I got mono powder and I was thinking to stop mix it with my cream and to mix it with
vitamin e oil instead /// cause I can't handle the wrinkles and the dryness
Whatdo you think?
Has someone tried this?

Where is lighterr to answer that question!!

Hey super

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, I thing it's a good idea it will give you more moisture, but it may leave the skin very shinny, I think you should still use your cream but add the vitamin e oil to your mixture

Good luck

Vitamin E is not good with mono as it cause repigmentation, I will post a scientific article regarding this, vitamin c is good but not E, it will make the cells fight back depigmentation.

''Vitamin E and CoQ10

It has been observed that individuals with vitiligo have an imbalance in the anti-oxidant systems of skin. This supports the theory that oxidative damage (via the sun) may play a role in the pathogenesis of melanocyte destruction and the subsequent development of vitiligo. Free radicals are elevated in the melanocytes of individuals with vitiligo. Anti-oxidants that are specific to cell membranes are also found to be extremely low. [11]



One study measured the oxidative stress in the epidermis of individuals with vitiligo and found it to be increased. Also measured and found to be deficient were the anti-oxidants that are usually present to protect the cell membrane from damage, namely, Vitamin E and CoQ10. [12] This supports the theory that the supplementation of anti-oxidants aids in protecting skin cells from the damage caused by free radicals.""

Vitiligo Treatment (http://www.supplementnews.org/vitiligo/vitiligo-Treatment.htm)

[QUOTE=Super Shallow;1379920]I got mono powder and I was thinking to stop mix it with

Hi super shallow I've been reading your post on monobenzone, I was just wondering how is your experience of this drug going along now. I'm also interested in the product and I'm new here... wot do you use in the mixture instead of vitamin E..