Is it possible to keep an undertone when you depig with monobezone? What percentage would be good?
good point , where did u get all that info on what and how MJ used bleaching creams, i would like to read more , thanks@NiaraNamerie Have you read about all the side effects of Mono ? It will completely remove the skin's natural sun protection i.e. you can neither sit out in the sun ever again nor tan. Not even leave the house around noon. You'll have to apply maximal strength sunblock multiple times a day and you'll be on very high risks for skin cancer. Finally, around 15% of your melanocytes have natural immunity to mono. Once the other melonocytes get killed, the resistant ones will spread and form patches that are almost impossible to get rid off and will have to be covered with make up. Permanent skin lightening is tempting, but I don't think Mono is what you are looking for. Also, it doesn't mean that you'll never have to apply skin lighteners again. Michael Jackson used Mono, HQ and KA for the rest of his life. Even after 20 years and with all the medical support he had, he couldn't get rid of the patches and still had to apply skin lightening products.
In the end, it's a personal decision. Personally, I would love to be permanently very light, but I could not handle the UV sensivity. Sitting out in the sun is one of my favorite hobbies which makes lightening very difficult alltogetherI respect the decision of everybody who still wants to take this route. They just should be very very aware of the long list of downsides. If you still consider it, I would suggest for you to practice total sun avoidance for a year or so to check if you think you could handle that for the rest of your life.
Whaaat?! I've never heard of this! Have you done this before?Glutathione can be done on a budget with a nebulizer.