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Approved By Dr. Tahir Kamal Dermatologist, Cosmetic Surgeon, Cosmetologist MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology), MAACS (USA), DDSC (UK) Turmeric Soap for Skin Whitening Ozone depletion (the hole in the sky) is yielding many skin infections and skin cancer risks these days. As this hole is unable to prevent the ultraviolet rays coming from the sun, so you need to protect yourself and your loved ones by adopting the natural solution. Turmeric is one of the essential skin-whitening ingredients cited in Ayurveda. Turmeric-oriented beauty products like serums, creams, body scrubs, and turmeric soap for skin whitening reduce dark patches and impart glossy skin. In fact, it's one of the most prevalent spices in India and throughout Southeast Asia. Although turmeric is often associated with food, it has been a beauty agent for centuries. Its bright yellow color comes from curcumin, an active ingredient that resides within turmeric root that delivers potent anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and antioxidant properties when consumed or applied topically on the skin. Minimize sun exposure during noontime(10 am to 4 pm). Wear sunglasses, a hat with a wide beak, and protective clothing with a tight weave. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 15. To be securer, 30 is more reasonable. In this article, you'll be convinced enough to throw your toxin-laden skin-whitening creams because the universal hero turmeric soap is there for you with full of antioxidants like Gluthathione! How Turmeric Soap Whitens Your Skin Naturally: In vitro studies, turmeric is capable of inhibiting the action of tyrosinase (an enzyme required for melanin production). However, this attribute has yet to be experimented with in clinical studies; it counts toward the belief that consistent topical applications of turmeric products may, bit by bit, brighten skin. Over time, as dark skin cells are naturally exfoliated, they are superseded by cells defining one's natural skin tone.

Obagi products contain ingredients that only medical professionals truly understand.  In a world where knowledge is power, the Obagi Blog has assembled this article to help non-professional skin care enthusiasts gain a better understanding of the products they love.

This blend of vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate) with R-lipoic acid (as sodium R-lipoate) simultaneously supports the body's antioxidant status while supporting an endogenous production of glutathione.