I used to be a loyal Fair & White user. It worked, but it was getting pricey, and some products irritated my skin. I'd heard about Lasertone Dove Body Cream promising brighter, more even skin tone, and I was curious if it lived up to the hype. Here's my experience switching over. I put it to the test for you!

Why I Left Fair & White

- Effective, But...: It worked for brightening, but some products were harsh on me.
- Pricey: Especially for long-term use, it adds up.
- Limited Focus: Seemed mostly for very light skin, not addressing damage or repair.

Lasertone Dove: The Test
I committed to using Lasertone Dove Body Cream exclusively, twice a day, for a month. I was targeting discoloration on my knees, unevenness, and overall dullness.

My Results (With Comparisons)
Softness: Immediate win! Both brands hydrate well, but Lasertone feels less greasy.
Brightness: Subtle with Lasertone, similar to SO White. Took a few weeks for noticeable change.
Discoloration: This is where Lasertone surprised me. Fading was better than with Fair & White by week 3.
Feel on Skin: Lasertone wins. Less heavy, and didn't irritate my sensitive areas.


Lasertone Dove Body Cream: Pros & Cons
Pros:
Gentle, yet effective
Gradual improvement for realistic expectations
More affordable than some Fair & White products

Cons:
May not be potent enough for extreme discoloration
Not an overnight miracle cream

The Verdict: Would I Switch?

If you want gentle brightening, repairing damage, and overall healthy-looking skin, Lasertone Dove Body Cream is a solid contender. If you need fast, dramatic whitening, it's not your best bet, similar to Fair & White Original.