I appreciate the fact that they list their ingredients at the box, not only that, they also thought of the consumers by actually explaining what their active ingredients are. I appreciate brands that do the research for us. <3 Because when I first saw the soap, I initially thought. What’s Tranaxemic Acid? It’s the first time I heard of that ingredient. It’s also the first time I saw it in a whitening soap formulation. The sleek orange and white box also added to it’s appeal.

This is a cold-processed soap. It’s pure with a coconut oil based. It has no fillers to make it more “sudsy” or “budgetize” it. You get what you pay for and it’s worth it. But keep in mind that cold-processed soaps melt easily so make sure to keep it dry.

Kojic Acid

Tranaxemic Acid

Salicylic Acid – Unclogs pores

Lactic Acid – A gentle skin cleanser

Coconut Oil – A natural soap base

Tocopheryl Acetate – Vitamin E

I’m sure most of you have heard of Kojic Acid as it’s widely used in popular whitening soaps today but what is Tranaxemic Acid? Here’s something I found. It’s quite detailed and informative.

http://www.mcbiotec.com/products/?type=detail&id=33

Mechanism of whitening skin

Synergistic effects with other whitening ingredientsTranexamic acid produces good synergistic effect when combined
with ascorbic acid or its derivatives such as magnesium ascorbyl phosphate,
3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, disodium adenosine triphophate, escinol (deacylated
product of escin under hydrolysis by sodium methylate), L-cysteine. Penetration
enhancers helps the transdermic absorption of tranexamic acid into spots.ApplicationTranexamic acid is suitable to all kinds of skin for removing
pigmentation, whitening skin and reducing spots, such as: Efficacy and Safety
Comparison of Tranexamic Acid with Other Whitening IngredientsTranexamic
acid is relatively stable to light, temperature, pH, and oxygen, and no special
protections are required to maintain its whitening effect, as compared with
conventional whitening ingredients. It is no irritant and no sensitive to skin
and is safe for use in whitening cosmetics.Use
Level: 0.5% (
cosmetics); cosmaceuticals: 2.0-3.0%

Unlike most soaps in the market that distinctly smells like car freshener that we have to tolerate, Belo’s Intensive Whitening smells soooooo good. I can imagine gentle florals, cotton, citrus, and oats. It’s mild and not overpowering at all. The scent is quite addicting that Mr. John Castle asked if he can also use the soap.

Okay, verdict is up! I’m sure you’ve been wanting to know if it’s effective or not. Guess what? It is. It’s actually one of the best soaps I have tried recently. What I like about Belo’s Intensive Whitening Bar is that it works pretty fast. In less than a week, people have been noticing how bright and fair my skin looked even without makeup. Now do take note I drink glutathione BUT sometimes when I use a not-so-good soap, my skin thickens to something dry and dull that covers up my whiteness. Belo’s soap enhances my skin’s fairness.

Did you know that Tranaxemic Acid is also anti-inflammatory? This is great for people who also have skin troubles like pimples!

I recommend this to folks who have tried almost every soap in the market but has not yet found something that works for them.