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Sep 20, 2006, 12:30 PM
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| | | Kojic Acid? Sure White Cream And Loreal Whitening Creams Please Can Someone Help Me Here? I Have Been Using Sure White Cream For Over A Year Now And Honestly It Did Help When I Went On Holidays I Got A Tan Came Back And Stopped Using It Now I Am Using It Again But The Cream Contains Kojic Acid Is That Dangerous? What About The Loreal Creams Are They Any Good? Or The Dior Ones Do They Whiten Your Skin Safely? | | | | | | |
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Sep 24, 2006, 01:22 PM
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| Hey there,
Kojic acid is a natural source of whitening. Many cusmetic lines developed by dermatologists contain kojic in low percentage for evening skin tone. As for whitening, kojic acid, along w/ mulberry, arbutin, licorice, etc., are well known to be safe and natural depigmenting agents. good luck. |
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Sep 24, 2006, 02:14 PM
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| wow are you really sure about that because i have been reading articles saying its dangerous and it can cause skin cancer especially if you dont avoid the sun as it damages or peels off a certain layer of your skin which is needed to protect you from the sun well i hope your right thankxxx |
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Jan 16, 2007, 11:37 AM
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| Isnt it funny, when we talk about lightening, suddenly everyone starts shouting 'skin cancer'. All that happens is that your skin has become lighter, and is therefore more suseptible to the suns rays. If not properly protected you risk sunburn and associated problems such as skin cancer. Using a lightening cream containing the correct amount of hydroquinone or kojic acid does not mean you will automatically get skin cancer. |
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Feb 13, 2007, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by sara_07 Please Can Someone Help Me Here? I Have Been Using Sure White Cream For Over A Year Now And Honestly It Did Help When I Went On Holidays I Got A Tan Came Back And Stopped Using It Now I Am Using It Again But The Cream Contains Kojic Acid Is That Dangerous? What About The Loreal Creams Are They Any Good? Or The Dior Ones Do They Whiten Your Skin Safely? | Where do you get Sure White from? |
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Apr 14, 2007, 12:05 AM
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| The cosmetic line SURE WHITE is manufactured in Switzerland (one of the most hygiene-rigorous countries in the world) with the purest available raw materials by means of the most advanced techniques. Each formulation complies with the Swiss, EU, Asian and United States cosmetic regulations. The SURE WHITE Line is FDA registered.
You can purchase sure white from [url="http://www.makeupdirect.co.nz"]
The Bleaching cream is safe and effective and is Hydroquinone free. It also helps to control oily skin and has anti-bacterial properties. Must be used with sun-screen. |
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Apr 14, 2007, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted by TheSaint Isnt it funny, when we talk about lightening, suddenly everyone starts shouting 'skin cancer'. All that happens is that your skin has become lighter, and is therefore more suseptible to the suns rays. If not properly protected you risk sunburn and associated problems such as skin cancer. Using a lightening cream containing the correct amount of hydroquinone or kojic acid does not mean you will automatically get skin cancer. | Yep. Technically every whitening/lightening agent increases your chance of getting skin cancer IF (big 'if') you do not properly protect against UV rays as a "paler person" must. Normally, for people that either tan easily or are naturally darker, melanin protects your skin against the sun. This is why you get dark instead of burns.
all right.. i have to go wash my face.....  |
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Apr 25, 2007, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by easilytanned Yep. Technically every whitening/lightening agent increases your chance of getting skin cancer IF (big 'if') you do not properly protect against UV rays as a "paler person" must. Normally, for people that either tan easily or are naturally darker, melanin protects your skin against the sun. This is why you get dark instead of burns.
all right.. i have to go wash my face.....  | At last! Common sense. It's ok to lighten your skin as long as you do so [carefully]. But once you have, you MUST wear sun protection all the time. |
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Jun 9, 2008, 10:18 AM
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| yes I want to learn this too. Please say Is kojic acid dangerous or not? please help..Isn't here a dermatologist who can help us? |
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Jun 15, 2008, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by TheSaint At last! Common sense. It's ok to lighten your skin as long as you do so [carefully]. But once you have, you MUST wear sun protection all the time. | Hi - I do not think you should be giving advice on this topic. You seem to have very woolly conception of skin disorders and whitening agents. |
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