Any .org users here tried monobenzone? (permanent skin whitener)

[WanderingBurro]

Let's face it, natural methods are only really going to lighten you half a skin tone lighter cap. Most bleaching can get you higher but you're going to risk a ton of damage to your skin and the moment you stop bleaching you're going to revert to your original skin tone. There is however a permanent skin whitener called monobenzone that permanently kills off melanin without any inbetween (something that is otherwise obtainable with ordinary bleaching but not with monobenzone, you're becoming pale snow with this stuff). It's mostly used on vitiligo patients to create a uniforming skin tone though there do seem to be cases of purely cosmetic usage

(JFL at some of these subhuman results)

The only group I can see this benefiting would be Indians that lean more caucasian than Dravidian and maybe ASEANS to look more like their lighter skinned counterparts. Anything else and I wouldn't bother out of risks of looking uncanny
(mostly albino/vitiligo Indians though the bottom right here is a Brazilian)

What if you're a boneless bug eyed Indian?

Idk just buy some bone like this phenomaxxing Turkroach probably did and get a rhinoplasty if needed

Some random forum experience using this stuff:

Monobenzone 20%: My journey

Hi guys I started using Monobenzone 20% cream one month ago and I'd really appreciate some advice from people on here that have experience with it. *I'd also like to mention that I have done my research well and have been thinking about using this for the past 7 years. I know that it...

www.skincaretalk.com

Is monobenzone hard to get or something? I didn't really do much more research because it's not something I'm interested in doing myself so JFL at me if I get anything horribly wrong here I don't really care. I'm already content with my current skin tone. Just dropping this for all the curry dwellers who cry about their pheno day in and day out and for the fact that I haven't really seen this mentioned much here other than once or twice. If there's anything that pisses me off it's people who complain about things they don't bother to fix so here you go

We'll all make it in the end bhais!

 

[Xangsane]

DON'T
DO
IT

 

[Deleted member 21182]

Jesus it’s good for people with some skin disease but that first black girl didn’t have to do it why do ppl suck this white skin shit

 

[WanderingBurro]

DON'T
DO
IT

I'm not nor do I have any interest in doing so

 

[WanderingBurro]

Jesus it’s good for people with some skin disease but that first black girl didn’t have to do it why do ppl suck this white skin shit

Yeah she looks undead. Blacks with white skin look uncanny as hell. JFL at blacks who think it's an improvement

 

[Va-qoh]

Anyone know any way how to get this? Without a prescription obviously I don’t have vitiligo so I can’t get it otherwise.

 

[Va-qoh]

Anyone know any way how to get this? Without a prescription obviously I don’t have vitiligo so I can’t get it otherwise.

Or how I can get vit JFL

 

[Va-qoh]

Let's face it, natural methods are only really going to lighten you half a skin tone lighter cap. Most bleaching can get you higher but you're going to risk a ton of damage to your skin and the moment you stop bleaching you're going to revert to your original skin tone. There is however a permanent skin whitener called monobenzone that permanently kills off melanin without any inbetween (something that is otherwise obtainable with ordinary bleaching but not with monobenzone, you're becoming pale snow with this stuff). It's mostly used on vitiligo patients to create a uniforming skin tone though there do seem to be cases of purely cosmetic usage

(JFL at some of these subhuman results)

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The only group I can see this benefiting would be Indians that lean more caucasian than Dravidian and maybe ASEANS to look more like their lighter skinned counterparts. Anything else and I wouldn't bother out of risks of looking uncanny
(mostly albino/vitiligo Indians though the bottom right here is a Brazilian)

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What if you're a boneless bug eyed Indian?

Idk just buy some bone like this phenomaxxing Turkroach probably did and get a rhinoplasty if needed

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Some random forum experience using this stuff:

Monobenzone 20%: My journey

Hi guys I started using Monobenzone 20% cream one month ago and I'd really appreciate some advice from people on here that have experience with it. *I'd also like to mention that I have done my research well and have been thinking about using this for the past 7 years. I know that it...

www.skincaretalk.com

Is monobenzone hard to get or something? I didn't really do much more research because it's not something I'm interested in doing myself so JFL at me if I get anything horribly wrong here I don't really care. I'm already content with my current skin tone. Just dropping this for all the curry dwellers who cry about their pheno day in and day out and for the fact that I haven't really seen this mentioned much here other than once or twice. If there's anything that pisses me off it's people who complain about things they don't bother to fix so here you go

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We'll all make it in the end bhai same

Let's face it, natural methods are only really going to lighten you half a skin tone lighter cap. Most bleaching can get you higher but you're going to risk a ton of damage to your skin and the moment you stop bleaching you're going to revert to your original skin tone. There is however a permanent skin whitener called monobenzone that permanently kills off melanin without any inbetween (something that is otherwise obtainable with ordinary bleaching but not with monobenzone, you're becoming pale snow with this stuff). It's mostly used on vitiligo patients to create a uniforming skin tone though there do seem to be cases of purely cosmetic usage

(JFL at some of these subhuman results)

View attachment 2113584

The only group I can see this benefiting would be Indians that lean more caucasian than Dravidian and maybe ASEANS to look more like their lighter skinned counterparts. Anything else and I wouldn't bother out of risks of looking uncanny
(mostly albino/vitiligo Indians though the bottom right here is a Brazilian)

View attachment 2113590

What if you're a boneless bug eyed Indian?

Idk just buy some bone like this phenomaxxing Turkroach probably did and get a rhinoplasty if needed

View attachment 2113601

Some random forum experience using this stuff:

Monobenzone 20%: My journey

Hi guys I started using Monobenzone 20% cream one month ago and I'd really appreciate some advice from people on here that have experience with it. *I'd also like to mention that I have done my research well and have been thinking about using this for the past 7 years. I know that it...

www.skincaretalk.com

Is monobenzone hard to get or something? I didn't really do much more research because it's not something I'm interested in doing myself so JFL at me if I get anything horribly wrong here I don't really care. I'm already content with my current skin tone. Just dropping this for all the curry dwellers who cry about their pheno day in and day out and for the fact that I haven't really seen this mentioned much here other than once or twice. If there's anything that pisses me off it's people who complain about things they don't bother to fix so here you go

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We'll all make it in the end bhais!

Do you know how I can get it without a prescription?

 

[WanderingBurro]

Do you know how I can get it without a prescription?

I looked more into it and would advise against it. Monobenzone doesn't really work if you're not a vitiligo patient. That's because a vitiligo patient's body will actively attack and kill it's melanin which monobenzone can help aid but if you're not a vitiligo patient then your body won't be actively removing melanin, so anything you clear with monobenzone will most likely repigment to your old skin colour and I've heard from people that repigmented skin will not only be DARKER than your original skin colour but it'll also be completely immune to monobenzone.

If you're looking into skin whitening look into mequinol or "mycherryskin".

 

[DonaldJTrump]

I looked more into it and would advise against it. Monobenzone doesn't really work if you're not a vitiligo patient. That's because a vitiligo patient's body will actively attack and kill it's melanin which monobenzone can help aid but if you're not a vitiligo patient then your body won't be actively removing melanin, so anything you clear with monobenzone will most likely repigment to your old skin colour and I've heard from people that repigmented skin will not only be DARKER than your original skin colour but it'll also be completely immune to monobenzone.

If you're looking into skin whitening look into mequinol or "mycherryskin".

how come some people have used it and become pale from it without vitiligo then?

 

[WanderingBurro]

how come some people have used it and become pale from it without vitiligo then?

Show me one person who has. I scoured far and wide and couldn't find any non-vitiligo patients fully depigmenting with monobenzone. Whenever I come across a non vitiligo patient using monobenzone they'll usually report on having a few spots of depigmentation and how they aren't very permanent. They often don't share any pics either.

 

[DonaldJTrump]

Show me one person who has. I scoured far and wide and couldn't find any non-vitiligo patients fully depigmenting with monobenzone. Whenever I come across a non vitiligo patient using monobenzone they'll usually report on having a few spots of depigmentation and how they aren't very permanent. They often don't share any pics either.

any proof of mycherryskin working yet?

 

[WanderingBurro]

any proof of mycherryskin working yet?

There's a few threads on Reddit asking about it but none of them are providing results so far. The only instances I can find of other people using it are the seller's testimonials on her page.

 

[DonaldJTrump]

There's a few threads on Reddit asking about it but none of them are providing results so far. The only instances I can find of other people using it are the seller's testimonials on her page.

dont they say it takes 4-5 years to work?

 

[WanderingBurro]

dont they say it takes 4-5 years to work?

Was looking around. The creator said she's been using the product herself for 7 years.

 

[DonaldJTrump]

Was looking around. The creator said she's been using the product herself for 7 years.

how expensive is it?

 

[WanderingBurro]

how expensive is it?

I dug around and found the price listed to be around 120 Malaysian ringgit which translates to about 30 usd on her facebook page but I don't know if she charges differently for each country (she seems to have sellers set up for different countries) or what shipping might cost. There's some bottles being sold on ebay for around 70 usd per bottle but someone on Reddit said the ebay sellers were fake.

 

[esoterik]

Show me one person who has. I scoured far and wide and couldn't find any non-vitiligo patients fully depigmenting with monobenzone. Whenever I come across a non vitiligo patient using monobenzone they'll usually report on having a few spots of depigmentation and how they aren't very permanent. They often don't share any pics either.

after looking into it, you would need 1-2 years full depig, but ALSO you can keep it perm and keeping using it to combat repig since it treats melanoma not causes it, meaning its p much a long lasting depig agent

 

[WanderingBurro]

after looking into it, you would need 1-2 years full depig, but ALSO you can keep it perm and keeping using it to combat repig since it treats melanoma not causes it, meaning its p much a long lasting depig agent

What about repigmentation? I hear your skin will eventually grow immune to monobenzone the more it's exposed to it.

 

[esoterik]

What about repigmentation? I hear your skin will eventually grow immune to monobenzone the more it's exposed to it.

i think in that case where it does not kill the patches and it becomes darker, just use it more because even if the lasting melanin regrows from the bit, eventually it will kill it all

 

[WanderingBurro]

Ignore this post, monobenzone doesn't actually work bhais.

 

[Snoofy]

Why did this get bumped

 

[LLcel]

Why did this get bumped

so you and I can hit that thumbs up button!!!

 

[Snoofy]

so you and I can hit that thumbs up button!

I’m such a rep whore

 

[WanderingBurro]

Why did this get bumped

I was still getting reactions on the post and wanted to clear up the misinformation for anyone who stumbles upon this.

 

[Snoofy]

I was still getting reactions on the post and wanted to clear up the misinformation for anyone who stumbles upon this.

Does monzen work?

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Why did this get bumped

its a sign to fulfill my dream and become an aryan mogger

 

[2.025/10]

Ignore this post, monobenzone doesn't actually work bhais.

 

[Snoofy]

Just looksmax synergistically with ur pheno guys don’t blame ur race

 

[WanderingBurro]

Does monzen work?

The problem with monobenzone is that your skin will actively try to revert its effects if you're not a vitiligo patient (whose immune system actively attacks melanin cells for which monobenzone is prescribed to aid with), so if you're a non-vitiligo patient (which most rotters here are) the most you're going to achieve with monobenzone is a few patches of depigmentation before they most likely revert with the chance that your skin comes back darker than it was before since tanning itself is sort of a defense mechanism.