Face Whitening Cream - Whitening Cream For The Face And Body

Jan. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- Whether for cosmetic reasons, or for skin conditions such as hypo-pigmentation or hyper-pigmentation, people all around the world are seeking out skin whitening creams to achieve a beautiful, even, natural looking pale complexion on their face and body.

From big pop stars like Rihanna and Beyonce, to the girl next door with too many freckles on her nose, or an unsightly mole or birthmark, lots of people are looking for a whitening cream that both works and is effective, and is also safe enough to use on an ongoing basis, without the fear of harmful side effects.

The first thing you have to realize is that when you are searching for information on these products online, you cannot necessarily trust everything you read, including a page like this.

The reason is that 90% of the information that turns up on the first page of a Google search is written by the company themselves, or by affiliates or marketing people for the company.

Some will have great things to say about the advantages of using lemon juice, when their product contains lemon juice, or they will have great things to say about using a prescription cream containing hydroquinone, because they own the pharmaceutical company.

The truth is that both things in order are either not very effective, or in the latter case, very effective, but unsafe to use for long periods of time.

You will have to search in trusted, authority places to get the real information on which chemicals are both safe and effective over the long term, and you will probably not find Wikipedia and medical journals in a search on beauty whitening cream.

You will need to look in these places first, to get proper information on the active ingredients used in these whitening creams. Chemicals such as arbutin, glycolic acid, kojic acid, ascorbic acid, and sepiwhite FSH.

Once you have an idea of which chemicals are going to be safe and effective for your individual skin, you also need to get the right advice on how to apply the cream, as for some people they may only need to apply it to a small area in a small dose, while others may need a full body treatment with a larger dose.

It is harder to change the skin of a black person to a white person, but as can be seen in photos of Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Beyonce, and many other famous celebrities who made the change from very dark to very light skin, it can be done quite effectively without any major damage to the skin of the face or body.

Take a look at these links for more information on how to find a good whitening cream for your face and/or body, and how to use it in the right way to get the best results.

http://www.fairandflawlessskin.com/

http://skin.knoji.com/did-beyonce-and-rihanna-bleach-thei...