Showing posts with label safe use of skin lightening cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label safe use of skin lightening cream. Show all posts

Monday, 3 June 2013

Safe Use Of Skin Lightening Creams

Skin Lightening Safety

There are many different products out there that have a claim to be able to bleach your skin safely, but not all of them are safe, and so it's important to know what to look for when shopping for a safe skin whitening cream.

The first thing you should beware of is products containing mercury, and it may not always be apparent that they do contain the substance, they may not even have the active ingredients listed on the site.

Those products containing mercury were cheap products made in Africa and Asia, and most of them have been pulled from production, but there are still some floating around, so you have to be careful.

It's important to do your research on a brand carefully, or the chemicals used in the cream. For example, even a cream prescribed by a doctor can have terrible side effects.

Hydroquinone creams have been prescribed for years, but the bad side effects of long term use have also been known for years.

Some countries have banned the sale of the product, while in other countries it's only prescribed in rare situations and the results and application are carefully monitored.

Another type of skin whitening substance that you should avoid is anything that claims to whiten your skin by you taking a pill orally.

You cannot bleach your skin white by taking a pill, and if you could, then it couldn't be very good for you, in fact it would probably kill you in the process.

The Best Skin Bleaching Methods

The best way to bleach or whiten your skin safely is to use a combination of arbutin, and alpha hydroxy acids like glycolic acid. 

These chemicals have been used for years over the counter and there have been few if any bad side effects to report, so long as people are very careful to follow the application instructions to the letter. 

Arbutin is the substance that hydroquinone is derived from, but it is much weaker and so has less side effects, and when combined with glycolic acid in the right percentage, it creates a cream which can be used safely and effectively for the lifetime of the user. 

The effects of the cream are relatively permanent, but you will need to reapply the product every few months, as new skin cells are always growing to replace the old ones, and this results in your skin naturally returning to it's original color. 

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Once you get there, have a talk to the helpful support staff and find out everything you need to know about how to apply the cream, how much it will cost, and what are the results that you can expect over time. 




Friday, 18 January 2013

Safe Use Of Skin Whitening Cream

Skin Whitening Safety

There are multiple reasons why a woman (or man) might want to dye their skin white, but it is important that you understand that there is a safe way to do it, and an unsafe, or less effective way. 

The dangers are not something that often comes up, but there are certain things you should be aware of particularly when dealing with less reputable companies who do not take the time to make sure that their customers are following instructions to the letter. 

Some foreign companies who sell skin whitening creams do not include personalized support, and can leave people without the correct usage instructions after buying a potent, chemical cream which has a pronounced bleaching effect on the skin. 

The results of some of these chemicals can be permanent, or they at least last a long time, for as long as you continue to use the product. 

That's why it's important to get it right the first time, and get the right advice, and use the right brand of skin bleaching cream. 

Some less reputable skin whitening merchants from Asian countries have been found to be selling cream with poisonous chemicals in it such as mercury and bleach. 

These things would never be allowed in an FDA approved product, which is why it's best to look for a company in the US if buying online. 

The price might be a little bit more if buying a product that has been fully tested so as to ensure that it is safe for use on humans, and you also pay a little more to get advice on how to apply the cream for your individual skin. 

For example, you may have freckles on an otherwise very light skin tone, or you may have hypo-pigmentation or birthmarks on a very dark skin tone. 

You may want to dye or bleach your whole skin white from head to toe, or there may just be one patch of skin that you have a problem with. 

Whatever the case is, you need to do some research on the best safe skin whitening products, and I think that you will find that the Tonique brand is the one that meets all the requirements and tests you could put it through. 

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