Whitening cream "Achromin": reviews, composition, application

There are quite a few reasons for hyperpigmentation of the skin. It can be both primary and secondary - in this case, its cause lies in the diseases of internal organs. So, often the appearance of pigment spots is caused by malfunctions in the endocrine system (for example, a violation of adrenal function) or hormonal reorganization - during pregnancy, during puberty. Excessive deposition of the pigment can also be observed in inflammatory diseases of the genital organs, with a deficiency in the body of vitamin C and certain liver diseases. Often, pigmented spots on the face and hands appear in the elderly - this is the so-called age-related pigmentation. However, in most cases they are the result of excessive insolation - the effects of ultraviolet rays.

Sunbathing not only brings a beautiful tan: they can reward you with a lot of moles and ugly pigment spots. They appear, as a rule, not immediately, but later. Provoke hyperpigmentation of various cosmetics, in particular, deodorants, colognes and eau de toilette, perfumes. Therefore, beauticians do not recommend using cosmetics, except sunscreen, before going to the beach or to the solarium. However, if, despite all the precautions, the pigmentation spots on the skin still appeared, you can try bleaching cream "Achromin". Its use allows not only to get rid of unwanted local pigmentation, but also to make the tan more even and beautiful.

Cream "Achromin" is produced by the Bulgarian firm "Alen Mak". It effectively whitens the skin and protects it from the appearance of new pigment spots, since it contains UV-protectors. However, you will have to be patient: to achieve visible results, it will take at least two weeks, and completely pigmentation will disappear no sooner than in 30 days. Apply the cream on the skin twice a day.

As for the substances contained in the cream "Achromin", the manufacturer describes the composition of this product as follows: sodium chloride, lanolin, glycerin, lactic acid, paraffin, water, sodium metabisulphite, trilon B, etc. The active ingredient of the cream is hydroquinone, Suppressive synthesis of melanin. It has been actively used in cosmetology for several decades, but in recent years it has been banned in many countries because of its toxicity. However, the cream "Achromin" owes it to him: reviews speak about good results of using this cosmetic. To date, creams containing hydroquinone, are the most effective - other active bleaching agents, for example, arbutin, are much weaker. Therefore, whether or not to use achromine, which in most cases is positive, everyone should decide on their own, taking into account all the information available about this tool. If you are going to try the effect of this cream on yourself, it should be remembered: it can not be used longer than the recommended period for the instruction.

The instructions to the remedy say that it is transferred in most cases well. However, side effects are not excluded even after a single application of the cream "Achromin": reviews speak of the development of local allergic reactions - itching, swelling, redness of the skin and even rashes. Therefore, use this bleaching agent for the first time with caution. Do not also allow it to get into the eyes and mucous membranes or open abrasions and wounds: achromine (consumers' feedback to that confirmation) can cause them to burn.

Allergy sufferers and owners of sensitive skin before using this cream, it is advisable to consult with a dermatologist. Achromine can not be used by pregnant and lactating women, as well as children under 12 years of age. Apply it to open areas of the body should not be earlier than two hours before going outside.