DARK KNEES,ELBOWS .......STREATCH MARKS???

by tierra
(md, usa)

HI MARIA..........AS I TYPE THIS I AM SAD,VERY SAD I AM HOPPING YOU CAN ANSWER MY QUESTION HONEST AND TRUE. I AM A DAK SKIN TONED FEMALE ,FOR AS LONG AS I KNOW I HAVE HAD DARK KNEES ,ELBOWS AND STREATCH MARKS. I HAVE TRIED (COUNTING) 54 PRODUCTS TO FIX THIS AND NOTHING NOTHING NOTHING HAS WORKED I AM SAD,BROKE AND VERY INSECURE ......CAN YOU HONESTLY TELL ME THIS WIL HELP WITH MY DARK KNEES,ELBOWS AND STREATCH MARKS???
PLEASE...PLEASE ANSWER FROM YOUR HEART.

Answer:

Hi Tierra, although I don't guarantee that our products will work for you, I can promise you that you'll only get an honest answer from me. :)

You see dear Tierra, results depend on how your skin reacts to a product because each of us has his/her own skin sensitivity that is unique for every individual. Unless you try our products, you wouldn't know if it works well for your type of skin.

What we can only guarantee here is the quality and potency of our skin lighteners to give our valued customers a better chance to achieve their desired goal.

Allow me to suggest Diana Stalder Lightening Cream and apply on dark knees, elbows and stretch marks 1-2x daily. Knees and elbows are particularly thick skinned, so you'll need a bit of time and patience here. Be consistent even if takes months and soon your patience will pay off.

Since the jar of cream is only 15gm, you may need more than one for the 3 dark spots in question, and one jar, for the 3 dark areas, applied 2x a day, can only last for more than a week.

There's a 500gm Dermaline Skin Whitening Cream which would be perfect for longer use, but is $99.99 in cost. If this is a problem for you, it's ok to start with a small jar as mentioned above.

To make the whitening cream last longer, make sure to apply the cream on DAMP (not wet, or best after shower) skin. Massage until it dries on skin. This will mean a thinner, smoother, even, and easier application on the dark spot areas, without sacrificing the efficiency of the application, because you really don't need a thick application to make a product work better.

Take care,
Maria