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Originally Posted by sassyT
Haha! Don't worry, I don't plan to going that far with the surgery but I do plan on going that far with the depigmentation process.
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Originally Posted by sassyT
Haha! Don't worry, I don't plan to going that far with the surgery but I do plan on going that far with the depigmentation process.
I recently purchased this product and here is the exchange between the sell and I hope it helps, I know its long, but I wanted to provide all the info I had. Let me know what you guys think:).
From: Emily Maynard <[email protected]>
To: ebay's shopaholic Filipina <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 9:24:44 AM
Subject: RE: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Hi, I have been using the product for going in my second week. My face is peeling which is OK, I do not mind because it feels moisturized.. I just want to make sure this is supposed to happen. In addition, I do use proactive, but is there a moisturize which you would recommend my skin seems moisturized but if feel raw, especially my chin, I guess from the washcloth it has a dark scab.
I realized that the moisturize I am using (anew from Avon) burns when I put it on. Any suggestions.
Subject: Re: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Hi,
Yes, after a few applications, your skin might peel, burn or itch & will seemingly get darker, ashier and drier due to dead skin cells being resurfaced – these are normal side effects & is part of the bleaching & anti-aging process.
Avoid using moisturizers with exfoliating ingredients like retinol, alpha/beta-hydroxy or salicylic acid, or else your skin might burn. For oily skin, use an oil-free, humectant (as opposed to occlusive) moisturizer. This was originally intended for Philippine weather conditions (hot & humid) so it's best to complement this with your favorite moisturizer - or just use a moisturizer with sun protection SPF 30 or higher+ the specific UVA blocking ingredients below and save yourself a step in your beauty routine.
Please let me know if you need further assistance..
Thanks and regards
Subject: RE: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Thanks for the follow up, I do appreciate your insight, I live in Florida so sunscreen is an essential part of my daily routine. I am glad to know this is a process and not the product ruining my skin. I do wonder how long this process will last before I start to see some good results. Any estimation based on other customers would be of great help. Again, I do appreciate you patients and understanding.
Hi,
Peeling goes off after 3-4 days. Some will begin to see results after 3 applications, some will see results in about 5-10 treatments, some will need to wait up to 8 weeks to see full results.
Hope this answers your question.
Thanks and have a nice day
I recently purchased this product and here is the exchange between the sell and I hope it helps, I know its long, but I wanted to provide all the info I had. Let me know what you guys think:).
From: Emily Maynard
To: ebay's shopaholic Filipina <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 9:24:44 AM
Subject: RE: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Hi, I have been using the product for going in my second week. My face is peeling which is OK, I do not mind because it feels moisturized.. I just want to make sure this is supposed to happen. In addition, I do use proactive, but is there a moisturize which you would recommend my skin seems moisturized but if feel raw, especially my chin, I guess from the washcloth it has a dark scab.
I realized that the moisturize I am using (anew from Avon) burns when I put it on. Any suggestions.
Subject: Re: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Hi,
Yes, after a few applications, your skin might peel, burn or itch & will seemingly get darker, ashier and drier due to dead skin cells being resurfaced – these are normal side effects & is part of the bleaching & anti-aging process.
Avoid using moisturizers with exfoliating ingredients like retinol, alpha/beta-hydroxy or salicylic acid, or else your skin might burn. For oily skin, use an oil-free, humectant (as opposed to occlusive) moisturizer. This was originally intended for Philippine weather conditions (hot & humid) so it's best to complement this with your favorite moisturizer - or just use a moisturizer with sun protection SPF 30 or higher+ the specific UVA blocking ingredients below and save yourself a step in your beauty routine.
Please let me know if you need further assistance..
Thanks and regards
Subject: RE: Message from eBay Member Regarding Item #370114829979
Thanks for the follow up, I do appreciate your insight, I live in Florida so sunscreen is an essential part of my daily routine. I am glad to know this is a process and not the product ruining my skin. I do wonder how long this process will last before I start to see some good results. Any estimation based on other customers would be of great help. Again, I do appreciate you patients and understanding.
Hi,
Peeling goes off after 3-4 days. Some will begin to see results after 3 applications, some will see results in about 5-10 treatments, some will need to wait up to 8 weeks to see full results.
Hope this answers your question.
Thanks and have a nice day
You could just buy her products at an Asian supermarket or Filipino store near you that supplies her products. It's as widely used as the Likas Papaya soaps, so it shouldn't be too hard to find offline.Quote:
Originally Posted by jammixmaster
I've tried them before, the soaps at least. Either I'm not leaving them on for long or it just doesn't work at all. I didn't see much difference.
Hello,
What is the price of whitening cream and soup?
How long it will to see the result?
The price for the soap usually depends on the store. Here in the U.S. I've seen it priced at around $1.20 - $ 4.99.Quote:
Originally Posted by wagma
As for the results, I don't know. I didn't see any significant difference when I tried the soaps. But then again this has been the case for almost every Filipino whitening soap I've tried.
went on the FDA website, typed in diana stalder, and what did I find?
http://google-test.fda.gov/search?q=diana+stalder&x=0&y=0&client=FDAgov&site= FDAgov&lr=&proxystylesheet=FDAgov&output=xml_no_dt d&getfields=*
Please explain? What was in their sunblock products?Quote:
Originally Posted by skepticalsandy
Hey... im a filipino... as what I see... the stars/celebrities here under Dr. Vicki Belo.. is sure WHITE and those artists that when we first saw them having a dark.. light brown and even tan complexions changed and become white... and they endorse the products because for them it works and they are confident that any skin types can use the products that Dr. Vicki Belo can offer
I just read somewhere that a Dr. Vicki Belo is being sued for a botched plastic surgery job. Does this Vicki Belo perform cosmetic surgery as well? I am just curious.
Some info
Belo Medical Group
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Originally Posted by MAHARANI
Thanks Maharani!
Vicki Belo being sued for a botched plastic surgery job? That's sad. What next?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-bj-fYyvBI
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