Skin Whitening Product that actually works for all, what is?

Celess · Aug 22, 2005, 12:21 AM

I've heard many products, Whiterskin,Herbalinn (www.herbalinn.com),Makari,ZBigatti,Pallid,Body Bleach & a few more, I hear Whiterskin works only for some people so I can't take a chance on that one, I always heard positive about Herbalinn so I ordered one from www.herbalinn.com (Is this the same Herbalinn as before??), It hasn't come yet but is soon. I tried Makari, only there day lightening cream and whitening exfoliating soap and saw no result in 4 weeks, I haven't tried ZBigatti because I didn't understand where any of there products have to do with skin whitening, Pallid & Body Bleach have NO effect. Just incase Herbalinn does not come (If that is the same herbalinn as before, the one that worked for everybody), what one product has been proven effective for Skin Whitening that has permanent or Very long lasting effects?
-Thanks

proscons · Nov 16, 2008, 06:23 PM

in every forum you keep blabbering on about rosaskincare
stop promoting

shy_BD · Sep 26, 2009, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by pkennedy1990

All dermatologists and other doctors do is try to convince you to change your attitude ABOUT your dark skin pigmentation problem and learn to like your colouring and live with the way people treat you because of it.

At least, that's been my experience.

Doctors can just go screw themselves as far as I'm concerned.

im absolutely agree with u.

MAHARANI · Sep 27, 2009, 10:37 AM

It's a shame really because the dermatologist who sits up and takes notice that there is a real demand for an effective lightening agent, would be a millionaire if he/she came up with a real solution.

Golden_Girl · Sep 27, 2009, 03:44 PM

I agree, it is a shame. If they can at least try and do research for safe lightening ingredients to help lighten the whole complexion of the body and face and also to maintain, then it will be more of a challenge for companies to make false claims and try and push their inefective or dangerous products on potential customers. I'm starting to think that they had to take an oath to discourage those who wish to lighten...

MAHARANI · Sep 28, 2009, 05:55 AM

It does feel a bit like that especially when they seem to be adamant to dissuade you from what you want so badly. I guess it has not been invented, this elusive product, that works, that is 100 % safe and is affordable.

Golden_Girl · Sep 28, 2009, 05:28 PM

true, I agree. I wonder what many of the black celebrities are using to lighten, they keep it so secret.

MAHARANI · Sep 29, 2009, 12:22 PM

I guess we would have to join the millionaire club before we would be privy to that sort of info.
I wonder how it works anyway. You become a celebrity and then you ask someone to hook you up with those in the know. I so would like to know. I mean who do they ask, who do they contact?

Golden_Girl · Sep 29, 2009, 04:28 PM

My guess would be whomever they ask to find out in their small circle and they would automatically have sources. And it could be the other way around, someone over them may suggest to them if they could lighten up a bit or loose a couple of pounds, etc and they bring the sources to them first?