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Do I Again Use Melaglow And Depig Creams For Better Complexion?

i am ruma,30age .1yrs before i have used melaglow with combination depig cream ,and observed very good result. i have to work out regularly to office ,due toexcessive hot weather and exposure to sun my complexion has become dark .do i again use melaglow and depig again ?
Tue, 18 Aug 2015
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hello, greetings! Thanks for the query! Creams like Melaglow and Depig no doubt prove beneficiary and show good results, but these creams contain products like hydroquinone and steriods, which may prove more harmful than beneficial in the long run. Long usage of these products results in skin cancer and also may cause skin cancer. Thus, these creams may be used for the span of a month or so, after which they should be discontinued. Invest in a good, medicated sunscreen with SPF 40 or above to prevent your skin from sun damage. Use protective gear and clothing.
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Do I Again Use Melaglow And Depig Creams For Better Complexion?

hello, greetings! Thanks for the query! Creams like Melaglow and Depig no doubt prove beneficiary and show good results, but these creams contain products like hydroquinone and steriods, which may prove more harmful than beneficial in the long run. Long usage of these products results in skin cancer and also may cause skin cancer. Thus, these creams may be used for the span of a month or so, after which they should be discontinued. Invest in a good, medicated sunscreen with SPF 40 or above to prevent your skin from sun damage. Use protective gear and clothing.