Baviphat
Claims:
This sleeping pack actually advertises that it is a whitening product (though I thought it just brightened one's complexion tbh). The summary of the one I found online claimed to brighten the complexion. However, after researching this item a bit more in-depth, it is primarily targeting "hyper-pigmented skin" and "whitening."
How to Use:
1. To be used in the last step of night-time skin care process
2. Apply generous amount of product onto face
3. Pat-dry for maximum absorption
4. Rinse off product in the morning
Review/Thoughts:
The online website that advertised this product didn't say anything about "whitening" but for those of you who aren't aware, in the skin-care world, the term whitening doesn't mean to actually make your skin white. Most products that claim to have this property will usually "lighten" the consumer's skin (not much, only about a shade or two). The actual product looks like a pale yellow glaze. It is actually very sticky on the face so when I wear this product to sleep, I usually have my hair up in a bun/ponytail. After rinsing my face in the morning, I do notice the my complexion is very bright and about a shade lighter. My only complaint is that I personally like my skin-tone the way it is, making it lighter isn't exactly ideal for me. Well, if you are wanting to lighten your skin tone a few shades, are looking for a good sleeping pack and/or enjoy a strong lemony scent, this is definitely something you'll enjoy! I personally won't buy this product again but only because of the lightening effect. Also, I wouldn't recommend this for someone who has a "more oily than not" skin type.