Dermaline Skin Whitening Cream and Diana Stalder Skin Whitening / Lightening Cream have been proven to be two of the best effective skin bleaching creams because of the added potency of nature's active ingredients. A black skin bleaching cream is a popular keyword search so this may be your skin bleaching creme solution too.
Active Ingredient: arbutin, tyrostat, kojic acid, licorice extract, retinol, Vitamin C, lactic acid
Shelf life and storage: Two years after opening or 3 years after manufacturing date. Store in a cool, dry place, away from the sun, extreme temperature & humidity.
Dermaline Skin Whitening Cream and Diana Stalder Whitening / Lightening Cream are the most potent of all the topical skin bleaching / skin lightening / skin whitening products endorsed on this site. Unlike commercial whitening creams in the market, this cream has a high potency of all the active ingredients of Dermaline / Diana Stalder products combined.
Best for facial and targeted dark skin spots use (dark knees, elbows, underarms, inner thighs, knuckles, etc).
Apply very thinly on affected area, whether on face or body. A thin application is enough because of its strong concentration as a whitening formula. For a smoother (and thinner) application, apply on damp skin to also allow better absorption.
The following weeks of usage will be determined by your comfort level of handling the normal stinging or burning sensation. If your skin is sensitive, use only 2-3X a week at first, then see if you can handle more frequent usage.
If you choose to try it for the body, use as directed above. Use your common sense in determining the frequency of usage. You can skip for a day or two if uncomfortable with the sting feeling.
Just like other skin bleaching products, it may cause burning, itching, peeling, redness and irritation due to the active ingredients. Skin peeling is an essential part of the skin whitening process. Discontinue or decrease usage if excessive irritation occurs. Continue with the regimen once the burning subsides.
Additional facial and body moisturizers are recommended for the rosy effect. Diana Stalder and Dermaline Skin Whitening Cream were originally intended for Philippine climate, which is hot and humid all year round, so it’s best to complement this with your favorite moisturizer - or use a sunscreen moisturizer with an SPF 30 or higher + UVA blocking sun protection and save yourself a step with your beauty routine. Avoid using moisturizers with strong exfoliating ingredients like retinol, alpha hydroxy or salicylic acid – or any acids/exfoliants.
A word on the XL 500 gram size: Best if you prefer a stronger concentration for face AND body use, but not for facial use alone, because shelf life is two years after opening. You will not consume the whole pack if it's used for face only.
You can mix the cream with the whitening lotion if you still have some left, but only immediately before application. Do NOT pre-mix and set aside for later use.
Always do a skin patch test before use.
Use sunscreen with UVA protection (UVA rays cause premature wrinkling, while UVB rays causes sunburn) or else the whole skin lightening process is futile.
Even if you have sunscreen on, make it a habit to protect yourself physically from the sun through hats, sunglasses and long sleeved shirts because 50% of UVA rays occur in the shade.
After a few applications of Diana Stalder or Dermaline Skin Whitening Cream, your skin might peel, itch or will seemingly get darker or ashier due to dead skin cells being resurfaced – these are normal side effects. Do not scratch or scrub your skin. Friction just darkens skin more. Very gently rub off peeling skin when you’re taking a bath.
These products last approximately 3 weeks or more. Use until you achieve the desired skin tone. You may decrease usage once you achieve the color you want.
If you have extremely or highly sensitive skin, these products are not for you. If prolonged irritation occurs, discontinue use.
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Skin-Lightening Cream is Making a Comeback-Do We Really Hate Our Dark Skin?
I’m not sure if this is a resurgence from a bygone era or something thats always been around in some shape or form. But it looks like skin-lightening cream is making a comeback. Its obviously big business in India if Vaseline is making a special product for folks in that country. But even here at home we heard stories about prominent figures like Beyonce lightening their skin. We seen magazines frequently do this.. Of course we all know about Sammy Sosa and before him Michael Jackson.
Is being Black really that bad? Along with the skin-lightening do we bring with it an attitude that sees someone dark as inferior? Does this mean folks are gonna stop going out and getting tans? Next thing you know folks are gonna start straightening their hair and speaking with funny aristocratic accents to try and distance themselves from their roots… What a strange world we live in..
Vaseline launches skin-whitening Facebook app for India
NEW DELHI (AFP) – Skincare group Vaseline has introduced a skin-lightening application for Facebook in India, enabling users to make their faces whiter in their profile pictures.
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he download is designed to promote Vaseline’s range of skin-lightening creams for men, a huge and fast-growing market driven by fashion and a cultural preference for fairer skin. The widget promises to “Transform Your Face On Facebook With Vaseline Men” in a campaign fronted by Bollywood actor Shahid Kapur, who is depicted with his face divided into dark and fair halves. “We started campaign advertising (for the application) from the second week of June and the response has been pretty phenomenal,” Pankaj Parihar from global advertising firm Omnicom, which designed the campaign, told AFP. Indian cosmetics giant Emami launched the first skin-whitening cream for men in 2005, called “Fair and Handsome” and advertised by Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan. It came 27 years after the first cream for women. Baseball star Sammy Sosa Reminded us a couple of years ago there are many who can't stand to be dark-skinned Since then a half dozen foreign brands have piled into the male market, including Garnier, L’Oreal and Nivea, which promote the seemingly magical lightening qualities of their products in ubiquitous advertising. In 2009, a poll of nearly 12,000 people by online dating site Shaadi.com, revealed that skin tone was considered the most important criteria when choosing a partner in three northern Indian states. “More and more, there’s an anxiety in the mind of men about having fair skin,” sociology professor T. K. Oommen at the Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi told AFP. “Indians believe that if you have fair skin you belong to the higher caste, the Brahmins,” he added, explaining that a succession of light-skinned colonisers in India reinforced the association of fairness with power. “The Aryans, who came from central Asia, in addition to the Portuguese, the French and the British colonisers ruled over the country and probably contributed to this negative perception of dark-skin.”
he download is designed to promote Vaseline’s range of skin-lightening creams for men, a huge and fast-growing market driven by fashion and a cultural preference for fairer skin. The widget promises to “Transform Your Face On Facebook With Vaseline Men” in a campaign fronted by Bollywood actor Shahid Kapur, who is depicted with his face divided into dark and fair halves. “We started campaign advertising (for the application) from the second week of June and the response has been pretty phenomenal,” Pankaj Parihar from global advertising firm Omnicom, which designed the campaign, told AFP. Indian cosmetics giant Emami launched the first skin-whitening cream for men in 2005, called “Fair and Handsome” and advertised by Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan. It came 27 years after the first cream for women. Baseball star Sammy Sosa Reminded us a couple of years ago there are many who can't stand to be dark-skinned Since then a half dozen foreign brands have piled into the male market, including Garnier, L’Oreal and Nivea, which promote the seemingly magical lightening qualities of their products in ubiquitous advertising. In 2009, a poll of nearly 12,000 people by online dating site Shaadi.com, revealed that skin tone was considered the most important criteria when choosing a partner in three northern Indian states. “More and more, there’s an anxiety in the mind of men about having fair skin,” sociology professor T. K. Oommen at the Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi told AFP. “Indians believe that if you have fair skin you belong to the higher caste, the Brahmins,” he added, explaining that a succession of light-skinned colonisers in India reinforced the association of fairness with power. “The Aryans, who came from central Asia, in addition to the Portuguese, the French and the British colonisers ruled over the country and probably contributed to this negative perception of dark-skin.”
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