Skin lightening products repercussions

[khan10]

When going through puberty, since your body is still in development, I assume that it would be bad to use products which have a temporary effect on the skins melanin because after use, the skins natural melanin production would be higher and thus would make your natural skin darker. I theorize this because the skin would adapt to the lack of melanin and assume that it can produce as much as it wants since it's gonna be killed anyway and will be in a fixed state. I assume this applies to temporary effect products such as glutathione and hydroquinone. Does this make sense?...

 

[Maalik]

When going through puberty, since your body is still in development, I assume that it would be bad to use products which have a temporary effect on the skins melanin because after use, the skins natural melanin production would be higher and thus would make your natural skin darker. I theorize this because the skin would adapt to the lack of melanin and assume that it can produce as much as it wants since it's gonna be killed anyway and will be in a fixed state. I assume this applies to temporary effect products such as glutathione and hydroquinone. Does this make sense?...

"assme that it can produce as much as it wants since its gonna be killed anyway" ?

The more correct reasoning is that melanocytes might get stronger like how muscle cells get stronger after getting microtears, though i don't think that's accurate either

you shouldn't need to worry about glutathione though, your body makes it naturally and its termed as the "Master antioxidant" of the body. Also the way it inhibits melanin production is not by damaging melanocytes.

anyway your name is khan so i assume you're currycel.

why do you want to be lighter you self hating pajeet.

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