Skin Lightening / Whitening products
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i'm using olay definity (the foaming moisturizer and the spf 15 cream) it seems to be making a difference on sun spots. id reccomend it.
i also have melasma and im prone to getting random DARK freckles.
how does one get a hold of 2% Ambi creme? prescription only?
i also have melasma and im prone to getting random DARK freckles.
how does one get a hold of 2% Ambi creme? prescription only?
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Just got an email from MAC, and they've started coming out with skin whitening products as well
http://www.maccosmetics.com/templates/collections/collection.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CATEGORY20393&AD_ID=60979&cm_mmc=Email
March%207%202007_LightfulHTML_US%20STORELightful_Shop%20Now
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don't know why there are smiley faces in the link? but it still works
http://www.maccosmetics.com/templates/collections/collection.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CATEGORY20393&AD_ID=60979&cm_mmc=Email
March%207%202007_LightfulHTML_US%20STORELightful_Shop%20Nowedit:
don't know why there are smiley faces in the link? but it still works
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nicky25 said:
thanks, u just saving me from spending 13$ CAD on something i dont really consider before....
btw how come people are all the sudden being more comfortable anout skin lightener?!?! I still remember quite sometime ago bobbi brown the first thing that Asian girls should ditch is skin whitener....
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kateelle said:What are you talking about? You confused "bleach" when I wrote skin lightening and now you're telling me that it isn't bleach. Yes, I know. Afterall, that is what I wrote in the first place. And it isn't a product sold on the internet, if you read my post carefully it saids method.
peroxide (esp H2O2) is a form of bleaching:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleach
the method u said above peoplesoaking in peroxide is like same concept as people using peroxide to bleach hair
it is a form of bleaching, isnt it?!?!
I bought Natura Bisse Oxygen Cream and I think it's doing a great job of creating an even, light skin tone. On the packaging it says it's supposed to cleanse and whiten your skin and I think it's very successful (one of the notable ingredients is peroxide).
Note: My skin is very pale to begin with so I don't know how it would work on darker skin.
Note: My skin is very pale to begin with so I don't know how it would work on darker skin.
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for acne scars, i started using dermadoctor immaculate cream,... it's only been a week and i notice a big difference in my skin. but for lightening, i am not sure it works. i'll have to keep using and see if i notice a difference. i tried this whitening line by lancome in japan and also shiseido UV white, but it doesn't work and i spent a fortune on it.
Clarins Bright Plus is very very similar to Diorsnow, I've tried them both, and personally I like Dior better. Clarins' spf has less amount and its sorta greasy, and the scent is too "plant extract-y".
But! I have been using Shiseido's White Lucent for a long time now, I discovered that it works way better and faster than Diorsnow, but the prices are higher of course. But soo worth it. The serum is amazing. The toner and face wash I could care less about, same as every other face wash n toner.
But! I have been using Shiseido's White Lucent for a long time now, I discovered that it works way better and faster than Diorsnow, but the prices are higher of course. But soo worth it. The serum is amazing. The toner and face wash I could care less about, same as every other face wash n toner.
What moisterizer do you use? Do you use thiers?
