Skin Whitening Write For Us

Skin whitening Write For Us.

Skin whitening, similarly known as skin lightening and skin bleaching, uses chemical substances to lighten or provide an even skin colour by reducing the melanin concentration in the skin. Several chemicals have been demonstrated to be effective in skin whitening, while others are toxic or have questionable safety profiles. For example, it includes mercury compounds, which can lead to neurological and kidney issues.

Between 25 and 80% of women in some African countries use skin whitening products regularly, and around 40% in Asia. In India, for example, more than half of all skin care products are sold to whiten skin. Creams containing parabens have been discovered in Pakistan, where skin-lightening products are popular. Hydroquinone and mercury levels in creams are toxic.

Lighten the skin date back to the 1500s in Asia.

While some agents, such as kojic acid and alpha hydroxy acid, are permitted in cosmetics in Europe, others, such as hydroquinone and tretinoin, are not. In addition, while some countries prohibit the use of mercury compounds in cosmetics, others do, and they are available for purchase online.

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