monobenzone without vitiligo

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I understand this may sound unusual, and some might caution against potential patchiness or other effects, but I have thoroughly researched the matter. Since childhood, I have been drawn to an uncanny aesthetic, aspiring to resemble a zombie or vampire. Upon learning about monobenzone, I dedicated approximately a year to studying it before deciding to proceed. I am fully aware of its permanent and unsafe nature, as well as the necessity of avoiding sun exposure, which I personally do not value. I have been using monobenzone for about a month—approximately 25 days—applying a 20% concentration solely to my arms. I have already noticed lighter patches and some hair turning white. My natural skin tone is an Asian yellow hue. While some may suggest alternatives like glutathione, hydroquinone, or other lightening agents, my goal remains to achieve an uncanny skin tone. I am unconcerned about patchiness, as I find vitiligo visually captivating and ethereal. This endeavor is purely for aesthetic purposes and unrelated to race. I intend to share updates on my progress and welcome any discreet, advanced tips to accelerate the process ^_^!!
 
Look into DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide), iirc it can increase the absorption of monobenzone through the skin and potentially make the effects appear faster. One thing to keep in mind however is that DMSO can also increase the absorption of other substances that are on your skin and carries health risks, so it should be used with caution and dyor. Also if your results begin to stagnate increase the concentration, I doubt you’ll need to go past 40% though
 
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Look into DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide), iirc it can increase the absorption of monobenzone through the skin and potentially make the effects appear faster. One thing to keep in mind however is that DMSO can also increase the absorption of other substances that are on your skin and carries health risks, so it should be used with caution and dyor. Also if your results begin to stagnate increase the concentration, I doubt you’ll need to go past 40% though
Wait, I forgot to mention that I discovered DMSO about two weeks ago and started using it from day 20 of my mono. I’m thinking about doing DIY mono since the 40% is extremely expensive, so I’ll eventually switch to 40 after getting vitiligo from 20% ^_^
 
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hii guys so in these few days i am seeing a lot of lighter patches on my arms and few hair on my arms are also turning white which is kinda cool and i found something really interesting about mono that if u apply it somewhere where u have a cut or scratch it turns that spot white so u dont have to worry about hyperpigmentation and i am really exfoliating my arms to the max cause that's the law and i really cant wait to see big white patches im super impatient and cant wait actually but i really dont have any other choice cz this is how mono works and honestly i am kinda grate full that im atleast seeing visible results and thats all that matter actually anyways guys ill post an update after i see a something cyaa ^^
 
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Wait, I forgot to mention that I discovered DMSO about two weeks ago and started using it from day 20 of my mono. I’m thinking about doing DIY mono since the 40% is extremely expensive, so I’ll eventually switch to 40 after getting vitiligo from 20% ^_^
You can find some reputable vendors on IM selling 40% even 60% for not that much. Considering your starting point isn’t FP3< you more than likely won’t need to go that far anyway. Best of luck!!
 
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I understand this may sound unusual, and some might caution against potential patchiness or other effects, but I have thoroughly researched the matter. Since childhood, I have been drawn to an uncanny aesthetic, aspiring to resemble a zombie or vampire. Upon learning about monobenzone, I dedicated approximately a year to studying it before deciding to proceed. I am fully aware of its permanent and unsafe nature, as well as the necessity of avoiding sun exposure, which I personally do not value. I have been using monobenzone for about a month—approximately 25 days—applying a 20% concentration solely to my arms. I have already noticed lighter patches and some hair turning white. My natural skin tone is an Asian yellow hue. While some may suggest alternatives like glutathione, hydroquinone, or other lightening agents, my goal remains to achieve an uncanny skin tone. I am unconcerned about patchiness, as I find vitiligo visually captivating and ethereal. This endeavor is purely for aesthetic purposes and unrelated to race. I intend to share updates on my progress and welcome any discreet, advanced tips to accelerate the process ^_^!!
dnr just accept you’re brown brah
 
You can find some reputable vendors on IM selling 40% even 60% for not that much. Considering your starting point isn’t FP3< you more than likely won’t need to go that far anyway. Best of luck!!
thanks man appreciate it <33
 

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