Description Noor Herbal Cream is sold throughout Pakistan and India. This product is called Noor Herbal Cream and is manufactured by Noor. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States, India, Pakistan, Kenya and Somalia. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is …
Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin lightening products contain toxic ingredients such as hydroquinone, lead, steroids, or mercury. These ingredients can have long term effects such as skin thinning, discoloration, organ failure, and other severe health complications. These risks are present even in low quantities of these products. It is important to prioritize health and embrace your natural skin tone.
This particular product falls within the category of skin lightening products and should not be used in any quantity to ensure safety and preservation of health.
Description Faiza Beauty Cream is manufactured in Pakistan This product is called Faiza Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Poonia Brothers. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States, Pakistan, Kenya and Somalia. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in …
Description This product is called Aneeza Gold Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Aneeza. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients …
Description This product is called Selina Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Selina. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such …
Description This product is called Asi Face Cream and is manufactured by CSD. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such …
Description This product is called Betnovate Cream and is manufactured by GSK. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in the United States. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such as …
Description This product is called Bint-e-Mumlikat Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Bint-e-Mumlikat. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in Kenya. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such as …
Description This product is called Chanjak Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Chanjak. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in Kenya. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such as …
Description This product is called Malhar Beauty Cream and is manufactured by Malhar. This product is a skin-lightening cream and was bought by Beautywell in Kenya. Skin-lightening products are products used to achieve lighter skin tones. This practice is prevalent in communities of color around the world. These skin-lightening products contain toxic ingredients such as …
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