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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

Meladerm Reviews

Meladerm Reviews
 

Meladerm, researched and developed by Civant Skin Care, is one of the best skin whitening creams available in the market today.

 

In the spring of 1999, Civant Skin Care embarked on a plan to develop the company's most powerful skin lightening product. Not only was this formula meant to be effective, but also safe for normal use.

 

Though the idea was simple enough, the research and development to create such a product was surprisingly extensive. Every possible factor was considered in creating this revolutionary formula.

 

And after 4 years of tests and trials, Meladerm was finally available for the public in the fall of 2003.   

 

 

How Does Meladerm Work?

 

Meladerm works by combining the properties of some of the best active ingredients. Almost all the ingredients in Meladerm are naturally extracted and it contains Mulberry, Bearberry plants and Licorice.  

 

The melanin is synthesized in melanosomes and within it enzymatic conversion of amino acid take place. In darker portions of the skin melanosomes are more active.

 

Meladerm targets not only the melanosomes but it also attacks the enzyme tryosinase. And this is exactly what makes Meladerm one of the best skin whitening creams available in the market.

 

 

Does Meladerm Actually Work?

 

What sets Meladerm apart from the rest of the skin whitening creams is it lives up to its claims. There are several creams that may have the ingredients found in Meladerm but what makes it unique is the research that has gone into its making.

 

And Meladerm does not take into consideration the active ingredients only; it makes sure the base ingredients are also properly used. Meladerm uses proper carriers and liposomes make sure the active ingredients are properly absorbed by the skin.

 

Meladerm contains absolutely no hydroquinone, mercury, steroids or other harmful bleaching substances.

 

Meladerm’s Pros and Cons

 

The benefit of Meladerm is it is extremely effective in reducing the marred appearances of hyper pigmented skin on the face and the body. It reduces the uneven spots and areas and gives the skin an even appearance.

 

Meladerm can be used for dark spots, liver spots, tans, acne marks, birthmarks, scars, dark knuckles and underarms. It works well against age spots also.

 

As Meladerm is made of all natural ingredients it has no side effect as such. However it might make the skin extra sensitive to the sun.

 

 

My Personal Experience on Meladerm

 

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.

 

 

 

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