L'abidjanaise's like many other skin lightening braads also produces lotion,tube, cream and oil. L'abidjanaise cream is a very basic and strong skin lightening cream that is effective on almost all skin type. It works very well to lighten extremely dark skin to medium light skin. L'abidjanaise oil has a high amount of hydroquinone and alpha hydroxy acid so it is very effective at lightening the skin. The soap also works well when used with all their other products.
L'abidjanaise's just like carowhite skin lightening cream has been around for a verylong time but it is just gaining popularity in the skin lightening world compared to carowhite. It is also made in Cote d'voire just like many other skin lightening products. It is made by a company called H cosmetics and they also have an headquarter in Italy that makes their tube creams due to laws in the country and convenience.
L'abidjanaise Cream Ingredients: Hydroquinone maxi 2%, Aloe vera, Aqua, Acide atearique, Alcool gras, Acides de Fruits, HDV, IPM, Vitamine E, Protyl et Metylparaben, Antioxydant, parfum.
The active in all their tube creams (lemon,cocoa and carrot cream) is: Clobetasol Propionate
The active in their gel is: Bethamethasone Dipropionate
L'abidjanaise's cream, lotion and oil also holds an exfoliation use due to the presence of the aha acid's in them, that is why it is not advisable to use the tub cream with a strong soap or any other acidic creams. The lotion works best when mixed with the lightening oil has this helps to shed the skin faster and boost the effectiveness of the cream which is by making the hydroquinone to penetrate better into the skin. Unlike carowhite, it is definately advisable to mix the lotion the oil to see a good result. One should be expecting a pale brown skin tone to start setting in , in as little as 3 weeks of use. The use of Maxi peel during the initial stage of use is also recommended just like any other lightening cream regimen
Pros of l'abidjanaise skin lightening cream
Cons of l'abidjanaise skin lightening cream
L'abidjanaise's just like carowhite skin lightening cream has been around for a verylong time but it is just gaining popularity in the skin lightening world compared to carowhite. It is also made in Cote d'voire just like many other skin lightening products. It is made by a company called H cosmetics and they also have an headquarter in Italy that makes their tube creams due to laws in the country and convenience.
L'abidjanaise Cream Ingredients: Hydroquinone maxi 2%, Aloe vera, Aqua, Acide atearique, Alcool gras, Acides de Fruits, HDV, IPM, Vitamine E, Protyl et Metylparaben, Antioxydant, parfum.
The active in all their tube creams (lemon,cocoa and carrot cream) is: Clobetasol Propionate
The active in their gel is: Bethamethasone Dipropionate
L'abidjanaise's cream, lotion and oil also holds an exfoliation use due to the presence of the aha acid's in them, that is why it is not advisable to use the tub cream with a strong soap or any other acidic creams. The lotion works best when mixed with the lightening oil has this helps to shed the skin faster and boost the effectiveness of the cream which is by making the hydroquinone to penetrate better into the skin. Unlike carowhite, it is definately advisable to mix the lotion the oil to see a good result. One should be expecting a pale brown skin tone to start setting in , in as little as 3 weeks of use. The use of Maxi peel during the initial stage of use is also recommended just like any other lightening cream regimen
Pros of l'abidjanaise skin lightening cream
- It is affordable.
- It smells really nice.
- Labidjanaise has natural qualities to it.
- It is cheap.
- The result are fast compared to other products.
- Labidjanaise contains vitamin E.
- L'abidjanaise before and after is really impressive.
- it is highly effective for the appropriate skin tone.
- The lotion is a good moisturizer.
Cons of l'abidjanaise skin lightening cream
- May cause rash or irritation.
- Labidjanaise is made in a shady company.
- Labidjanaise may burn the skin when used carelessly.
- it may not work on it own.
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