Does the product description specify if the cream is for a specific skin tone and if it has bleaching properties?

Based on the product description:

1. Is this cream for black or fair people? The product is described as a "clarifying body lotion" that "provides a radiant tone" (English) and "gives a natural glow to its tone" (Portuguese). The Portuguese description specifically uses the word "clareadora," which means lightening or clarifying. Products with clarifying or lightening properties are used by people of various skin tones to even out complexion, reduce hyperpigmentation, or achieve a brighter appearance. It is not exclusively for one skin tone.

2. And can it bleach? The term "clareadora" in the Portuguese description indicates that the cream has a lightening or brightening effect on the skin. While it doesn't explicitly use the word "bleach" (which often implies a harsh, strong chemical process), it suggests that the cream aims to reduce the appearance of dark spots and make the skin tone appear lighter or more even. The description also mentions "without irritating it," implying it's not an aggressive bleaching agent.