I found a whole bunch including 55h+, bio clair, vit fee, and even neoprosone lotion.
But I don't know what to use, and I really hate to spend money one stuff that does not work. I spent the past year trying to get mono, got ripped off 3 times, glad though... not that I got ripped, but that I never received real mono... that would have f&%$ed me up. But these other creams out there are so much cheaper, I just want to know which one is right for me.
So... what are your experiences?

Bio Claire does work but it is steroid based and can cause all sorts of skin problems- skin thinning, stretch marks.

Thanks for answering

also vit fee and neoprosone lotion are also steroid-based and can cause stretch marks, thinned skin, etc. 55H= is fine, but I thought that was mainly for the face and neck, some had good results and some none.

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also vit fee and neoprosone lotion are also steroid-based and can cause stretch marks, thinned skin, etc. 55H= is fine, but I thought that was mainly for the face and neck, some had good results and some none.

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Very true!Thank you for pointing that out.
Please watch out and stay away from steroid based creams and also hydroquinone! Please.It is for you own good. You really don't want to have fair skin with terrible stretch marks,thin skin and... cancer! Remember that whatever you use on your skin is absorbed into your system.That is why mercury and other chemicals and so not advised.They go into your blood and hmmm... in the long run,you won't like it.
You can still get light skin but using safe methods and products.Kojid acid is fine.Carrot is okay too etc

I'm new to the lightening process so I'm still looking for a good body lotion. I do bathe with Likas Papaya soap which has lightened me from a Mac 45 foundation to a 50. It doesn't look like it going to get any lighter, however, so I'm researching how to make my own lightening body cream so I can know it's safe and cost effective. I may start a thread of my journey once I come up with a final mix.

Well I am Asian and I found Pond's skin lightening lotion did the trick for me. My parents order my facial products, skin care, shampoos and even my contacts from thailand. Asians spend a lot of time figuring out lightening systems and a lot of them are easy and effective without causing skin irritaion. The Pond's lotion was only less then 5 american dollars for 8 oz of lotion. The skin bleaching system kit is possible close to 50 bucks and plus. Sometimes you can get prescribed whitening systems...

So it's about a year later and bio claire came and went, the lightening was unnoticeable and gave me swollen hands.