[tene08]

I bought the bio claire oil and the bottle has no instructions on it, can anyone tell me how am I suppose to use it?

[whitelilies]

Well I just started using the oil a day ago. What I do is apply the oil using a cotton swab let it dry on for a while then apply crème.

[Meagan91]

Don't use bio claire. It will mess up your skin and health.
It contains clobetapropionate. an ingredient that is not listed on the back side. This is what makes it work, not the kojic acid or the "bio vegetal"

Ive just made a thread about this:
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/skin-l...ly-383277.html

Check out the chemical formula of clobetapropionate. It contains chlorine and fluor atoms.
Thus, you could also use diluted chlorox which of course I do not advise.
Its been all over German and Austrian websites, maybe even TV.

I lightened with bio claire, but I'm lucky that I used it only for such a short span.

[whitelilies]

So what do you use now?

[Meagan91]

so waht do you use now??

Well I didn't have lot of time with school and work, so I gave up my regimen after a short time. But now that I have holidays Ill start over.
So here's what I use:
I mixed up my own cream. It contains kojic acid, licorice and glycolic/citric acid. I use coconut cream as a basic cream. Now I didn't use it long enough to see results. But what happened is that when I scratched my skin accidentally, it peeled and revealed much lighter skin. And even now my skin is lighter on that spot.
Ill keep you updated once I start over.:)

[whitelilies]

I used nadinla as my every crème been using it for many years now. In between when I see am getting a bit dark I sometimes used Omic Gel, and just started using Bio oil I nly used ths items just like two nights then stop then go for a while. However I have stated using theBio claire soap daily its great...