i have irritant eczema or atopic if you say,

by Mary
(UK)

like i said i have irritant eczema, i haven't been using soap and cream for a while, im using what my doctor is told me to use just to get rid of it, but i see myself going rather too dark on my face and body i don't fell good bout it. mre so i'm looking for a good product that can make me get light and not giving me strech marks and more facial hairs can you help? i need an honest truth, not just making me buy your product. i have used makari product, which i the 1st place that gave me this stupid eczema or skin reaction i don't know, i have since stoped using it, and it came back again pls be honest about your answer. thanks

Answer:

Hi Mary, one thing you're guaranteed here is getting an honest answer, regardless if we make a sale or not. Our priority is to help people find a solution, even if it means endorsing other products.

I cannot guarantee that our skin whiteners can help your skin condition, because Makari, which is also a good brand, is a skin lightening product. If you developed negative reactions to a skin whitening agent or ingredient, it is not remote that it will not happen again. On the other hand, it may also alleviate the dark pigmentations too. The only way to know is to try another product - but you only do this if your skin has healed of any redness, soreness, or any sort of irritation. Otherwise, the skin whitening ingredients, which contain strong exfoliating agents that causes skin to gradually peel off the unwanted dark skin layer, can make things worse.

It would be another test on your part. Either it would work or not. Skin lighteners are generally formulated under normal skin conditions. If you wish to try a jar of whitening cream, apply it on one area to test if it would cause a negative reaction.

Skin whitening products does not cause eczema because this is a genetic disorder, but some chemicals in skin care products can trigger it. That's what happened to you. Let your skin heal first before indulging into any other skin regimen.

Take care,
Maria