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I'm not completely sure if it'll work or not. You can always try it and find out, but it'll take months of dedicated use to find out for sure. Hydroquinone is proven to work very well for all skin tones, so it's a more reliable but also more expensive choice. Do whatever works best for you, but keep in mind that there are more options out there than just lemon juice or hydroquinone. Beautypedia has a list of recommended skin lighteners. The ones without a bunch of dollar signs next to them are the "cheap" options: http://www.beautypedia.com/BestProductsDetails.aspx?bcid=25#&&8rEyhrHJpRxhoVkLYudfwzBaoP0lhcfrUt4uT4fTN7oe6HH6G Beautypedia is owned and operated by the same people who produce the Paula's Choice product line, so some people (mostly representatives of aggravated cosmetics companies) like to claim that it's biased. It's true that they always give their own products positive ratings, but they claim that's because they always make their products according to the strict standards supported by their research. Paula Begoun, the owner and face of the company, was producing books about the latest cosmetics research, and how to choose cosmetics, long before she started her product line. She's well respected for good reason. This post was probably waaay longer than neccessary