my dear mumzy went on holiday to visit her family and brought this facial cream which is like a concealer it is called: Top Shirley.
this is promises to do:
- is clarify your skin, with its whitening property that clears pimples and pore and speed recovery from environmental damage.
and it appears to claim that its made out of the best materials from France in accordance with modern medical standard with 20 years testing in various countries hmmm?.
its claims to remove: blackheads, pimple, freckles and smooth wrinkles
it contains vitamin: B6, vitamin E, albumen, aloe Vera.
i've been using this product for 1yr 1/2 and found it to keep spots at bay, but over a period of time you intend to get open pores on your cheeks because it is moisturising....but i always suffered from having oily skin! which annoys me...especially when your face shines after god knows how many times you blot with powder even though using a base as a Matt primer doesn't help me.
i usually use: Biore pore perfect shine moisturiser.
anyhoo... my mum said that all the girls back home use this as a whitening cream to make them fair, as it is desirable to some to be fair.
but mum brought 10pk back for me claiming that it would help with my blemishes on my face...
at first i was dubious assuming what if i get side effects, as i was unaware of this product existing, plus especially when it was brought from Bangladesh. but with lack of research and good faith and nearly after decade of use, it did improve my skin and had no unwanted side effect.
now and again i change my skin regime when it becomes oily, then i revert back...its so convenient to apply like a concealer, but not a lot of medicated cream with in this product.
they sell this stuff really cheap back home, and its widely available for girls locally, its a common thing for them as if it was like any products here in UK, but this is sold only in eastern countries NOT in UK.
but i never knew they existed until mumzy introduced me to them...
i tried to research (googleling it!), to see if it only existed in eastern countries but looks like they have a online website, which they state that they target the market in: middle east, north Africa and southeastern Asia... don't know if that's true or not.
just fascinated and curious, has anyone herd of this, and would you recommend this? if not why?
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