Acne prone and uneven skin tone!

by Laura
(Texas)

Hi Maria, I am intrigued with your website and the products you offer. I had started researching Glutathione just as a supplement as I suffer from a low functioning liver and then I read about the great side effects as far as the skin is concerned. My questions for you is, I am already a very fair skinned girl. I have struggled with acne prone skin since I was 10 years old and have been to numerous dermatologists. While I am able to keep my skin on a pretty even keel now, I struggle with my skin tone being uneven and I don't like wearing so much foundation to cover that up. Like I said, I am already very fair skinned. I used to go outside all the time as a child and I tan pretty easily. My days in the sun have been over for the last 10 years. I hate being in the sun or being exposed, I wear sunscreen on my face every day and am religious about taking my makeup off at night and using anti-aging products. I have just recently begun to use sunscreen on any other exposed part of my body ie. neck, arms, hands, and legs although that is very rare. I really want to elevate my skin to the Nicole Kidman or Anne Hathaway level, glowing snow white skin. I am just wondering if the Glutathione and possibly some of the skin products will help even out my skin-tone and how soon will I see results? Thanks for listening to my ramblings and I look forward to hearing from you!

Answer:

Yes Laura, either the glutathione skin whitening pills or the topical skin lighteners (whitening soap, lotion or cream) can help you achieve your goal.

The skin whitening pills work like dietary supplements or vitamins that take a few months to build its foundation in the body to lighten and even out the overall face and body skin tone. The time involved will be determined on how your body metabolism reacts to the supplements, usually a 1-3 months for light-skinned individuals like you. The lightening level will depend on how much lighter your skin will allow it.

The whitening soaps, lotions and cream can work faster because these are directly applied onto skin.

Keep using your sunscreen, The higher the SPF, the better. :)

Maria