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Jan 4, 2007, 03:35 PM
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| | | monobenzone HELP Hello, I'm faced with a huge problem! I've been using monobenzone 20% for the past 3 months and I absolutely loved the results. I have drastically lightened my complexion and the attention that I get now is just amazing, trust me, people with light skin get treated soooo much better. I've experienced it first hand. Now, the problem is that color is begininig to come back on my neck. From my research, even after using mono, skin color can come back because of melonocyte follicles and mono does not work on that skin. Has anyone else been through what I'm going thru and if so, is there anything i can do to kill off the melanin resorvairs? Please Help!!! | | | | | | |
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Mar 25, 2007, 11:25 AM
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| most people get white. but there are shades you go thru. but most of the time the color is uneven. only a few people go thru evenly. darker skin shows the 8uneveness more so than lighter skin. good luck. hope this helps | |
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Mar 25, 2007, 04:41 PM
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| Whittenbright, do you have uneven white patches too? Since I read you are naturally light skinned like me, I imagine this won't be too much of a problem. How is your monobenzone regimen going, by the way?
I am also planning to use monobenzone to achieve once and for all the porcelain fair skin, but I am afraid of uneven spots and streaks, but now I understand it's largely unavoidable. Do you experience any itching, dry skin or dermatitis? I read that you have to mix in urea or use extra-moisturizing lotion as a base to combat skin dryness problem.... Good luck!
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Mar 26, 2007, 04:22 PM
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| yes i have patches but they are faint like a shade lighter scatterd thru-out by body. and i white specks they are not enourmous but i have a large one on my back. I'm now using 30% monobenzone. yes your skin can get dry. and yes the color can be uneven but that depends on the indiviual person too.
I don'tmix a lot of stuff in my cream. the less the better. | |
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Apr 5, 2007, 10:05 PM
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| I am planning to use monobenzone but I am really worried about turning out patchy I have olive medium skin colour.My question is will you end up looking patchy ? If the patches are inevitable then will it look ghastly?noticeable?Also if you do become sensitive to light does that include indoor light? | |
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Apr 7, 2007, 02:33 AM
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| you will have uneven skin color but some poeple have even whittening. but the onlt true way to find that out is to try it. riht now i'm in my second phase of mono and i look like damn. and i work in a professional enviroment but by me being light already it's not as noticeable. but then it depends on your original color to begin with.
now as far as indoor lights the ones that are super loud and big you know those lamps that have multiable light bulb fixtures are the onesbut other than that no. second you will need to wear sunblock to protect your skin. | |
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Apr 10, 2007, 08:10 AM
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| Quote: | Originally Posted by Cristy_carlyle I am planning to use monobenzone but I am really worried about turning out patchy I have olive medium skin colour.My question is will you end up looking patchy ? If the patches are inevitable then will it look ghastly?noticeable?Also if you do become sensitive to light does that include indoor light? |
Nobody can tell you what will exactly will happen to your skin, everyone reacts differently to mono plus there is not much research about it. I had similar fear to yours but a friend of mine who has vit been living with patches for over 10 years his hand are half white. He told me that he has been using make up to cover the difference, and in worse case scenario if I end up patchy I could do the same until the colour even out but the good news almost everyone reported that hand and face are the first to depig. So good luck! | |
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Apr 10, 2007, 11:20 AM
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| Whittenbright you mentioned you look like damn. Mnind Explaining a bit more? Damn as in extremely patchy? | |
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Apr 11, 2007, 03:24 PM
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| yes i'm patchy but i'm close to depigmenting too. | |
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Apr 26, 2007, 04:09 PM
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| Quote: | Originally Posted by simmy Hello, I'm faced with a huge problem! I've been using monobenzone 20% for the past 3 months and I absolutely loved the results. I have drastically lightened my complexion and the attention that I get now is just amazing, trust me, people with light skin get treated soooo much better. I've experienced it first hand. Now, the problem is that color is begininig to come back on my neck. From my research, even after using mono, skin color can come back because of melonocyte follicles and mono does not work on that skin. Has anyone else been through what I'm going thru and if so, is there anything i can do to kill off the melanin resorvairs? Please Help!!! |
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Apr 28, 2007, 03:23 PM
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| do you work for or own this website i notice that you keep advertising this website.? I notice you keep posting this website. am i the only one that sees this? | |
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