[SECRET KEY] Snow White Cream 1.76 fl. oz. - All in One Brightening Tone up Base Cream, Natural Skin Radiance and Brightness

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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the Philippines has issued warnings regarding the use, marketing, and sale of bleaching agents. Based on the recommendations from the EcoWaste Coalition Chemical Safety Campaign and the World Health Organization, the Philippines has banned lightening products with mercury levels exceeding the national regulatory limit of 1mg/kg ( Felongco, 2019). However, the sale of these products continues through smuggling ( Whitehead, 2019). The discovery of Asian skincare products has been a welcome addition to the beauty market worldwide. Not only does age-old tradition play into the history and science of these products, but it has opened up a whole new world of different ways to give your skin some more tender loving care.

Hamed S.H., Tayyem R., Nimer N., AlKhatib H.S. Skin-lightening practice among women living in Jordan: prevalence, determinants, and user’s awareness. International Journal of Dermatology. 2010; 49:414–420. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-4632.2010.04463.x. [ PubMed] [ CrossRef] [ Google Scholar] Felongco G. Skin-bleaching creams prompt health warning in Philippines [Internet]. 2019 [cited 2020 xxx]. Available at: https://gulfnews.com/world/asia/philippines/skin-bleaching-creams-prompt-health-warning-in-philippines-1.64923314. Weldon M.M., Smolinski M.S., Maroufi A., Hasty B.W., Gilliss D.L., Boulanger L.L. Mercury poisoning associated with a Mexican beauty cream. West J Med. 2000; 173(1):15–19. [ PMC free article] [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar]In East-Asian culture, the fair-skinned ideal of beauty is illustrated in the proverb “a white complexion is powerful enough to hide seven faults” ( Li et al., 2008). In a recent study by Li et al. (2008), advertisements in four Asian countries demonstrated that good skin was portrayed as smooth and white, whereas bad skin was dry and dark with wrinkles. SL products have shown dramatic growth during the past several decades ( Ashikari, 2005), with estimates that 40% of South Koreans routinely use SL agents ( Tan, 2012). Dr. Hae Shin Chung, Adjunct Professor of Dermatology at the Yonsei University College of Medicine in Seoul, South Korea, explains that although primarily a common practice among women, the desire for lighter skin exists among men as well, and has increased in recent years ( Tan, 2012).

Chất kem đặc nên dễ gây bí da khi bôi (ảnh: internet). Mua kem dưỡng trắng da Snow White Cream Secret Key ở đâu? Giá bao nhiêu? This cream is true to its name, with its incredible collation of super ingredients coming together to be a true all-in-one cream that does it all. The formula is 97 percent naturally derived and the chief ingredient here is snail mucin. A very unorthodox but powerful ingredient that heals, softens, and brightens skin. Kojic Acid: This ingredient is popular for evening out skin tone and is produced through the process of fermentation.

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With estimates of 43.3% of Saudi women, >60% of Jordanians, and possibly higher usages of SL products in other Middle Eastern countries ( Alrayyes et al., 2020), the demand continues to increase in the Middle East. Abraham M. Skin lightening: The dangerous obsession that’s worth billions [Internet]. 2017 [cited 2020 xxx]. Available at: https://mosaicscience.com/story/skin-lightening-whitening-India/. Das S. Consumers’ perception on fairness creams in India. J Res Ext Dev. 2013; 1(11):64–66. [ Google Scholar]

Ashan S. Azealia Banks bleaches her skin. National Post [Internet]. 2016 [cited 2020 xxx]. Available at: https://nationalpost.com/entertainment/celebrity/azealia-banks-bleaches-her-skin-says-it-is-no-different-than-a-weave-and-she-is-assimilating. Social media and nonprofit campaigns are first steps toward changing attitudes about the need for SL. The younger generation has raised public awareness about bleaching through the social media campaign, #unfairandlovely, celebrating darker-skinned people of color and empowering populations to promote the beauty of all skin tones ( Pandey, 2016). A second social media campaign, #reclaimthebindi, in South Asia aimed to inspire individuals to embrace their cultures ( Pandey, 2016). The nonprofit campaign, Dark is Beautiful, is based in India and was created to challenge the long-held belief that value is determined by the fairness of the skin ( Tarafdar, 2015). Celebrities such as Amara La Negra, an afro-Latina singer, speak publicly against skin bleaching and advocate for increasing the number of dark-skinned Latin performers in the media ( Meraji and Richmond, 2018). These campaigns have garnered national attention, with thousands of consumer petitions that have prompted companies to take note and make changes. Recently, Johnson & Johnson has stopped its sales of skin-whitening lotions ( Cramer, 2020), while the popular Unilever cream Fair & Lovely has been renamed but not yet taken out of stores ( Berger, 2020).

Ladizinski B., Mistry N. Widespread use of toxic skin lightening compounds: Medical and psychosocial aspects. Dermatol Clin. 2011; 29(1):111–123. [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar] Whitening (or blanqueamiento) was widely accepted in Brazil and deeply rooted in the history of the nation until 1914 ( Hier and Greenberg, 2002). Although tanned skin is also common in Brazil, the trend of SL is still popular and represents a niche and growing market. Dr. Mônica Manela-Azulay, Assistant Professor of Dermatology at the Santa Casa de Misericórdia of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, explains that approximately 50% of all patients presenting to the clinic request topical treatments or procedures to lighten the skin, a majority of which target ephelides, lentigines, and PIH ( Failmezger, 1992, Martins, 2020).