Can't get rid of this one for long time now
Thinking to use HQ 4% along with my monobenzone 20% regime

http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/840/56565656.jpg

Super Shallow. Thanks for the picture, even though it is just the size of a postage stamp. It gives a good indication of your original color as well as your new one. How do you cover yourself when you go out? Do you use makeup? The only thing I can think of that would get rid of stubborn color on a person who is depigging is a phenol peel, but this is drastic.

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Originally Posted by n0username

Super Shallow. Thanks for the picture, even though it is just the size of a postage stamp. It gives a good indication of your original color as well as your new one. How do you cover yourself when you go out? Do you use makeup? The only thing I can think of that would get rid of stubborn color on a person who is depigging is a phenol peel, but this is drastic.

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Can you explain what a phenol peel is please... Thanks

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Originally Posted by Super Shallow

can't get rid of this one for long time now
thinking to use HQ 4% along with my monobenzone 20% regime

http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/840/56565656.jpg

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Keep using ra 0.1% +hq 4% + Mono 20% as above and it should clear it you will not stay patchy for ever

Would the pinky colour be your new skin colour?

Dono..

Deeo thanks!
I sent you an email

Super shallow you have few options to fix this.

1. increase the strength
2. add retin a
3. try to cover it up with plastic like bandana lol it will work that what worked for me.
Best of luck

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Originally Posted by Violaename

Can you explain what a phenol peel is please...Thanks

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Phenol peel is the harshest of all peels, I really do not advice anyone to get near these stuff. I worked with liquefied phenol some nasty stuff, please people do not mess with this, it can leave you scarred for life.

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Phenol peel is the harshest of all peels, I really do not advice anyone to get near these stuff. I worked with liquefied phenol some nasty stuff, please people do not mess with this, it can leave you scarred for life.

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Yeah, that's why it should only be done by a dermatologist. You have to have anesthesia for it, but it decreases the pigmentation. But it is a drastic step.

Thanks sara_uk and Deeo!

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thanks sara_uk and Deeo!

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No problem any time, one more thing try to add more in that area, i.e use a lot of mono in it. The thing is I noticed, when you apply in your face I apply in my check and chin first with a lot of mono then by the time I apply to my forehead, I only apply little amount. I found that that area was not catching up as fast, now I cake on it, like a mask. If you also cover it up, you will defiantly see improvement soon.
Good luck

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thanks sara_uk and Deeo!

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Always willing to help, my pleasure

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Super Shallow. Thanks for the picture, even though it is just the size of a postage stamp. It gives a good indication of your original color as well as your new one. How do you cover yourself when you go out? Do you use makeup? The only thing I can think of that would get rid of stubborn color on a person who is depigging is a phenol peel, but this is drastic.

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Long shirts and cap

Because it's taken off lol

That's up to super shallow.. :D

You can ask him :D