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skin bleaching... is anal bleach the same stuff?!

lol i may have been over thinking this...

i have a mark on the front of my thigh where the skin is slightly darker than the rest of my skin

and i was just thinking last night about that show where vanessa felts was showing someone getting an anal bleaching - after laughing i pondered...

do u reckon i could use this stuff to perhaps lighten my dark patch?!
i heard ages ago that a lot of black people use some kinda lightening stuff to make their skin lighter in dark areas such as knees and elbows

(im white btw...)

so i was just wondering can this be done?

has anyone ever done it?

where can i get it and how much?!
Reply 1
This might possibly help
Reply 2
Juno
This might possibly help


so do u reckon it'll work?!

lol im gonna have a look at boots see if i find anything! hope its not like ANAAAALLLLLLLLLL BUM HOLE bleaching kit coz i'll be like "its for my leg!!!!"

lmao
Reply 3
Are you sure its not just a birth mark?
Reply 4
well i wasnt born with it...

and even if it was a birth mark i dont see why i cudnt lighten it?!

plus who changed the title of the thread?! it makes no sense now! how is anal offensive?!
you got me all excited thinking this was a thread about anal bleaching. :mad:
Reply 6
WHO KEEPS CHANGING THE TITLE?! HOW IS ANAL AN OFFENSIVE WORD?! ITS NOT AS IF IM SAYING ARSE! ITS THE CORRECT WORD!

its like a lad having a back and back and back wax....
Reply 7
it has nothing to do with the anus, whats the problem?
my mind is boggling! - but if that dark patch is really bothering u, perhaps you could get that laser lighting thing done, (have forgotten the name of the procedure) but it's done to people with scars.
Reply 9
Just to keep you happy, title changed because it wasn't an accurate description. You can say anal all you like as long as it's in context.
Reply 10
it is in context... i cant find a "skin bleaching kit" but i can find an "anal bleaching kit" therefore would an anal bleaching kit work!?

it doesnt even make sense now!
Reply 11
Mylla
my mind is boggling! - but if that dark patch is really bothering u, perhaps you could get that laser lighting thing done, (have forgotten the name of the procedure) but it's done to people with scars.


too expensive!
Reply 12
*sigh* how about some "melederm" its said to inhibit melanin production, but since its naturally darker its will probbly take a few weeks to lighten it, and it comes with risks, like increases chances of skin cancer as you have less protection by the melanin (skin pigment) so you need to shield that part of the skin from the sun etc..be careful with those sorts of products, some of them contain some baddy ingredients that can cause a lot of damage, i think melederm is ok, do your research though if you are serious about it.
how big is this patch of darker skin anyway, can you not live with it?
*wonders how many people have now wikipedia-ed anal bleaching in a state of utter bemusement*
Reply 15
whoever negged me with this
""a lot of black people use some kinda lightening stuff" I think u need 2 get your facts right before making silly comment like that purely based on your own assumptions. Being black myself, I KNOW this is not the case. So please edit your post!"

my friend was on a programme about it! well it was an item on a programme but some black people have darker knees and knuckles and dont like it... so use a skin lightener!
so i KNOW this TO be the case!
so no i WONT edit the post!
Reply 16
I know it's an old thread, but maybe it will be a timely resurrection for someone
Use a cream with Kojic Acid, Aurbtin etc l
These are all natural lightener
it will lighten skin, I dont know your Fitz Skin Type so about whitening
Avoid Hydroquione and steroids if you can besides its banned in UK
ITS NOT PERMANENT but takes long to redarken to original colour with lighteners
Use sunscreen preferable with zinc oxide
Lighteningskin to fix skin eveness/texture, or to brightening in my opinion is fine but to jump huge amount of shades e.g micheal jackson may show underlying issues
anyways hope i helped
btw permanent lighteners e.g monobenzone are used for suffers of vitiligo and are dangerous suffers have to use adequate sun protection, when stopping can develop brown spots