happy.face
Aug 19, 2010, 06:56 PM
I used monobenzone 20% and 40% for about 6 months. Here goes my thoughts about it.
I started with 20%, then went to 40% (big mistake - in the time I wanted faster results)
After about 1 or 2 months of using it, clearly I could see the difference, also people started noticing it. People were not saying that I am turning white, but like my tan is gone.
Through the time I used, I never used sun block. Some side effects start showing in my skin. It become stronger using mono 40%, things such skin peeling, skin looking like it's cracked appeared.
( I don't want to exposure myself, I will upload just one pic. I wish I could post the process through time picture but I don't want to see my picture in mono sellers websites).
Different from what many people say, I didn't completely turned white, Actually I did loose some shades. So I think the process is gradually, BUT, in some very small areas, it completely depidmented. But for the most, the skin just became more clear.
Then when I stopped, some spots white started appearing on my skin. Exactly on the places that I used the cream most.
I was using it with a moisturizing cream. It seems to me that the results were more even like that. The mono was so thick (like a very heavy yogurt, imagine those natural flavored)
About one year after, the dark color was coming back
This is was something that I totally did not expected. And even got me very sad. I became more and more darker. All scientific studies I had read said that the effect of monobenzone is permanent. BUT, IT'S NOT. I mean not completely, I still have some white spots on my face.
Now I am going to used it again. This time I will be very moderate. I'll only use mono 20% with moisturizing lotion. I'll always use a sun block and be very patient. I just hope, by being moderate, all the side effects don't appear again.
If anyone wants to talk about it more private, pm me or send me an email. This is something I have been carring all by myself, none of friends and family know about it. I have nobody to talk about it.
http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/6944/sideeffects.jpg
I started with 20%, then went to 40% (big mistake - in the time I wanted faster results)
After about 1 or 2 months of using it, clearly I could see the difference, also people started noticing it. People were not saying that I am turning white, but like my tan is gone.
Through the time I used, I never used sun block. Some side effects start showing in my skin. It become stronger using mono 40%, things such skin peeling, skin looking like it's cracked appeared.
( I don't want to exposure myself, I will upload just one pic. I wish I could post the process through time picture but I don't want to see my picture in mono sellers websites).
Different from what many people say, I didn't completely turned white, Actually I did loose some shades. So I think the process is gradually, BUT, in some very small areas, it completely depidmented. But for the most, the skin just became more clear.
Then when I stopped, some spots white started appearing on my skin. Exactly on the places that I used the cream most.
I was using it with a moisturizing cream. It seems to me that the results were more even like that. The mono was so thick (like a very heavy yogurt, imagine those natural flavored)
About one year after, the dark color was coming back
This is was something that I totally did not expected. And even got me very sad. I became more and more darker. All scientific studies I had read said that the effect of monobenzone is permanent. BUT, IT'S NOT. I mean not completely, I still have some white spots on my face.
Now I am going to used it again. This time I will be very moderate. I'll only use mono 20% with moisturizing lotion. I'll always use a sun block and be very patient. I just hope, by being moderate, all the side effects don't appear again.
If anyone wants to talk about it more private, pm me or send me an email. This is something I have been carring all by myself, none of friends and family know about it. I have nobody to talk about it.
http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/6944/sideeffects.jpg