Ok, so I just got the Bio Claire oil serum & the soap. & I would like to know if I should buy the lotion and the crème to get better results for lighter skin. Or which one works best out of the 3.

Bio claire is steroid based!! Not good for the skin and affects your health.
Oil,soap,lotion everything is horrible for your skin don't use it please.

Bio claire is steroid based!!!Not good for the skin and affects your health.
Oil,soap,lotion everything is horrible for your skin don't use it please.

Says who... bio claire is vegatible- fruit acid based... where are you getting your info from..? :p

Hiya!
I just received my bio claire lotion and oil (200ml not the serum). I read in the forums that bio claire contains mercury/steroids, however I'm not too worried about that, as I've used movate previosuly mixed with Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference, and that has been toning my skins superbly, however constant use is required, which I didn't do. VD is quite expensive, so I turned to Bio Claire and this is the first time I've used it alongside Clear Essence lightening soap. So I'll keep you all posted. Btw I've heard that the serum is pretty concentrated, so it's good, however it's drying (so is the oil :S), so I bought the lotion, which is a bit more moisturising. And as we enter Spring (in the UK), after I've applied the products I spritz on SPF 30 suncream, which is absorbs quickly and is very moisturising :D
I might start a new discussion, leaving my daily account of the products or just leave them here, if you don't mind ofc :)
Good Luck!

says who.... bio claire is vegatible- fruit acid based... where r u getting your info from... ?!:p

:eek:Do you believe this??
Vegetible, fruit acids based:confused:
You really believe this?you should start this thread : tell us about how bio claire made you look like a dalmatian.And you'll see.
Please!

:eek:Do you believe this???
Vegetible, fruit acids based:confused:
You really believe this?you should start this thread : tell us about how bio claire made you look like a dalmatian.And you'll see.
Please!

i don't need rude comments from you.... I am not a manufacturer... if you have issues.. write to the company... and i am sure not asking you...... specifically for advise.. I only mentioned, instead of frightening and typing away..... lay your FACTS... take a pic of the product in 2010 batch that has all the bad toxic ingredients you mentioned, cause you are defintely no scientist!!!!!! so save your rude talk.....

the bio claire i know and seen is without HQ and the whole other rubbish mentioned! kojic, licorice, lemon are all fruit based. if you used the old formulation that is sure not my problem.... sorry if your trying get some help... i hope you find a solution it must be awful being patchy.... don't take anger out on anyone, because you have issues!:D play hater!

p.s. my complexion rocks (i love whiten) .... :):o goooodluck!

:eek:Do you believe this???
Vegetible, fruit acids based:confused:
You really believe this?you should start this thread : tell us about how bio claire made you look like a dalmatian.And you'll see.
Please!

Thanks Misty Jane for the informative, straight to the point, and accurate post. Someone has to say it, or no one will :o. Someone needs to bring awareness with the issues of Bio Crap.. oh... I mean Bio "Claire", along with the many other steroid-based products, mercury-based, lead-based, and crap-based products and their risks... a 1/2 a teaspoon of natural extracts they may use doesn't amount to the gallon full of toxicities poured in. Lightening products need more natural ingredients for fair non-capitalist prices and elimate the bull.

I decided to throw this out there:
"Beware Deceptive Labeling In Skin Lightening Creams"
http://www.whiterskin.info/deceptive...tening-creams/

Some may find it hard to believe, but all that glitters and shimmers is not always gold, I say ;)

i don't need rude comments from you.... I am not a manufacturer... if you have issues.. write to the company... and i am sure not asking you(this comment was rude)...... specifically for advise.. I only mentioned, instead of frightening and typing away..... lay your FACTS(if you had taken the time to actually go through thr forum you would find these Facts)... take a pic of the product in 2010 batch that has all the bad toxic ingredients you mentioned, cause you are defintely no scientist!!!!!! so save your rude talk.....
(looking at this you appear rude)

the bio claire i know and seen is without HQ and the whole other rubbish mentioned! kojic, licorice, lemon are all fruit based. if you used the old formulation that is sure not my problem.... sorry if your trying get some help... i hope you find a solution it must be awful being patchy.... don't take anger out on anyone, because you have issues!:D play hater!

p.s. my complexion rocks (i love whiten) .... :):o goooodluck!

Firstly misty wasn't being rude,taking alook at some comments you've made to Nikkicute and misty you may want to review .how you convey yourself on a public forum there's a certain way people should carry themselves weather or not its on the internet or not.

Thanks Golden and Africacute!!
I wonder who's the one who has issues!
OMG some people just deserve to be ignored.So annoying...

ooosnowhite--you WILL be courteous in these threads.

While you've asked others to lay their research out regarding Bio Claire and its ingredients, I have yet to see YOU post legitimate research showing that it is safe, either.

You will play nice, or your posts will be deleted.

I decided to throw this out there:
"Beware Deceptive Labeling In Skin Lightening Creams"
http://www.whiterskin.info/deceptive...tening-creams/

Some may find it hard to believe, but all that glitters and shimmers is not always gold, I say ;)

I clicked on the link and got nothing, it literally said nothing found :confused:

Have you got any other articles if you don't mind imparting your knowledge, as I too am trying out bio claire and nothing has happened to me... yet, but then again this is my second day of applying the cream.

Try this and if it still does not work then click on one of the links at the side of the page towards the bottom and then click again for "beware deceptive labelling"


Beware deceptive labeling in skin lightening creams (http://www.whiterskin.info/deceptive-labeling-in-skin-lightening-creams/)

Deedums07, I do not have a specific info about the exact contents of BC, but I understand that it has been independently tested and found to contain more than it actually discloses.

In my experience BC did lighten me, but it also thinned my skin and caused my veins to be clearly visible. The skin behind my knees became incredibly tender and it did make me question whether this could be all natural. I have heard of lots of people who have had bad experiences using it and I am sure if you read through some past threads you will see other peoples thoughts on this product.

hello everyone.i'm usually a lurker. MAHARANI and everyone else, how did you reverse the thinning of your skin due to bio claire? i'm guilty of using it and i really dont like my veins showing like this! please help! : (

i don't need rude comments from you.... I am not a manufacturer... if you have issues.. write to the company... and i am sure not asking you...... specifically for advise.. I only mentioned, instead of frightening and typing away..... lay your FACTS... take a pic of the product in 2010 batch that has all the bad toxic ingredients you mentioned, cause you are defintely no scientist!!!!!! so save your rude talk.....

the bio claire i know and seen is without HQ and the whole other rubbish mentioned! kojic, licorice, lemon are all fruit based. if you used the old formulation that is sure not my problem.... sorry if your trying get some help... i hope you find a solution it must be awful being patchy.... don't take anger out on anyone, because you have issues!:D play hater!

p.s. my complexion rocks (i love whiten) .... :):o goooodluck!
Snow white, I also used bio claire and got fantastic results in a short time. However, it IS dangerous and health-damaging. Ive written a thread about Bio claire some time ago. It contains the active ingredient clobetasol propionate.
Here's the link that provides evidence. The article may be in German, but you will have no problems to find the catchwords bio claire and clobetasol propionate.
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/skin-lightening/highly-poisonous-stop-using-bio-claire-immediately-383277.html
You shouldn't bash other users because we are only trying to help you and to prevent you from doing the same mistakes we did. And what makes you believe that the "new" bio claire is really au natural. If the company cheats on its customers once, why do you think they wouldn't do it a second time. They obviously lack ethics and morals and thus cannot be trusted no matter what.

hello everyone.i'm usually a lurker. MAHARANI and everyone else, how did you reverse the thinning of your skin due to bio claire? i'm guilty of using it and i really dont like my veins showing like this! please help! : (

Fortunately for me, I used BC on my legs only and the skin thinning corrected itself after I stopped using it. Where are you using the BC ? I know that products like Retin A are good for plumping the skin, but it is not just thinning you have to be careful of with BC. I have heard of stretch marks and dark marks being some of the outcomes people have experienced.

Thank you all for the information posted, it's helped me see things in perspective. I recently purchsed the lotion and the oil, and from what I've read they are not as strong as the cream, am I correct in thinking so? I don't want to come across as ungrateful, but I'm really hopful this product will work for me and I will stop once I've lightened and use a maintenance cream, I have it all planned out, honest :)

1. Use bio claire to lighten bottom, back, (front of) knees, elbows and throat.

2. I don't use it on my face, I use crusader and bu-tone

3. Once desired complexion is attained, use a mixture of Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference and either movate/fashion fair cream, or use Otenika (sp) cream.

I know that my regime can be criticised and improved, but I've seen many posts saying they use hydroquinone at percentages like 4% and 10% and surely that is just as unhealthy. But until I find a safe, reliable and effective regime, then I think I'd have to continue. Any advice would be appreciated. Ta

Thank you all for the information posted, it's helped me see things in perspective. I recently purchsed the lotion and the oil, and from what I've read they are not as strong as the cream, am I correct in thinking so? I don't want to come across as ungrateful, but I'm really hopful this product will work for me and I will stop once I've lightened and use a maintenance cream, I have it all planned out, honest :)

1. Use bio claire to lighten bottom, back, (front of) knees, elbows and throat.

2. I don't use it on my face, I use crusader and bu-tone

3. Once desired complexion is attained, use a mixture of Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference and either movate/fashion fair cream, or use Otenika (sp) cream.

I know that my regime can be criticised and improved, but I've seen many posts saying they use hydroquinone at percentages like 4% and 10% and surely that is just as unhealthy. But until I find a safe, reliable and effective regime, then I think I'd have to continue. Any advice would be appreciated. Ta

High percantages of hq can also be harsh and irritating to the skin. But you can't compare it to steroids. Hq has been rumoured to be carcinogenic. By now it was only with labor mices that cases of cancer occurred, never in people. I might not be a fan of hq, either. But I use it every now on than on particularly stubborn hyperpigmentation.
Steroids, however are a complete other story.
You said that you don't want to use it in your face. But you shouldn't only consider the damage it does to your face. Once in the blood stream, steroids also have a detrimental effect on your internal organs. And clobetasol propionate is one of the worst steroids conceivable. Hydrocortisone is quite potent, but clobetasol is on a totally different level. Its 600 times as potent.
Take a look at this link, if you don't believe me.
Topical steroids (corticosteroid creams). DermNet NZ (http://www.dermnet.org.nz/treatments/topical-steroids.html)

In the end its all up to you. But you don't want to ruin your health, honey.

hello everyone.i'm usually a lurker. MAHARANI and everyone else, how did you reverse the thinning of your skin due to bio claire? i'm guilty of using it and i really dont like my veins showing like this! please help! : (

What's up with this sudden resurgence of bio claire anyway?
I've never used Bio Claire or experienced any thinning of the skin but here is a product from makeupartistschoice.com that is might help, I guess it's suppose to fatten you up:p

EFA Cream (Essential Fatty Acids) (http://www.makeupartistschoice.com/products/EFA_Cream_Essential_Fatty_Acids-500-105.html)

What do your face, neck, décolleté and hands all have in common?

They are the primary places where your skin exposes damage and age. As natural fatty acids diminish in aging skin, cellular structures
change as we lose that fatty layer, causing thinning and wrinkling. But thanks to Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) -- the "good fats" that our bodies count on to lower cholesterol... protect against heart disease... keep us feeling mentally well and balanced... and also to keep our skin plump, supple and youthful -- you can preserve your skin's youthful "plumpness" and smoothness much longer.

No, you don't have to eat a ton of salmon... take omega 3 and 6
capsules... or completely alter your diet to improve the areas where
your skin is suffering. We've created that bridge for you with our EFA
cream.

Our plant-based EFA cream restores lost essential fatty acids back
to the skin. That "tissue paper" neck you see in the mirror...wrinkly hands... crinkly eyelids... are all areas that have lost fatty acids, oxygen and moisture.

Our new EFA Cream is a complex of 10 oils rich in Linoleic--Linolenic
acids (Omega-3 and Omega-6 oils.) These oils are supported by
additional elements that help create a fuller, smoother, plumper look
and feel to thinning skin, including: flaxseed oil, borage oil, hemp
oil, sunflower oil, rosehip oil and five other EFAs that help
rebuild the skin's molecular structure.

Light and smooth, this cream is also enriched with smoothing
emollients and pomegranate antioxidants. You can use it anywhere you
experience thinning skin, especially on the back of your hands and face. This is a light cream that absorbs into the skin easily. Use it am and pm. If you have more emollient creams you enjoy using on these areas at night, layer them on top of your EFA cream.

Hope this helps:)
And if you do try this product get back to us and report your findings.
Omega-3 and Omega-6 oils:confused: Have to look that up.
Looks to have the good oils for the skin.

Where can I find these high concentrations of HQ in london? And is it affordable. What dyou use nikkicute? And thanks :) you've helped

Ok, so i just got the Bio Claire oil serum & the soap. & i would like to know if i should buy the lotion and the creme to get better results for lighter skin. Or which one works best out of the 3.

How are you getting on clairefemme7? Any updates? I'm eager to know