About your products and the product I'm using

1. Makari is a great lightening product that I have been using for the past two months. I read somewhere on your website talking about the time that was put into finding lightening products that actually work and that are 100% safe. Wanted to know what you guys thought about Makari.

2. Been reading alot of the question and answers from the buyers and suppliers on the website. One of the things I happen to see about the glutathione pills was that there were not any vitamin E listed in the ingredients. Eventually I read somewhere on your site saying vitamin E was not a good lightening ingredients for any pills. Right now I use Makari lighteing pills that contain Vitamin E. Shouldn't I not be taking those even though Makari lightening products were proven to be 100% safe?

3. How often do I need to switch back and forwad with Diana Stalder and Dermaline products to prevent my skin of becoming immune to those lightening products causing my skin to return to it's original color.

4. Once I have reach my goal in the skin color. Can I just take glutathione lightening pills instead of having to keep switching back and forward with skin products?

5. Are the products you all distribute 100% safe between Diana Stalder and Dermaline products and approved by the FDA?

I know it's alot of questions but I really need help to know about the products you all distribute.

Thanks for your time.

Answer:

Hello, allow me to reply as you numbered your questions -

1. Even the cheapest over the counter skin whitening product can work well for one person, as long as it reacts positively to one' skin type. But of course, product quality is one factor for the success in one's regimen. Yes, Makari is a good brand too.

2. It is Vitamin A that is not a good skin lightening ingredient in the whitening pills, not Vitamin E which is a great antioxidant too. However, Vitamin E is also a fat soluble vitamin which is bad when taken excessively. Unlike Vitamin C which is totally water soluble, anything in excess is excreted in the urine. I'm not sure how much Vitamin E is there in one Makari pill, so this is something you should check, especially that whitening pills are suggested to be taken in higher doses to give out that skin whitening effect.

3. There should be a 2-week gap from one product brand to another, to rest the skin from interacting different formulations at the same time.

4. Yes, you can stay with just the glutathione pills for maintenance if using the whitening soaps, lotions or creams are a bother to you.

5. The US FDA does not require a permit for imported cosmetics, but all our products undergo the strict and thorough scrutiny of the FDA whenever these are imported prior to marketing them in and out of the USA.

Hope these helped.

Maria