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UNBIASED REVIEW

BY ONLINE MEDICAL RESEARCHERS

Fact Sheet

 

Useful Resources

Dangers of Skin Lightening Creams

Skin lightening creams, lotions and soaps are designed to give users that 'fair' complexion but not everyone knows about their side effects or dangers. Many of them are banned products and should not to be used because of their hazardous chemical content.

Here are some of the brands of products banned due to their content of Hydroquinone or Mercury: Jaribu, Mekako, Amira, Tura, Yesako, Rico, Madonna, Mrembo, Shirley, Kiss, Uno21, Princess, Zarina, Envi, Viva, Ambi, Lolane, Nadinola, Glotone, Nindola, Claire,...

 

FDA Proposes Hydroquinone Ban

According to the FDA, approximately 65 companies sell over 200 different types of skin-lightening products containing hydroquinone in the U.S. Currently, products that contain up to 2 percent hydroquinone may be sold in the U.S. without a prescription, and prescription skin-lightening products may contain up to 4 percent hydroquinone. Examples of prescription products containing hydroquinone are Lustra, Tri-Luma, and EpiQuin Micro...

 

New York City Warns: Some Skin Creams Are Poisonous

The use of a “skin-lightening” cream recently poisoned a New York City resident, prompting the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) and the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) to issue a public warning about the product to consumers and merchants...

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Over the years mercury and hydroquinone were the main ingredients used to lighten skin. They were later banned when it was discovered that they can cause damage to body organs and can be very fatal... continue reading

Choosing The Best Skin Whitening Cream - 3 Important Steps
 

You have probably seen on TV commercials on bill boards and on internet ads skin whitening cream products being advertised. If you listen or read what the manufacturers say about their products, you will be fooled to think that all you need to get light skin is to pick the product from the shelve and apply it, and that’s it. Not unless you want to run the risk of losing your skin or having to color to relate to at all. You should never use any skin whitening cream without first consulting.

 

When choosing skin whitening cream there are several things that you have to consider including budget, skin disorder, ingredients and so on. With all the advertising out there, you obviously do not want to fall prey. This is one product that can fool you just from the packaging and promotion alone. Therefore the question remains, how do you make the best selection?

 

 

3 Steps To Selecting Best Skin Whitener Cream

 

1. Know Your Skin Type

 

Firstly, it’s good to understand that Africans, Caucasians and Asians have different skin types and pigmentations. Knowing your skin type is very important when choosing skin whitening cream. It’s good to enlist the help of a dermatologist. Although he or she may not recommend you a specific skin lightener, they will inform you on the ingredients you require and the ones to not go for.

 

2. Consult The Expert

 

The next thing that you should do is to consult a qualified beauty expert or doctor. Let him or her examine your skin pigmentation or any other skin condition you might be suffering from to know which skin whitening cream is best for you. Your doctor will help you determine which ingredients will work well for your skin and which ones will react negatively. Make sure you write down what your doctor explains including the requirements. Armed with this knowledge, you can go out there and look for a cream confidently.

 

3. Read Before You Buy

 

The final most important step is to read carefully the ingredients indicated in each skin whitening cream you choose. This will help you rule out those that contain harsh products or those that are banned. The best thing to do is to pick skin whiteners containing natural ingredients such as lemon juice extracts or sandalwood.

 

 

What You Should Keep In Mind

 

One very important thing is that your skin whitening cream will only work best if you stay away from the sun. If you must go out carry a hat and sun screen to protect your skin from UV rays. Do not be afraid that maybe sunscreen will make the whitener react with your skin. On the contrary, no matter what type of skin whitener cream you are using, nothing will go wrong if you apply sun screen. In fact, if you are using a poor quality skin whitening cream, the sun screen will help prevent more problems from developing than without.

 

 

My Personal Experience on Skin Whitening Creams

 

In a bid to lighten the dark spots on my face I have tried Meladerm, Revitol and Dermology.

 

If you want instant results Meladerm is the answer. Revitol is definitely the most cost effective skin lightening cream but results can be seen after about 4 weeks. And Dermolgy could be your next choice.

 

Meladerm is very effective in removing the skin discoloration and dark spots in just about a couple of weeks. If Meladerm is combined with exfoliating agents it shows result in 2 weeks.

 

However, you will need to dedicate time and patience to the process of diminishing the spots. And the results might vary a bit according to the skin physiology of the individual and specific conditions.

 

 

Where to Buy Meladerm?

 

Meladerm is not available in stores, so there is no point rushing to your nearby chemist store.

 

Meladerm can be ordered from the official Civant Skin Care website www.civantskincare.com. This can ensure the genuine product is purchased and there are several bonuses that come with it. A bottle of 1.7 oz Meladerm cream is priced at $49.99 and a bottle of 3.4 oz cream is priced at $79.99.   

 

Meladerm comes with a 30 days money back guarantee. For first time customers, the company will issue a full refund, less shipping, on returned products (used or unused). To process a refund, you must contact the company for an authorization (RMA) number before you send back the product.

 

More information can be found on the company website www.civantskincare.com.