Vitiligo Guide

Anti-Vitiligo ^TM Oil

Product Review:

Product Introduction:

Anti-Vitiligo ^TM Oil is herbal oil for repigmentation in Vitiligo. The manufacturers claim that the product has virtually no side effects and also that it brings permanent recoloration of the Vitiligo affected skin. They do not however claim to reverse the basic abnormality with permanent eradication of the disorder from the system. The company claims a reorder rate of over 53% for this product.

The product is prepared from

• Coconut Oil
• Psoralea Corylifolia
• Black Cumin
• Barberry Root

Which have been shown to be effective in Vitiligo in independent scientific studies.

The feedback from users testifies the claim of permanent or near permanent repigmentation, but the product does have some problems with tolerance and mild to moderate local reaction with redness has been reported in a small percentage of users. This is however amenable to simple treatment.

The odor of the oil may also be unpleasant for some people and especially for people who live or work with them. This can however be managed by application of the product only at night, which is washed away in the morning.

The Anti-Vitiligo ^TM Oil bottle is of transparent plastic and is available in four different sizes 100, 200, 600 and 1000 ml. The color of this oil is brownish which is visible because of the transparency of the bottle. The largest bottle is the most economical but still the best seller is 200ml bottle.

The odor of the oil may also be unpleasant for some people and especially for people who live or work with them. This can however be managed by application of the product only at night, which is washed away in the morning.

The Anti-Vitiligo ^TM Oil bottle is of transparent plastic and is available in four different sizes 100, 200, 600 and 1000 ml. The color of this oil is brownish which is visible because of the transparency of the bottle. The largest bottle is the most economical but still the most bought bottle is of 200ml.

A research on the product showed many positive references for this product:

• Vitiligo-Cure Blog

Product Description/Features:

• Herbal Oil
• Natural Product
• A Contains only cultivated Polypodium leucotomos extract coconut oil, Psoralea Coryli Folia, black cumin, and barberry root

Product Performance:

• Frequent repigmentation
• Easy to use
• Very effective
• No side effects
• Money back guarantee

Pros of the Product:

• Frequent repigmentation
• Easy to use
• Very effective
• No side effects
• Money back guarantee

Cons of the Product:

• Does not cure just re-pigments the skin (like any other treatment)
• Have a little smell (not annoying though), which might cause a problem if you put it on at work.
• Hassle of applying it daily
• Slower Process

Remarks:

Anti-Vitiligo ^TM Oil is herbal oil for repigmentation of vitiligo patches. It is an economical repigmentation treatment for vitiligo.

Note:

• Always consult a physician before starting a new regimen.
• The statements in the above review have not been evaluated on medical grounds, however every effort has been made to ensure that information is accurate.

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