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GUYS! GUYS!!

im sorry for asking about the whitening products!! lol

anyway, the brightening serum i bought from Clinique before posting my first thread has worked so well (way too well) and im finding myself already too white just after a few days... (less that a week!!) and my skin was getting a bit dry, i realized you guys might be right so i decided to stop all this whitening phase of mine... its was 45 pounds gone to waste but it could've been my health!

Thanks for all support! and to all those who are still trying to whiten their complexions: I do understand you, but please be careful!! and please! no pills or injections! Im glad i didnt go into that! to whiten you skin your body must stop to produce melanin, and that means also stopping to produce vitamin D!! Just use sunblock SPF 50 and in a month you will be whiter, believe me!!

Thank you everyone!
**Specially Win2Win and gary2jessica!
Crazy post

My Wife was always the darkest (she and her family tell me) while still in phill she bpought this lotion from a local clinic which made her paler it was a kind of sun block and i guess mild bleach . While waiting for her visa and all the stress of moving country she developed a mild rash which got worse and worse. She brought this hugggeee tub of lotion with her to UK.

When it began to run out she started with my help (i researched on web) we looked for sunblock.

Once she stopped using the lotion lo and behold the rash went.

She now only uses strong sun block and exfoliate her skin ( i think thats the right term?)
Her skin is now commented on by her friends and customers as being so nice.

The Vitamin D issue is a big one in Asian and other communties where ladies cover up and avoid sun.

Young Indian female friends at work were involved a few years back in a group to educate women on the dangers of doing this.

The Wife took out oddles of posh sunblock for family and friends they all think its the best thing since Balut

Thanks for bringing up a topic which is a very important one which hardly gets mentioned.