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JAMAICIAN HEALTH OFFICIALS WARN ON BLEACHING!:STOP DESTROYING YOUR BEAUTIFUL BLACK SKIN COLOR!

By Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade

BLEACH AND DIE OF SKIN CANCER EVENTUALLY LIKE BLACK PEOPLE ARE DYING OF IN JAMAICA!

[caption id="attachment_1838" align="alignnone" width="320" caption="IF YOU NEED AN OPERATION THE DOCTORS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SEW YOUR SKIN UP AGAIN BECAUSE THESE CHEMICALS DESTROY YOUR SKIN FOREVER!"][/caption]

THIS SOUTH AFRICAN BROTHER AND SISTER ARE REGRETTING BLEACHING NOW!

[caption id="attachment_1835" align="alignnone" width="232" caption="YOUR SKIN WILL REACT BADLY TO THE STRONG CHEMICALS IN THESE BLEACHING CREAMS AND WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!"][/caption]

BLEACH AND BECOME A MONSTER LIKE MICHAEL JACKSON!

FROM: blacknet.co.uk

Jamaica warns of skin bleaching risk
Chemical skin lightening has become so popular among young people in Jamaica that health officials launched a campaign to teach them about the dangers. The campaign, Don’t Kill the Skin, will begin next month. “Skin bleaching has become a fast and risky way for young men and women to become beautiful,” Horace Dalley told a group of children at a Kingston library. The focus will be on products that contain hydroquinone, a substance that reduces the melanin growth in the skin, Dalley said.

Don’t kill the skin campaign targets illegal bleaching products Don’t kill the skin campaign targets illegal bleaching products.

Neprosone Gel, Hyprogel, Dermo Gel Plus and Movate Cream are just some of the illegal products used by Jamaicans to bleach their skin which the Ministry of Health will seek to keep off of the street once its “Don’t Kill the Skin” campaign gets underway next month.

Health Minister Horace Dalley said under the islandwide campaign, slated to last for five months, the Standards and Regulations Division will increase its inspection of businesses and individual vendors to confiscate illegal pharmaceutical items. Dr Clive Anderson, consultant dermatologist and venereologist at Nuttall Medical Centre, greets Patricia Eves-McKenzie, a counsellor at the University of Technology, during an Educational Lecture at the Tom Redcam Library in Kingston titled ‘Bleachers Beware’. Valerie Germaine, acting director of the Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Affairs Branch of the Standards and Regulation Division in the Ministry of Health, lookson. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)

“If unaddressed, skin bleaching may soon amount to a health crisis of serious proportion, as many dermatologists are already reporting that some patients seek help far too late to reverse the damage already done to the skin,” Dalley said in message read at an educational lecture entitled ‘Bleachers Beware’, at the Tom Redcam Library in Kingston last Thursday. The lecture is also a component of the campaign.

Dalley added that the lecture series and the upcoming public fora are critical to increase awareness about the dangers of skin bleaching and how to identify harmful pharmaceutical products on the market.

“Dermatologists have pointed out that most bleaching creams contain Hydroquinone, a chemical available only by prescription in Europe and closely regulated in the United States,” he said. “. Prolonged use of creams containing Hydroquinone stops the production of melanin, a natural pigment that protects the skin from the sun, as well as increases the likelihood of cancers.” Some of the products used by Jamaicans to bleach their skin that the health ministry says are illegal.

Dr Clive Anderson, consultant dermatologist and venereologist at Nuttall Medical Centre, explained that bleaching the skin attacks the pigment and is the single most destructive act that can be done to the skin. He disclosed that persons use these creams on the entire body, including the genital areas, which may, over time, cause skin cancer.

“When the skin is damaged it does not perform the protective function it is supposed to, so you can easily get an infection,” said Dr Anderson. “It is very worrying, because a lot of persons know that they are doing severe damage to the skin and persist in it. Some of this damage is reversible; a lot of it is not reversible. We need to realise that when we use these products, we are doing our skin immeasurable harm. There is no advantage to lightening our skin colour and at the same time damaging our skin. Beautiful skin really is healthy skin, whatever the colour.”

Dr Anderson also explained that most bleaching creams contain steroids, which absorb into the bloodstream. He said if used by pregnant and nursing women, the creams can sometimes result in retarded growth of the foetus or infant.

Currently, bleaching creams are easily accessible in Jamaica, especially from street vendors in downtown Kingston and Spanish Town.

Valerie Germaine, acting director of the Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Affairs Branch of the Standards and Regulation Division in the Ministry of Health, said these products are not approved by the Ministry of Health as they are in direct breach of the Food and Drug Act.

Germaine said under the Food and Drug Act, sales and distribution of illegal prescription drugs can attract a fine of $60,000 per offence or imprisonment. She also warned that persons found in possession of these illegal products with no means of explaining how they obtained them, are in breach of the Act and can be fined or imprisoned as well.

Last year, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed a ban on over-the-counter sales of skin-lightening products, saying possible health risks cannot justify their being sold without a prescription.

Germaine said the ministry has been able to confiscate some of these illegal drugs, which are also sold in wholesales.

“We are currently in the process of tracing the origin of these products with the assistance of the Jamaica Constabulary Force,” she said.

But even as the ministry moves to clamp down on the illegal products, Germaine said persons are also using home remedies to bleach their skin.

“There are several combinations, including curry powder, cornmeal, toothpaste and bleach,” she said. “This is very dangerous.”

And despite the fact that the initial effects of using bleaching cream are normally favourable, Germaine warned that there may be internal adverse effects from using these products.

“Your liver could be damaged and you are not aware,” she said. “While all may seem well for some persons, there are many persons that may be suffering from conditions caused by these products.”

The effects of the use of products containing steroids to bleach the skin include:

. Increased risk in skin cancer

. Thinning of the skin

. Irreversible stretch marks

. Easy bruising and tearing of the skin

. Susceptibility to infection

. Delayed wound healing

. Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation is where the skin does not return to its original colour after prolonged bleaching but actually becomes darker than what it was in the beginning.

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1. finanza a milano Says:
   April 1, 2007 at 6:19 am | Reply   edit
   
   finanza a milano
   JAMAICIAN HEALTH OFFICIALS WARN ON BLEACHING!:STOP DESTROYING YOUR
2. Lee Says:
   May 24, 2007 at 3:02 am | Reply   edit
   
   Its sad that our people have been taught to hate themselves to the point that they are becoming irrationall and destroying themselves. Im a 17 year old Black american girl. I love Black, Black is beautiful.
3. Sanajakim Says:
   November 24, 2007 at 1:42 pm | Reply   edit
   
   white people are trying to be like us. they try to get tan, they get dred locks, they dress like us and act like us. if we are trend setters we shoudn’t lower ourselves by following the follower.
4. olubimbola Says:
   February 19, 2008 at 2:50 pm | Reply   edit
   
   black is definitely beautiful! i learnt that after 15yrs of bleaching my skin with all manners of steroids. i stopped bleaching 3 months ago and i’m liking the way i look now. sometimes, i get the occasional temptations to lighten some parts, but i overcome them eventually. please do the same.
5. Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
   February 21, 2008 at 1:44 pm | Reply   edit
   
   Sister Olubimbola, E ku se o!(Well done!) You have stopped bleaching and you are now no longer “sinning” according to the l0 Commandments,thou shall not covert another man’s…skin color” but thank Olodumare(GOD) for your own beautiful BLACK skin color. The devil cannot tempt you again! Ase!(Amen)
6. Cee Says:
   June 13, 2008 at 12:28 am | Reply   edit
   
   I’m using glyquin xm (which has 4% hydroquinone) to help remove dark spots on my face and bikini area. Should I stop? Please let me know. I’m getting married in November and I really want these spots gone.
7. charismaallover Says:
   June 13, 2008 at 4:26 am | Reply   edit
   
   From a black woman on the blackness ,It’s the melanin that keeps us younger looking longer and keeps our skin looking fresh and beautiful. It’s the melanin that protects our skin
   from the sun. Melanin is our friend.
8. charismaallover Says:
   June 13, 2008 at 4:27 am | Reply   edit
   
   Yeye, it’s terrible Jamaican people using these products. It’s best to be black and stay black.
9. Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
   June 13, 2008 at 5:22 pm | Reply   edit
   
   CEE,You must stop! Remember that any chemical you use on your skin will harm it and the strong one you are using will eventually cause skin cancer! It will mess up your skin and the side effects will be more problems with your skin until there is no real skin left-then if you have to go for doctors help there will be no skin for him to operate with. Even ordinary face powder contains chemicals which will produce different shades on your face ruining your natural skin color. The best advise always is not to use anything that is not natural on your skin.Dark spots you are talking about where no doubt cause by face powder use etc. so now you you need to look for natural methods like egg yolk mask etc. Go to any site that talks about natural (kitchen) methods to care for your skin. I will look too,BUT STOP USING THAT CHEMICAL ON YOUR SKIN NOW!
10. Dulce Says:
    August 13, 2008 at 2:08 am | Reply   edit
    
    this was a wonderful post sister and right on time. i have a blog dedicated to the health of blacks world wide. my current theme is skin and the post i am working on right now is about the dangers of bleaching creams and hydroquinone. I am saddend to know that this epidemic still plagues African descedants and other people of color world wide.
11. Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
    August 29, 2008 at 10:29 am | Reply   edit
    
    A reply from my bleaching emails:
    Akli,
    This article is god sent. I dont know if you know that I am working as a licensed esthethician in Washington , DC and I have so many
    African clients that have permenately damaged their skin with bleach.
    A little sun screen every day will take care of uneven skin tones and prevent cancer causing cells from starting. Our Mothers used to say stay out of the sun. This advice is so timely as the sun is our worst enemy for different reasons now. The mantra should be use sun screen not bleach.
    Peace and love
    Jennifer I. Latifa Johnson
    umosman@yahoo..com
    Jenniferlatifajohnson@gmail.com
    1927 Otis Street N.E.Washington, DC 20018
    202 635-7842
12. Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
    August 29, 2008 at 10:31 am | Reply   edit
    
    Dulce,please list your site here or give me permission to list it,so that Black people can be helped without bleaching.
13. portia Says:
    September 18, 2008 at 7:24 pm | Reply   edit
    
    i feel like i am truly blessed to have come into this site and join this conversation. I have used quite a number of skin products in the last couple of months because of pigmentation and blemishes on my skin. These where over the counter products, not containing hydroquinone according to my knowledge. Until a friend gave me a product to use a month ago i have received comments from collegues and friends about how my face is so light in comparison to the rest of my body. Though i stopped using the cream now, the distinction is still there and i feel so embarrassed because throughout my body my skin is so uneven. How can i get an even tone throughout mybody and hopefully reverse the damage on my face even though it’s not so serve?
14. Litic Says:
    March 6, 2009 at 9:14 am | Reply   edit
    
    I have been using clear essence fade cream for the passed 6 yrs. It contains 2% hydroquine and has lightened my skin uniformly with no mess . So which creams do u people use that damage ur skins to the extent that u start condeming all the lightening creams. Of course there harmful creams like bio claire, movate,G&G,peau claire, jaribu, makari to name but a few. Then there good ones like fair&white exclusive whitenerzer(oil,soap & lottion) clear essence max tone lottion n fade cream. Body white clearing gel. Fade out lightening milk. Caris. Palmers skin success . For more info u can contact me on +260977966239
    • Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
      March 6, 2009 at 3:52 pm | Reply   edit
      
      Litic,Sister you are playing with fire! You are putting dangerous chemicals in your body which will destroy it little by little and give you skin cancer in the long run,if it doesn’t kill you on the operating table! Blacken up! Bleaching is wrong,unGODLY and not defendable! Be proud of the skin GOD has put you in! Stop coverting another person’s skin color and breaking the 10 commandments. Start loving you beautiful Black skin! It is the best and last forever-BLACK DON’T CRACK! CUT OUT THIS INFERIORITY COMPLEX induced by white slave mentality! LOVE YOUR BEAUTIFUL BLACK SELF!
15. Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
    June 29, 2009 at 4:04 pm | Reply   edit
    
    I PUBLISHED THIS AT MY FACEBOOK SITE IN MY ALBUM: “BLEACH AND BE A MONSTER LIKE MICHAEL JACKSON! BLEACH AND DIE!|” JUNE 25
    JUST SAW IN THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER(LONDON),SAT. MAY 23,2009,PAGE 44 IN “THIS WEEK” COLUMN BY LUCY MANGAN COMMENTING ON MICHAEL JACKSON’S UPCOMING TOUR OF UK-
    “AND THERE HAVE ALSO BEEN RUMOURS THAT MICHAEL JACKSON HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH SKIN CANCER” !
    THAT’S WHAT BLEACHING LEADS TO-SKIN CANCER BECAUSE THOSE CHEMICALS DESTROY YOUR TOP SKIN AND LEAVE YOU UNPROTECTED AGAINST DISEASE ETC.
    NOW THE BROTHER IS DEAD! ON CNN MAN IN THE MIRROR LAST NIGHT 28JUNE A SKIN DOCTOR SAID THAT MJ BLEACHED SO MUCH THAT HE GOT A SKIN DISEASE AND IF THIS DEVELOPED INTO SKIN CANCER ALREADY SEE WHAT THIS HAS ALL LED TO! THE LESSON IS DON’T BLEACH!
16. MOMO Says:
    July 30, 2009 at 12:59 pm | Reply   edit
    
    20 years ago when i was 15 years old i was made to use Jaribu soap (antiseptic soap with bleaching agents) to clear the acne/pimples and it did. Soon after, my skin was asking for stronger creams to clear the acne/pimples whenever they appeared.
    I leant a healthy lesson recently as i am now a total vegetarian and i do not take any drugs. I use the eight (8) laws of health to heal when i get sick. i.e Natural Remedies: It is called NEW START.
    N – Nutrition
    E – Exercise
    W – Water
    S – Sunshine
    T – Temperance
    A – Air
    R – Rest
    T – Trust in God
    I discovered that my body reacted severely to drugs taken in so did it with those applied on the skin.
    So i have done away with all sorts of skin treatments and i am home and dry. No acne/pimples. No succumbing to peer pressure and being happy the way i am. I am lucky i haven’t developed “i cam to stay marks” on my face. Actually i look younger that my age.
    • Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
      August 2, 2009 at 12:36 pm | Reply   edit
      
      MOMO, you are great! YOU HAVE LEARNT A GREAT BLACK LESSON-DO NOT EVER TAKE DRUGS TO DO ANYTHING TO YOUR SKIN! THE CHEMICALS IN THEM WILL START YOU ON THE ROAD TO SKIN CANCER AND DEATH! YOUR EXAMPLE WILL INSPIRE MANY BLACK PEOPLE. ME TOO, I EVEN ONLY USE WATER TO WASH MY FACE SINCE I WAS A TEENAGER AND DISCOVERED THAT WHITE PEOPLE’S SOAP AFFECTED MY SKIN TOO MUCH. ANOTHER ADVICE IS TO NOT USE POWDER,ESPECIALLY WHITE POWDER WHICH NIGERIANS ARE FOND OF USING ON YOUR FACE FOR IT WILL RESULT IN DIFFERENT SHADES OF COLOR ON YOUR FACE!
      BLACK ON SISTER!
      • Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade Says:
        August 22, 2009 at 9:05 am   edit
        
        MICHAEL JACKSON BLEACHED AND DEVELOPED SKIN DISEASE,VITILAGO AND BEFORE HE DIED HAD DEVELOPED SKIN CANCER AND SKIN CANCER IS WHAT BLEACHING LEADS TO EVENTUALLY-THAT IS THE BLACK TRUTH! TAKE THE TRUTH OR LEAVE IT! HERE AT BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL! WE TEACH THE LOVE OF BLACKNESS! WE CAN NEVER DEFEND BLACK SELF HATRED IN ANY FORM! CORRECT YOURSELF IF YOU HATE YOUR BLACK SELF- GO TO GOD AND LET GOD SHOW YOU THAT HE HAS CREATED YOU THE BEAUTIFUL CREATION THAT YOU ARE! DON’T COVERT ANOTHER MAN’S SKIN COLOR-LOVE THE SKIN YOU ARE IN! LESSONS FOR BLACK PEOPLE WE WILL CONTINUE TO PREACH! WAKE UP SKIN BLEACHERS-BLEACH AND DIE!
17. Carl Says:
    December 11, 2009 at 1:03 am | Reply   edit
    
    This is definitely a criminal act on the part of pharamceutical companies that produce and sale this hideous product , and a crime against humanity ! Iam appalled that The Untited States Government allows Corporate pimps to engage in this type of exploitation of the masses !
18. HELPME Says:
    February 10, 2010 at 6:15 pm | Reply   edit
    
    It sad to know so many black people in the world are bleching, i used to bleach and thank god i dont anymore. I wish others could wake up and be proud of how god made them. I want to share my story with everybody but i want to email you personally sister so could you please email me because i dont know where to reach you at. Keep up the good work, you are such a big motivation to all black people.