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mj2006
Mar 27, 2010, 12:22 AM
Hi guys...

Have been away for ages though had nothing to really report so stayed away from the board .

Mono has been working really well for me now.. It has taken nearly a whole year to actually see results... it doesn't happen quickly though I thought and was hoping.. I went through lots of skin shedding over the months, and darkening and lightening over the months.. and also hyperpigmentation and then it going away..

The legs and feet have taken ages to show any result and now they are lightening up nicely.. I was starting to lose hope and thought it wasn't working at all as I was applying every single day and at a high percentage.. I couldn't understand why it wasn't working.. though my hands and neck and tummy lightened up the most quick and was the first to show anything... My face took a while to show anything too..

So I tell people here don't lose hope in using mono... It does work, though it takes a really long time.. You have to have patience with it... If you really want the results.. don't give up..

Anyway.. thought I would update everyone..

sara_uk
Mar 27, 2010, 03:52 AM
Wow thank you for the update. I am going through the same thing. Although mono works it is not for the faint hearted ( oh I have patches!).That what it meant to do.

Yes not so much happning in the leg and feet too, Iam going to try speed that with occlusion and Retin A.
Thanks and keep us posted, and I will do the same.

mistyjane
Mar 27, 2010, 05:40 AM
Thanks for the update I don't use it but I wish it works for you!
I have my fingers crossed for all the mono users on the board.

Dizzellz112
Mar 27, 2010, 09:55 AM
Would monobenzone work for fair people?

sara_uk
Mar 27, 2010, 07:57 PM
would monobenzone work for fair people?

How monobenzone works, scientifically not fully understood but mono is a powerful drug.

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:10 PM
Hi again,

I decided to take some photos of my legs so you can see what I mean about the depigmentation... this is after a year of using mono every day.. I still have a while to go before they are completely depigged, though I'm happy with the results... people think I have used a fake tan or something and that it has made me spotty.. no one suspects that I'm depigging.. Im considered white.

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/lovenight/leg1.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/lovenight/leg2.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/lovenight/leg3.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/lovenight/leg4.jpg

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:18 PM
Also I have mixed my own cream using mono powder.. I have gone through 3 kg's of mono over the past year..

One thing that I have found interesting is that my eyes are turning from brown to green? Does anyone know if mono can work by depigging hair and eyes as its going through the bloodstream by it being absorbed by the skin?
My eyes are brown in the middle with green around and the brown keeps getting smaller every few months.. and some strands of my hair have gone blonde.. I didn't think mono worked on anything but the skin.. but who knows huh. I have accidentally gotten mono in my eyes quite a few times and it stung so bad.. I wonder if this is why my eyes are depigging too.

Anyway, as I see more results, I will keep posting pics..

sara_uk
Mar 28, 2010, 06:19 PM
Wow great progress, do you have itch with mono? What percentage you are using?

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:24 PM
wow great progress, do you have itch with mono? what percentage you are using?

Yes I itched bad and I still itch, every single day and night, sometimes I feel like mosquitoes are biting me as that is what it feels like..

I don't know exactly what percentage I'm using as what I do is put the powder in a container, and then pour extra virgin olive oil into the container and get a spoon and mix it till it is smooth... I don't measure anything.. but maybe I'm using 70 percent now? I started with 20 percent then 40 and now 70 I think..

sara_uk
Mar 28, 2010, 06:26 PM
also i have mixed my own cream using mono powder..i have gone through 3 kg's of mono over the past year..

One thing that i have found interesting is that my eyes are turning from brown to green?! does anyone know if mono can work by depigging hair and eyes as its going through the bloodstream by it being absorbed by the skin?
My eyes are brown in the middle with green around and the brown keeps getting smaller every few months..and some strands of my hair have gone blonde.. I didn't think mono worked on anything but the skin..but who knows huh. I have accidently gotten mono in my eyes quite a few times and it stung so bad..i wonder if this is why my eyes are depigging too.

Anyway, as i see more results, i will keep posting pics..

Your eye colour changed? :eek:

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:34 PM
your eye colur changed? :eek:

Here is a photo I just took.. it doesn't show it properly but you can see a little of the change..

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/lovenight/eyes4.jpg

sara_uk
Mar 28, 2010, 06:36 PM
yes i itched bad and i still itch, every single day and night, sometimes i feel like mosquitoes are biting me as that is what it feels like..

I don't know exactly what percentage im using as what i do is put the powder in a container, and then pour extra virgin olive oil into the container and get a spoon and mix it till it is smooth...i dont measure anything.. but maybe im using 70 percent now? i started with 20 percent then 40 and now 70 i think..

Oh what 70? :eek: please be very careful, monobenzone it is not mild drug.

Anyway, monobenzone will not change your eye colour, i.e eye does not get depigmented, it also will not change hair colour, it will however change color of your body hair temporary. Just the area you apply there will be white but as it grows it should not stay that colour. P

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:39 PM
oh what 70??:eek: please be very careful, monobenzone it is not mild drug.

Anyway, monobenzone will not change your eye colour, i.e eye does not get depigmented, it also will not change hair colour, it will however change color of your body hair temporary. just the area you apply there will be white but as it grows it should not stay that colour. p


Yes I'm well aware of how strong mono is... I am always careful and I know what I'm doing, I have been using it for a long time now and I use what I feel comfortable using.. I find that 70 percent at the moment is working well for me and I am seeing better results..

Strange about the eye and hair colour change.. I guess it may be caused by something else then, who knows..

sara_uk
Mar 28, 2010, 06:44 PM
yes im well aware of how strong mono is...I am always careful and i know what im doing, i have been using it for a long time now and i use what i feel comfortable using.. I find that 70 percent at the moment is working well for me and i am seeing better results..

Strange about the eye and hair colour change..i guess it may be caused by something else then, who knows..

Be careful about the eye area when applying mono.

Best of luck hun

mj2006
Mar 28, 2010, 06:47 PM
be careful about the eye area when applying mono.

best of luck hun

Yeah I will :) thanks

n0username
Mar 28, 2010, 08:37 PM
Did you have vitiligo before you started using it? Or are you just using it to lighten? What is your ethnicity/race? What was your original color?

clueless2008
Mar 28, 2010, 09:28 PM
Great progress, MJ!

mj2006
Mar 29, 2010, 01:38 AM
Did you have vitiligo before you started using it? Or are you just using it to lighten? What is your ethnicity/race? What was your original color?


I only had 5 percent vitiligo which is absolutely nothing.. I lightened up because I wanted to be pale.. My original colour as you can see in the photos are a brownish colour.. you can see the difference in the spots to the lighter areas.. Im of italian decent, so very olive :) But now am white a year later! My legs and face are the last to depig properly.. don't understand this process, but I guess its just how it works..

mistyjane
Mar 29, 2010, 03:54 AM
Wow this looks great I'm very happy for you and also it looks quiet natural from what I see. Not like other mono users.
Good luck and be careful.

sara_uk
Mar 29, 2010, 08:15 AM
Wow this looks great i'm very happy for you and also it looks quiet natural from what i see. Not like other mono users.
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Thanks mistyjane http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/sad/sad0049.gif (http://www.mysmiley.net/free-sad-smileys.php)

sara_uk
Apr 8, 2010, 03:59 AM
mj2006, I've been reading your posts, and i have to say i'm very interested in how you achieved this. If you don't mind to PM me, or i'll PM you. But i really need help in getting started with the mono use.

Please be careful when you use mono mj2006 said she used 70% and that is dangerous. Pharmaceutical companies refused to do anything higher than 20% why do you think? It is very hard to formulate. There are very few countries that does up to 40% , you can still get good results with small percentage of mono you don't need to suffer trust me.

mistyjane
Apr 8, 2010, 04:45 AM
Thanks mistyjane http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/sad/sad0049.gif (http://www.mysmiley.net/free-sad-smileys.php)

OH NO Sara, I wasn't talking about you.
The problem is that when I think about mono the first thing that comes to my mind is this guy I think his user name was depigdesaster or something like that and he had really a bad looking skin.
But I don't even know if it's a true story cause the guy started the thread and never came back so people started to be suspicious about him being fake.
However, my dear Sara, you should know I like you very much and I wish you the best in your mono journey.:)

sara_uk
Apr 8, 2010, 05:49 AM
OH NO Sara, i wasn't talking about you.
The problem is that when i think about mono the first thing that comes to my mind is this guy i think his user name was depigdesaster or something like that and he had really a bad looking skin.
But i don't even know if it's a true story cause the guy started the thread and never came back so people started to be suspicious about him being fake.
However, my dear Sara, you should know i like you very much and i wish you the best in your mono journey.:)

lol I know hun, I was joking with you. Anyway I doubt the pic was real, his patches were perfect circles, that is not how mono works it is random.

I was at the old forum he claim he was cheated or mislead, although I didn't agree with the forum admin but we had very honest members, I am in contact with some of them. The forum was not running anyway, so I am not sure what was the post about.

ForeverMallo
Apr 8, 2010, 01:41 PM
You see I won't be planning on using 70% lol. 20 is my limit, and I'm already a tan color. Not black, so I think it should be easier to achieve the color I want. What I'm looking for is a very porsaline pale type complection, and to even out my face. And I understand the spotting process, and most complaints I read about on this thread are of the spots. But if you use monobenzone, and have accurately read about it you should know that the spotting is part of the process. It's a choice you must live with and continue with until it evens out. That's just how it works.

sara_uk
Apr 8, 2010, 03:00 PM
You see i wont be planning on using 70% lol. 20 is my limit, and i'm already a tan color. Not black, so i think it should be easier to achieve the color i want. What i'm looking for is a very porsaline pale type complection, and to even out my face. And i understand the spotting process, and most complaints i read about on this thread are of the spots. But if you use monobenzone, and have accurately read about it you should know that the spotting is part of the process. It's a choice you must live with and continue with untill it evens out. That's just how it works.

Cool then you know what you doing. It is good to hear.:)

sara_uk
Apr 24, 2010, 05:09 PM
hey sarauk ..

wat abt u ?? how is it the mono workin ?

It is doing what it meant to do, giving me patches, thanks for asking

Fr_Chuck
Apr 25, 2010, 10:52 AM
You may never get that many, since it is against the rules to ask for off line communication. If you can't post the question or info publicly, it does not get given.

You have been given a warning for this, and if you continue to ask or us PM to give off board info, you will be banned.

Boricua1
Apr 26, 2010, 03:50 PM
would monobenzone work for fair people?

I almost think its overkill for fair people to use it unless they do have vitiligo... fair people can lighten using almost anything else... try hydroquinone 4 and retin a and you will be OK if you are fair already

n0username
Apr 30, 2010, 09:25 AM
I almost think its overkill for fair people to use it unless they do have vitiligo.... fair people can lighten using almost anything else... try hydroquinone 4 and retin a and you will be ok if you are fair already

I have white skin, mono was the only thing that worked to get rid of the ugly redneck tan I had. I used other over the counter stuff and it just did not get me to my goal. But mono did. I quit after two months because it got rid of the perma tan and I did not want to be MJ white. But when lighter people use mono, the patchiness is much less noticeable.