Safe & effective skin lightening
Skin damage from the long-term use of steroid-based or other toxic creams (e.g. hydroquinone, monobenzone, mercury) can be distressing. They can include thin/fragile skin, hyperpigmentation, dark marks, nerve damage and changes in texture. However, with time and patience, there are ways to reverse the damage and restore your skin to its original health. Our organs (including the skin) are
Read more →A bit of background – I decided to write this article after my previous post on Pure Perfect Skin Lightening Cream received multiple fake comments. And well, that really made me angry. Anger turned into indignation, which turned to writing… and this article was born. Isn’t it amazing how good things can come from bad?
Read more →While it can be a long process, it is possible to remove mercury from your body. Certain herbs and spices like garlic, cilantro and ginger are effective in helping move mercury out of our cells and tissues.
Read more →There’s something about seeing something in print that leads us to believe what it says without question. And why not? Why would anyone go through all the trouble of producing a product, packaging it in a nice jar, spend money on advertising and marketing, only to lie about what it actually contains? And besides, doesn’t
Read more →New research says just how addictive smoking is for you depends on the color of your skin, and reveals the link between nicotine and melanin. Inhaling thousands of chemicals is not a good idea. But it is especially bad for people with dark, melanin-rich skin. That’s because melanin grabs and hangs onto the
Read more →Surprisingly (or not), it’s more than just melanin that separates a black person from a white person, and a white person from an Asian. Scientists have discovered structural differences between black, white and Asian skin in terms of its: thickness water content lipids (fat and fat soluble vitamins) Differences between black skin and white skin The
Read more →Humans come in a rainbow of hues, from dark chocolate browns to nearly translucent whites. This full kaleidoscope of skin colors was a relatively recent evolutionary development, according to biologists, occurring alongside the migration of modern humans out of Africa between 100,000 and 50,000 years ago. The consensus among scientists has always been that lower
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