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Glutathione plays a primary role in the functioning of the entire body. From protecting your cells from oxidative stress to helping them more effectively heal from damage, this substance is what keeps us feeling and looking our best. However, while

Vitamin C is a core building block of a healthy body. As such, it’s also a vital ingredient in maintaining youthful, glowing skin. However, while many of us know that we should be including vitamin C in our daily skincare regimens, not all of us

Acne is one of the leading causes of low self-esteem and self-image among teenagers—but this condition isn’t a problem that goes away with age. In fact, millions of adults also experience the occasional acne breakout and the dread that comes along with it. Even so, we have yet to identify all of the potential causes of these blemishes, and we’re left wondering whether we can actually prevent them at all. Fortunately, we do know what physically causes flare ups to occur, making it possible to protect ourselves from some of the major triggers. This is the science behind acne breakouts and what you can do to limit your chances of future skin inflammation.

Rose hips are the red, rounded seed pods of the rose flower. They’re located just underneath the petals, and are known to carry many nutrients required for vegetation growth. However, it’s important to note that these little shells contain more than just a means to add to your garden. In fact, many correlations have been drawn between the vitamins in rose hips and their positive effects on human skin. These are the benefits of rose hips in skincare and why you should consider making it a part of your routine.

Regardless of how often we wash our faces, it’s still common for dirt, oil, and dead skin cells to build up within our pores. This is why exfoliation is such a critical component to a successful skin care regimen. However, not all exfoliation techniques are the same—and some might be more effective on your specific skin type than others. Here is the difference between physical and chemical exfoliation and what each can do for your skin’s overall health.

Dark circles are very common types of blemish that anyone can develop, depending on their habits and lifestyle. Some people acquire these pigmented rings along their lower eyelids as a result of genetics and age, but dark circles most often occur when a person experiences fatigue, eye strain, or allergies. This can make them appear older and even trigger some of the first signs of premature aging. To protect your skin from the repercussions of this condition, take a minute to learn how to make your dark circles disappear.

When we think about managing our health, we tend to think internally. Whether it’s the heart, lungs, or digestive system, these areas of the body often take precedence. In fact, most of our health care efforts revolve around making these organs function better and reducing the risk of ailment from the inside out. However, while you’re caring for the rest of your body, you also need to be sure you’re maintaining your skin. The skin is the largest organ our bodies have, and it’s responsible for keeping harmful germs and bacteria from infiltrating our bloodstream. Because of this, skin health is crucial to not only looking great on the outside, but also protecting our internal well-being. These are some of the important reasons why it’s important to take care of your skin.

Unevenness in our overall skin tone is something that can affect anyone and everyone in a variety of different ways. When we think about ourselves having an uneven skin tone, we often attribute it primarily to hyperpigmentation—the darker patches and freckles that develop over time. However, it’s important to note that any type of blemish, rough patch, or redness can also create inconsistencies within your skin’s appearance. This fact in and of itself makes obtaining an uneven complexion incredibly easy, and, unfortunately for many, a bit difficult to get rid of. On the plus side, although returning your skin to a consistent shade can be a lengthy process, it isn’t impossible. These are a few tips for how to get an even skin tone and show off a healthy and beautiful face to the world.

Melasma is a variation of hyperpigmentation that most commonly develops in women. It occurs primarily on the face and is characterized by brown or grayish-brown patches along the cheeks, chin, and forehead. Though it’s still unclear what directly causes this condition to occur, correlations have been drawn between the overproduction of melanin and sudden spikes in hormones. This is why melasma predominantly affects women during their pregnancies. Still, living with this condition isn’t easy, and many women find themselves in desperate need of some form of reprieve. Try these tips for effectively treating melasma to ease your symptoms and get back to enjoying life.

If you’ve ever been out in the sun for long periods of time or suffered from bad acne breakouts, the chances are that you’ve also developed hyperpigmentation. Identified by dark, often regular in shape spots on the surface of the skin, hyperpigmentation is the overproduction of melanin after sustaining some form of trauma. As such, there is a multitude of different types of hyperpigmentation as well as a series of damaging factors that could cause it. Due to the variables involved in both sustaining and developing these dark spots, individuals often struggle to find safe and effective ways to treat them.

Everyone has experienced hyperpigmentation an overproduction of melanin at some point throughout their lives, whether they’ve noticed it or not. As common as this condition is among all different skin types, it’s important to note that it can take different forms and vary in appearance. What type you have can contribute to how long the blemishes will last, what you should do to treat it, and what lifestyle changes you can make to help. As such, knowing the different types of hyperpigmentation and what kind you have is key to correcting the damage to your complexion.

When it comes to caring for your skin, using the right ingredients is crucial to getting the results you’re after. However, between all the different product types and the long, scientific names of certain compounds, distinguishing which ingredients to use can be difficult. This is why it’s important to not only educate yourself about what certain products contain, but also gain an understanding of each component’s effect on your skin.

The appearance of our skin is the key to how we present ourselves to the world, how comfortable we feel, and in turn, how confident we are. This is why many individuals seek out ways to enhance their natural complexion and put their best face forward for all to see. When it comes to changing the overall tone of your skin, however, there are a series of techniques for you to choose from—with varying terminology. These seemingly interchangeable terms can lead to confusion when trying to understand the different processes and make it incredibly difficult to decide which one is best for your skin. Take some time to learn the differences between skin lightening, brightening, and whitening to find the look you’re after.

Hyperpigmentation is the common condition where our skin begins producing increasing amounts of melanin, which then gives certain areas a darker appearance than others. Whether it’s a few new freckles or darker patches that you can’t explain, we’re all affected by hyperpigmentation in some form or another.

Spray tans, tinted lotions, bronzers, you name it…people are constantly searching for ways to achieve a natural-looking, year-round tan. And what better way to have a natural glow than from the sun itself?

Have you ever dreamt of having that perfect, glassy complexion like most Asians have? Is there a hidden secret to skincare that you don’t know about?

Whether you’re going through puberty or you’re a big stress-er, breakouts are inevitable. We’ve all had them at least one point in our lives, and some of us, the unlucky ones, have had continuous breakouts no matter what we did. You can try any new cleaner, moisturizer, or even change your diet, sometimes acne just won’t go away. The quest for finding a miracle cure for acne can be time-consuming, costly, and even painful. So the question is, how do you prevent breakouts at home? If nothing seems to be helping, what is the solution to prevent acne from coming back?

If I told you that the fish scales were great for you, and could help firm your skin and reduce wrinkles, would you scoop them up wolf them down? No, me neither. But what if I offered you a refreshing pineapple juice drink with the same incredible benefits? Now that's a different matter, right?  Read on to find out more.... 

How does it work? Is it safe? And what’s ‘the pink glow’?  All you need to know about the new revolution in skin lightening. For those of us looking for treatments to lighten our skin or remove dark blemishes, it can feel like a step into the unknown.  What if it doesn’t work? Isn’t it dangerous? Doesn’t it mean having to inject myself? Isn’t it something only celebrities can afford?

Today, there are literally hundreds of skin whitening products on the market. These include whitening lotions, skin whitening soaps, and skin whitening creams. If you’re someone who has never researched skin whitening products, it can be quite confusing where to start. When shopping for skin whitening creams, you’ll want to make sure you look for some vital ingredients. But first, what is skin whitening and what does it do?

Flawless. Porcelain. Alabaster. Do you use these words to describe your skin? Better yet, do others use these words to describe your skin? If not, be prepared to hear them. Many women today want younger looking skin, but don’t know how to get it. Healthy glowing skin is possible by following a few simple rules.

Good morning, I am a black person who live in France and I would like to undergo a full body whitening treatment. I learned a lot of informations about Gluthation and i think that it can help me. Indeed, I would like to get a lighter skin complexion. What kind of your products should i get if i want to be SAFELY more lighter ? There are so Many products and i don't know which one to choose ! How Many Times a week must I do these injections ? Is it in IV or IM ? Can i do the vials by myself ? When could I see a real result ? Best regards Segolene 

In many parts of the world, a fair skin is the epitome of beauty. If you are looking for a skin whitening cream in order to achieve this beauty, or in order to get rid of uneven pigmentation, you need to know what to look out for. Everyone is born with a beautiful and flawless skin. Unfortunately, not everyone remains this way. Thankfully, with the right skin cream, you can have the unblemished and fair skin that you have always dreamed of.

Whether you prefer calling them liver spots, sun spots or brown spots, it is a fact that age spots are unsightly and need to be gotten rid of. A lot of people who have them go to extreme measures to get rid of them. Before you embark on any treatment mission, it is important to understand what they are, how they come about and the healthiest ways to take care of them.

Hydroquinone is the active ingredient of many skin lightening creams. It works by inhibiting melanin producing cells so that less pigment is produced. Another way it works is by breaking down the existing melanin. By attacking melanin and melanin production, the result is a lighter skin tone. There are various reasons why someone will choose to bleach their skin. One reason is that you may wish to have a lighter complexion because you believe it is more beautiful. Another reason is that you may have melisma, which is dark skin discoloration.

I have received this question so many times. Unfortunately millions of women are affected with visible hyper-pigmentation, dis-coloration, and melasma. Because melasma is common on the face, brows, lips and cheeks, it can have a very emotional effect. The good news is there are many treatments available today without a prescription and are very effective.

Loren asked us: Hi,
What is the best soap for skin lightening for the body?
Also do all the soaps come with the original box for packaging?

Thanks.

Women all over the world rely on the St Dalfour Beauty Whitening creams. While many people know St Dalfour France for their delicious jams & food products, the Original St Dalfour creams are from Kuwait. These creams have helped so man women achieve clearer, whiter, healthier and even-toned skin. But so manuy of you want to know the best way to use it!

Melasma is an overproduction of pigment (melanin) thought to be caused by the stimulation of melanocytes or pigment-producing cells by the female sex hormones estrogen and progesterone to produce more melanin pigments when the skin is exposed to sun.

This blog post was inspired by the many emails I have received from customers with specific questions about whitening soap. I thought it would be helpful to everyone if I summarized these questions because it’s helpful information that all women could use.

In the Philippines, beach weather is 12 months a year. In the US, the beach season lasts for 3-4 months. That was a bit surprising to me when I first moved here! Now I know, when the days start getting longer and the flowers start blooming, I need to think about getting my body in shape for the summer. Among other things, that means intimate whitening.

Which Product is Better for Whitening: Tatiomax Or Mosbeau? We got another great question from one of our clients. Raquel asks... “Which is better to use between Tatiomax and Mosbeau?”

Inquiry from our client:

Hello, I was happy to stumble upon your site yesterday. im interested in checking out your products. I turned 40 and my skin suddenly changed. I dont have the glow I once had and its making me crazy. I want to get back my once fabulous glow and feel better about my self. Can you please make some recommendations from your product line? I have used diane stalders soap in the past and they worked but the shipping price was too much so i stopped. its great to know you're in NJ. Please respond soon as I want to purchase quickly.

 

Dear Ms. Boleche,

I want to ask a few questions regarding the St. Dalfour Gold Seal Beauty Whitening Cream Non-Oily Filipina. I have tried many skin whitening products but I did not work quiet well with my south-east asian dark skin, so i just want to make sure if this product can really work for me. Here are my questions...

I get more questions about Whitening for those with Acne than any other subject, so I am reprinting a question from Cora with my response:

Thanks for visiting! This blog will be dedicated to presenting the best quality information that we can find on health, skin, slimming, and anything else that I find interesting enough to share.

Today I am answering a question from Marianne:

Hi Suzzy, I just want to ask what are the big differences between St. Dalfour Gold Seal Beauty Whitening Cream Red M and St. Dalfour Gold Seal Beauty Whitening Cream Non-Oily Filipina? which of those creams reacts faster in whitening and smoothing action? could it also be used in underarm, inner thigh and knees? thank u.

I've been getting a lot of questions about using Glutathione for skin whitening. I recently ansered a question from Flora and I wanted to share it with you:

Hi,
I would like to have more information about a product before buying it. It's regarding the product tatiomax vials, is it injectables or sublingual? If it's injectable is it possible to take it sublingualy? My next question is how long does it take to lighten up a person of dark skin?
Thank u for ur answer