Originally Posted by
ver0nica
Oh thanks. Not that I know off. Maybe they should tested it for mono, you never know. Although I don't recall anyone reported it darken them or cause white spot? Just almost everyone complaining either it doesn't work or a couple who claimed it made them pasty, I think? On the brighterskin board.
Who knows, but from what I remember the Herbalinn vendor, I think an Indian guy or girl? Their website had a bunch of natural product from Indian like hair oil, turmeric pill, sandalwood powder. Herbalinn fairness cream was openly their "handmade" custom product. And karela blood purifier tabs, I bought some and believe they helped clear my skin a lot back then but now I cannot find that item anywhere. And I believe it was their partner site depig.com run by Pakistani or Persian guy name Samir Chothia? I had done a lot of research on domain owner and stuff back then, was offering monobenzone and mequinol and then it seemed they merged, and offered Benzylarbutin? I wouldn't be surprised about mercury in the herbalinn product since Indian creams like fair and lovely contain a small permissible amount of mercury that will make you look light while you wear it but your skin color returns a day or two after you use it. If they were adding mono people would have complained they were getting darker and spots but I have only seen white spots reported from Vita-C cream, which is from some Philipina lady website who sold a tiny jar for $50 each and Vita-C tested positive for monobenzone and I believe she changed or added a product name, I forgot what its called but they were talking about it on skincaretalk ages ago. It's all such a conspiracy, that's why I have stayed offline for most of the past 5 years and relied on dermatologists rather than the internet for advice and treatment of my damaged skin. I should have gone the herbal route instead of the harsh chemicals route, but it is way too late now, the damage is done and after re-reading this thread I am reminded to eat healthier and try some herbal products like turmeric pill and some pearl dust. The pearl superoxidase thing sounds natural, and promising. I would really like to get my hands on the blood purifier tabs, they came in a tiny bottle of about 30 for just a few dollars and seemed to help me think clearer by purging out toxins, including mono mequinol and HQ. But I had only purchased a few bottles and they quickly ran out. If I remember correctly, the active ingredient was something called karela.
