A jaw dropping report on Celebritybuzz jusr revealed how our celebs look mighty fair and with no blemish at all! e
It's reportedly glutathione! It is said to clear all that melanin from the inside out,leaving no traces whatsover of the person ever being a person of colour!
See full report below..
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"Have you ever wondered how our celebrities just turned white over night.
Bleaching is definitely not a new thing. We can authoritatively reveal to you the secret behind these celebs new look.
The new bleaching technique is in form of glutathione injections and pills.
They inject into the blood-stream directly and then take some pills as well..
Interestingly, this said injection(glutathione) used for skin lightening, is also reportedly part of the treatment regimen for other medical conditions.
Glutathione is a very good anti-oxidant which was then discovered to be an effective whitening agent if taken in huge doses.
Patients on high dose glutathione therapy had significant skin lightening as a side effect.
Then people jumped on it for skin lightening and whitening,it became a fast growing treatment for cosmetic purposes.
Injectable glutathione has become more popular than tablets and are reportedly given intravenously 2 – 3 times a week for about 6 months.
The digestive tract is bypassed and the maximum concentration reaches the target cells.
The gluthathione injection is often preferred,it's said to give a much brighter, even toned complexion.
Results are more dramatic in lighter skinned individuals and it is common to augment results with chemical peels.
Glutathione is also known for its anti-aging benefits.
Glutathione acts to lighten skin by inhibiting tyrosinase the enzyme responsible for the production of the pigment melanin.
It is 100 percent proven that it really works to whiten skin. For most people, the first 3 months use of gluta is crucial for it is the time where gluta is building the foundation (body chemistry re-alignment) and once built this is only the start for its whitening process.
The lightening of skin is gradual (speed is depending on metabolism and body chemical function)
Glutha whitens the skin by reducing the melanin formation of the epidermis going up to the dermis.
There maybe minimal side-effects of using gluta for medical diagnoses and prescriptions,however, the use of glutathione in high doses for cosmetic purposes is a non-regulated procedure could prove fatal.
Glutathione is a drug, and should be administered by professionals,in the right dose,for the right use only!
The quest for lighter skin could prove deadly as unregulated use of high dose glutathione is relatively new and time will tell what side effects may occur in the long run.
Nawaoooooooo
ReplyDeleteshe is not nigerian but a ghanian woman who used hydroquinon and steriods to lighten her skin. Get your facts right and stop publishing unconfirmed stories. sheeze. Google hydrogold and she come up or serch her on you tube and see her video on how she transformed.
ReplyDeleteI am so tired of all the negative publicity nigerians are getting re: Dencia and now this when the women in question are not even nigerian.
Sweetheart it pays to read before jumping to conclusions that was a report published somewhere else which I only reblogged and pictures do not necessarily represent the actual celebs the article was addressing..
DeleteGot it now? Good!
Does every dermatologist bleach skin?
ReplyDeleteNo I dont think they do,they are specialists for skin problems and skin issues..
DeleteLiar the only after effect glutathione has is lightening the skin. Any dermatologist that told u glutathione gives heart failure is a crazy liar and a quack, get your facts right before publishing. Asshole
ReplyDeleteDarling there is no need for swear words if you were patient enough you would have realised I dint write that I only rebloggled an interesting article with the link right up there in the first sentence..
Deleteyou must have been too livid to see that??
Pele..
Love The Skin Your In!!! Stop Bleaching Please!!!!
ReplyDeleteOk they are listening! lol..
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