says there’s nothing
wrong with skin bleaching as long as it’s
done well.

According to the controversial actress said,
‘I don’t have an opinion on it, I just feel
we can do it the right way, it mustn’t go
wrong, it can be right”.

She further explained that everyone had the choice to change their skin colour if they wished so. ‘If you do not love your skin for some reason, you can change
 it‘.
And when asked about the health implications, Tonto advised ‘
You can do it and do it well. She said, “If you don’t love your skin you can change it without worry. 

I use a lot of oil on my skin; and so far it is coming out fine. So, all I am trying to do is enhance my
colour though I am already light skinned. It does not really matter if you bleach your skin, as long as
you do it right”

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