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Overall skin whitening

by Ruth
(New Zealand)

Hi there my names ruth im 27 years old from india living in new zealand for the past 17 years, i was fair skinned as a child but after years of sun bathing ive gone very black, and i dont peel. Jusy wondering if i was to use the lightening cream would my skin lighten without peeling??? And how long does it take to see results????

Im getting married soon and i would really like to look and feel beautiful on my big day. For fast results would the pills work or the cream? Would really appreciate it if you could get back to me soon.

Thank you
Ruth

Answer:

Hi Ruth, normally, skin whitening soaps,lotions and creams can induce skin peeling to remove the dark skin layer or spot, in order to resurface the fresher, lighter, blemish-free skin tone. But there are a few skin types that don't peel at all, and still achieve their desired goal. It will depend on your skin sensitivity.

The topical skin whiteners - soaps, lotion or cream - work differently (externally, with skin peeling, faster results in 1-4 weeks) compared to the skin whitening pills (internally, no peeling, slower results in months). You can do either, or both. :)

Maria

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