Very Dark Skin African American

by john
(fl, usa)

hello maria, i need help and your expertise, I want to get back to my original skin color when i was a child, before i played sports in the sun religiously until i got really dark. im in my 20's now and I was thinking of lightening my skin by 2-3 shades back to the way it used to be, and i have been researching Benoquin and it permanent effects, because i dont want to feel i have to keep taking a skin product just to maintain skin tone.

I just want to know if benoquin 20% monobenzone can give me the results i want without making me white. i just want to make a decent change without it being ridiculous.

where can i get authentic benoquin 20% monobenzone online (link)? and also what can i mix it with to get even tone? could i use benoquin 20% monobenzone for a short time, like 1-2 months, and then stop using it and it wont effect my skin or have bad side effects? and what would be the best form to buybenoquin 20% monobenzone in?

will it continue to whiten or harm my skin after using it, even after using it for just a short time, in concise terms.

notes: my skin isnt sensitive at all and i want to lighten the scars on my body also.

Answer:

Hi John, benoquin gives out a permanent very light skin (or white) color effect. It is only administered to vitiligo patients, and NOT recommended under normal skin conditions.

Although this precaution is well-publicized, a few have tried to see the effects on their skin. For the rare lucky, it went well, but for those who came out with white blotches on skin, the results are IRREVERSIBLE.

Don't do it.

Skin lightening is similar to any other skin care regimen - it is not permanent. Maintenance is necessary to keep the results lasting. For example, when you stop moisturizing dry skin, wouldn't it get back to being flaky? :)

Maria