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About how long will it take for my skin to return to normal color after bleaching it on my arm?
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Bleach burn: Depends on the concentration of the bleach, location of burn, and how severe the burn was. Standard over the counter household bleach is relatively mild and any burns should go away by 2-3 weeks. If it was industrial strength you should have a doctor examine it.
Answered 1/6/2017
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