Can I use monobenzone on my face till I get white and use a cream to maintain it or get a chemical peel to keep my new skin colour? I've heard that you initially get good results (fairness) but then all of a sudden you get brown spots coming back so to prevent this could I stop using mono after I get light and then use a maintainer to keep me looking white? Also is there any site where I can get authentic monobenzone or hq?

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Originally Posted by sara1234567890

Can i use monobenzone on my face till i get white and use a cream to maintain it or get a chemical peel to keep my new skin colour? I've heard that you initally get good results (fairness) but then all of a sudden you get brown spots coming back so to prevent this could i stop using mono after i get light and then use a maintainer to keep me looking white?

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Are you using the product on your entire body until you get white or just your face?

Monobenzone is only good to use if you have vitiligo. If you are trying to lighten use a HQ based product for best result. Monobenzone often cause the skin to become disfigured you will have white dots all over. So to get eh best results use a high HQ cream for fast results.

I am planning to use it just on my face for now.. Is there any advice you can give me?

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Originally Posted by lighterrr

Monobenzone is only good to use if you have vitiligo. If you are trying to lighten use a HQ based product for best result. Monobenzone often cause the skin to become disfigured you will have white dots all over. So to get eh best results use a high HQ cream for fast results.

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Im light brown but I want to go more than three shades lighter,I don't think using a HQ Based product could deliver those results? Do you think that I could use Monobezone till I get light (even if it is patchy) and then get some sort of laser treatment or peel for pigmentation and using a regular skin lightening cream for maintenance ? Do you know of anything that I could do/use to prevent the old skin colour from coming through?

You can use a high percentage hq or 4% or higher, there are a few creams on the market and they will lighten you without having the spots mono will give you.

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Originally Posted by lighterrr

You can use a high precentage hq or 4% or higher, their are a few creams on the market and they will lighten you without having the spots mono will give you.

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So how many shades lighter do you think I can get with HQ?