[caramelgold2006]

Has anyone combined skin lightening creams etc?

For example, this month I plan to combine whiterskin with makari and herbalinn.

Would you layer each cream and then apply the next 15 minutes later or just mix them all together and make a super-power cream?

 

[bethjogs]

I dont think its a good idea. You will probably just end up clogging your pores and getting breakouts.

 

[rogueman]

you shouldnt start off combining creams...wait for a few weeks after starting one then add another in...this way the skin doesnt get to sensitized to the creams and they work more effectively.

 

[JRiddle]

I dont think it's healthy unless your skin can handle it! Definitely dont do it if your skin is sensitive like mine.

 

[GhostUser]

sounds expensive!

 

[daiyumi69]

hopefully it would work faster. never thought about that!

 

[JRiddle]

It seems to me that only a certain amount of stuff can penetrate into the skin. If you apply multiple products, then maybe your skin will become clogged and none of the ingredients will be able to get in

 

[Brownskinbeauty]

I agree JRiddle.

When you apply different fading creams to your skin it decreases its effectiveness.

I've done this before thinking that it will just accelerate my fading process only to realize it wasn't doing a darn thing to help me lighten. Once I eliminated the other products I noticed the main product that I primarily used began to work again.

Not only that, you can cause darkening and uneven discolorations when you load all those fade creams on your skin. It just won't work.

 

[HoustonGuy21]

Not only that, you can cause darkening and uneven discolorations when you load all those fade creams on your skin. It just won't work.

Very helpful.

 

[Kordaine]

Hell I mix ish all day I'm one who got 7 regies. Lol what a girl to do with all this dam creams. Mix them. Lol

 

[kweeny]

Hell I mix ish all day I'm one who got 7 regies. Lol what a girl to do with all this dam creams. Mix them. Lol

lol..always tempted to mix too but soo scared of chemical reactions