This may sound insane, and I don't think I'm ready to try it, but I was just wondering if there are any household products (i.e. cleaning chemicals, bleaches) that can induce a decrease in pigment, possibly a permanent one, if applied to the skin?

Of course the product would also have to be safe for the skin too.

:confused:

No, I don't think cleaning chemicals or bleaches, at least the toxic ones I can think of, would be good for skin. You see, the problem with that too, is the fact that it would leach into your skin and possibly effect internal organs.

No, not a good thought.

Household products:

-Honey (for a glow)
-Lemon (skin brightening & glow)

I don't know anything else :/

Have a look at this thread. Hope it helps.
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/skin-lightening/skin-got-brighter-210244.html

Vicky, lemon is awesome! It helped fade some of my scars. :p

This may sound insane, and I don't think I'm ready to try it, but I was just wondering if there are any household products (i.e. cleaning chemicals, bleaches) that can induce a decrease in pigment, possibly a permanent one, if applied to the skin?

Of course the product would also have to be safe for the skin too.

:confused:


Try taking a bath in 100% Clorox Bleech...


KIDDING! :D

Lol

I guess not, but does anyone rate this...


Amulet string contact leukoderma and its differentiation from vitiligo <i>Banerjee</i> Kalyan, <i>Banerjee</i> Raghubir, <i>Mandal</i> Biswajit - Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol (http://www.ijdvl.com/article.asp?issn=0378-6323;year=2004;volume=70;issue=3;spage=180;epage=1 81;aulast=Banerjee)

See any potential?

I should start looking for some monobenzone lol.