Revive Herbal Health Pietermaritzburg

04/08/2021

Good Morning

Revive Herbal Health @ Edendale crossing (next to Rhino Cash and carry) is now open for you to purchase your medication and do scans.

We look forward to seeing you!

23/07/2021

Good Morning

Revive Herbal Health @ Laager Centre (Shop 13) is now open for you to purchase your medication and do scans.

We look forward to seeing you!

17/11/2020

Visit your nearest Revive Herbal Health Store and get your Covid - 19 pack

07/08/2017

New extra strength fertility treatment available at Revive Herbal Health. Balance hormones, increase s***m count and increase chances of falling pregnant. Female Fertility R800. Male Fertility R600. Only available at Revive Herbal Health stores. Pietermaritzburg: 13 Laager Center, Shop 10 Edendale Crossing, Shop 7 Casbro Center Retief Street, Pinetown: Kiosk 10 Hillstreet Mall, Durban: Shop 27 City Gate Building 140 Joe Slovo Street. Contact Errol Juan for queries, 076 071 4427

26/07/2017

Revive saves burn victim. Dramatic results in one week.

06/06/2016

Revive Premium Anti-Aging range..demo @ The Royal Show.

03/06/2016

Visit our stand in Hall 8 at the Royal Show. Try our Revive Herbal Premium Anti Aging Range or get instant pain relief with Insta-Act Spray.

30/05/2016

29/05/2016

@ The Royal Show 2016 : Hall 8

12/11/2015

Resonance body scan only R100. Discover hidden illness at a cellular level.

22/09/2015

Get the spring back in your step with Revive Blood Purifying Drops...only R80 for a month supply!

20/08/2015

A MUST READ!!!!!
DANGERS OF USING SKIN LIGHTENING PRODUCTS THAT CONTAIN HYDROQUINONE..
What is Hydroquinone
Hydroquinone is a skin lightener used in many whitening creams and dark mark fade treatments. It reduces the production of melanin in your skin, so it is great for fading hyperpigmentation, acne marks, sun spots, melasma, and other skin discoloration issues. It is one of the active ingredients in the popular Obagi skin care line.

Why is Hydroquinone Bad?
Without a doubt, hydroquinone is very effective for treating hyperpigmentation issues. However, its safety is also highly questionable.

The reason hydroquinone gets such a bad reputation is because studies have shown that hydroquinone has some carcinogenic effects when applied to skin. It is considered cytotoxic (toxic to cells) and mutagenic. Studies have also shown that long term hydroquinone use can cause exogenous ochronosis, which is when your skin turns a bluish and black color. Hydroquinone not only inhibits melanin production to help lighten skin, but long term use can actually damage your pigment cells.

Other side effects of hydroquinone use include:

Increased exposure to UV radiation
Sensitivity to sunlight
Increased risks of getting hyperpigmentation
Contact dermatitis and skin irritation
Thick, leathery, and bumpy skin
Because hydroquinone decreases the melanin pigments in your skin, your skin becomes more sensitive to the sun. This increases UVA and UVB exposure, which in turn, increases the risk of getting more future hyperpigmentation, especially if you don't use a photostable, highly protective sunscreen at all times. Hydroquinone also turns toxic when exposed to sunlight, so if used, it should only be used as a spot treatment (not all over the face) at night.

Aside from exogenous ochronosis and sun sensitivity, long-term hydroquinone use is also known to cause skin to get thick, leathery, and bumpy. Short-term side effects of hydroquinone include redness, irritation, and contact dermatitis.

Because of these associated risks, hydroquinone has been banned in many countries in Europe and Asia.