Diana Stalder Papaya Kojic Soap - Review and Photos

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The very first time that I heard of and used kojic soap was when I was in college. My mom gave me this unbranded orange soap which apparently cleared up her officemate's face, free from acne and just left her with whiter skin. "Free from acne"? "Whiter skin"? Of course, I had to try it!

While it did help me maintain my relatively fair skin and helped in minimizing my pimples, it also dried out my skin. So I had to stop using it.

Who else have used papaya soap? I really love papaya soaps because it really works in reviving my skin tone whenever I get a tan but never left my skin dry.

Recently, I discovered a papaya and kojic soap in 1. Why wouldn't I try it out? What's the worst thing that could happen? :)

Diana Stalder Papaya Kojic Soap promises to even out skin tone, while moisturizing it. I've been using this on my body for more than 2 weeks now, and I love it! It smells really nice, scent is not overwhelming. I'm not a fan of super fragrant soaps, FYI. It's also not a messy soap; it doesn't melt as quickly as the other kojic soaps I've used before so it doesn't leave orange stains all over my bath. It doesn't dry out my skin, unlike the other ones I've tried. Best part? It certainly helped in clearing out some of the annoying "mini acne" and discoloration on my chest. 

Every time I use it, my skin feels and smells clean without feeling tight and dry. This is my favorite kojic soap by far. :)

Diana Stalder Papaya Kojic Soap

PROS: Evens out the skin tone, helps in minimizing body acne, doesn't dry out my skin, clean scent, it doesn't melt as quickly as the usual kojic soaps, locally available

CONS: I seriously can't think of any :)

VERDICT:

  I will definitely repurchase!

Where To Buy:

Diana Stalder Papaya Kojic Soap

PHP150, Available in all Diana Stalder clinics