One Week on Porcelain Skin Whitening Serum

Don’t give up, thats all I can say! Get a product, use it routinely, never skip SPF protection. You don’t have to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars which I know we all have who suffer from melasma. No matter what you find to reduce it it will always come back that’s why you need a routine to suppress it with SPF every day. I hope my story helps.

Hey everyone. I've never written a review so bare with me. Please know that my reason for writing one is due to my results of a product I used. I like many of you have been looking for the miracle treatment. I've been suffering with melisma since 2009. That's 9 years. Over the years it has only gotten worse, and darker. I've spent so much money trying to find the cure. I've tried everything, even bought my own LED light therapy medical grade for $400. Didn't work. Well thank you to the person who posted about a $30 serum called Porcelain Skin Whitening Serum. I'll be sure to upload the picture of it. You need to know a few things before getting excited and getting it started. I am only one week into using the product and my face looks dramatically different meaning better. But before any of that happened I went through a hell of a lot of changes on my face. The first day I got my box on the front porch, I was so eager to hurry up and read the directions and lather it on. Little stingy chemical feel, but nothing serious. My face swelled it was absorbing all the serum I'm sure. I kept it on all through the night into the morning. Took a shower, did my normal routine, and my face started to peel off in the shower. Just a light peel but I had to rub the dead skin off with my bare hands because I was afraid a wash cloth would tear my face up. Well, I got out of the shower, and looked in the mirror and for sure there was no overnight miracle. My face looked a few shades lighter, but it was read, everywhere I would normally have hyperpigmentation. I had to go to work regardless of my face. So I plastered my face with aquaphor and scar bandages with a surgical mask. lol I know that sound awful but I work in a hospital and I didn't want to get an infection. That entire day my skin and face swelled on and off, was red, got redder under my chin where the serum stopped. Now I know the bottle says apply in the am and the pm. Do not do that at first. I think what happens is, your face goes through this traumatic stage and your "old" skin that's never been exposed to this combination of chemicals starts to die and shed. .........like a snake...... let it do it's process. Don't stop using the product. You will look awful, I will not lie, maybe take some vacation time to do this where you can hide. Explain to your family what you need to do so they don't look at you like some freak.... ok now that I'm sure I scared you. I skipped apply the serum, day 2. The reason is because I wasn't sure if I made a mistake or not using the serum because I hadn't yet known the outcome. Day three I resumed. Keep in mind, this whole time I've been lightly to moderately peeling. Oh and everything you use on your face everyday should hydrate. Don't use harsh soaps or anything. And go get a mask that you can peel off. I think they make like cucumber ones where you put it on and 15 minutes peel it off. I found that my peel mask helped me shed better so I wasn't scrubbing skin off making it worse. So back to day three, I put it on again. Don't go out in the sun, and everyday put SPF 50, 80 or 100 on your face. I use the baby cheap cream spf. No specific brand. If you need to go outside use a really big hat, sun glasses to cover your face. I know this all sounds dramatic but you have to remember where the skin peeled off, is new skin. Its like a little baby, and its the skin you've been waiting for so protect it! Day four I started applying day and night. My face was tolerating it very well. In fact I wore it day 5 and day 6 under makeup before work. Today is day 7. All I have going on is tiny tiny peeling in a few areas. But I won't stop using the product. It's been a week. See for yourself in the pictures. I'm no beauty in any of the pictures but I wanted to be as real as possible for those that are hopeless. Because I was there, and in fact I was even depressed, wouldn't look at anyone in the face. For some reason this year I started to develop a "mustache and beard" of hyperpigmentation. So thus the need to spend so much money try to find a cure or at least some help. Not concealer did the trick, forget all those youtubes I just dumped money on trying and failing to cover up a problem when I realized I needed to work on the actual problem harder. So I don't know what to say other than, its been a week for me, I'm totally satisfied with the product. I hope you find this review helpful, and if you didn't I'm truly sorry. Good luck on your journey.