Looking for safe strong skin bleach

ynomi · Mar 10, 2006, 05:19 PM

I am going to go see a dermatologist, but I wanted to do some research on my own about the most effective, safest, skin-bleaching creams/treatment on the market. I plan to go several shades lighter; hence the request for the "most effective."

Stella

lighterrr · Apr 24, 2009, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ultrasheer

Awesome! my email is [email address]

k i just sent them

ninasky20092009 · Apr 28, 2009, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by lighterrr

thank you ultra, i can't pm you cause your a new member but ill email them to you if you give me your email address.

you lightening buddy

Hi Lighterr - I have been reading your results and seen that you've lightened 5-6 shades which is great - would you mind emailing me where you got them from? Ive seen a couple of places online but i wanted to get feedback on them to see if anyone has heard from them...

4shadesPLZ · Apr 28, 2009, 06:58 PM

i wanna see too!! how do you pm? lol

choc-lit · Apr 30, 2009, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by lighterrr

k i just sent them

hey lighterrr,
please send me where you got your creams from, what creams to order and cud i pweety pweese c b4 and afta pics.
fnx

mya50 · Jul 16, 2009, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Amber101

Yes and wow!!!! your lookin much lighter, brighter and radiant - best results i have seen.

hi, my name is mya, i am new to this website, i have bn reading ur comment and few others. i am also looking to lighting my skin about 5 shad lighter, can u please spend me the picture the above people sent u and the lighting cream he/ she use to get good result please, many thank

hope hear from u soon, my email address is [email address]

mya50 · Jul 16, 2009, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by nguteh

French prouducts are great.laboratoire HT26 is worth investigating about.go to their site.
TI have used their products and my Friend is a Dermatologits so she expalins to me about the safest ingredients for skin bleaching

hi, i am mya, i am new to this website,i want to lighting my skin about 5 shade lighter, can u please suggest safest ingredients for skin bleaching and where i could obtain does product from i live in the uk. if possible can u please send me pic 4 ur improvemnt.

many thank, my emial address is [email address]

iAMmee · Aug 30, 2009, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by mya50

hi, my name is mya, i am new to this website, i have bn reading ur comment and few others. i am also looking to lighting my skin about 5 shad lighter, can u please spend me the picture the above people sent u and the lighting cream he/ she use to get good result please, many thank

hope hear from u soon, my email address is [email address]

I am curious............can you post the pics of yourself here on this forum!

Many thanks

naijachik · Nov 6, 2009, 11:12 AM

hey lighterr i am happy with ur results. can you please tell me how 2 get those creams and post me a before and after picture. my email address is [email address]

i would appreciate it if you reply thnx a lot

ancestor92 · Yesterday, 12:44 AM

Hi all interested to know what products youve all used, looking for a way to lighten maybe just a few tones looking for benoquin and a safe place to buy it from at good price, anyone has information all is greatly appreicated email

[email address]

Golden_Girl · Today, 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ancestor92

Hi all interested to know what products youve all used, looking for a way to lighten maybe just a few tones looking for benoquin and a safe place to buy it from at good price, anyone has information all is greatly appreicated email

[email address]

If your looking to lighten your skin tone a few shades, then mono will be too strong as it is a depigmenting agent. It may lighten along with white spots which lacks melanin will eventually appear. Wnad when your skin may repig, it may repig unevenly. So it is good to study as much as you can about it first and ask other's who have used mono about their journeys first before you start using. For a few shades you can achieve this with milder lighteners that others are using.



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