Any tips on skin lightening , something that actually works (1 Viewer)

[IamSubhumanJFL]

I have had years of strong sun exposure with no sunscreen, which has made my skin darker, uneven, and dull over time. I’m now fully committed to improving my skin and my main goal is to lighten my overall skin tone noticeably and evenly — not just improve texture or glow.

I’m already starting with:

• Strict daily SPF 50 use
• Hydration + barrier repair
• Vitamin C / niacinamide

And I’m planning to later move into stronger brightening methods like tyrosinase inhibitors once my skin is stable.
I want to ask people here who have achieved a VERY noticeable tone lightening:

1. How much did your overall skin tone change over time (in shades or visual difference)?
2. Which ingredients or treatments made the biggest impact for significant lightening?
3. How long did it take before you saw a clear, obvious difference?
4. Did living in a lower UV country make a big difference in maintaining a lighter tone?
5. What combination gave you the most visible, even lightening across the whole face?

Looking for serious, real experiences from people who were dedicated and saw strong results.

 

[zach63]

i have a friend who always wears a hat and never goes in sun and hes the whitest guy ever, he korean and he doesent talk and i think hes a skinwalker but hes cool, he steals alot. l like ur knuckles btw

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

i have a friend who always wears a hat and never goes in sun and hes the whitest guy ever, he korean and he doesent talk and i think hes a skinwalker but hes cool, he steals alot.

well yeah I live in a tropical country , I think years of sun exposure has done a lot of damage to my skin , but I just wanna go all out and just lighten my skin tone

 

[zach63]

well yeah I live in a tropical country , I think years of sun exposure has done a lot of damage to my skin , but I just wanna go all out and just lighten my skin tone

i dont really know what to do for you, might just have to wait for someone else to respond

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

i dont really know what to do for you, might just have to wait for someone else to respond

Yeah but tysm for the engagement let's hope somebody knowledgeable responds

 

[zach63]

Yeah but tysm for the engagement let's hope somebody knowledgeable responds

lets hope

 

[dookiebootybutt59]

skin bleaching cream tf

 

[carbon]

Make sure to exfoliate often

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

skin bleaching cream tf

well I need somebody who has actually tried this , and ask for their suggestions

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

Make sure to exfoliate often

yeah thinking about that thanks , my goal is to fix my overral skin tone and evening it out first then move to bleaching

 

[OgMkcel]

I have had years of strong sun exposure with no sunscreen, which has made my skin darker, uneven, and dull over time. I’m now fully committed to improving my skin and my main goal is to lighten my overall skin tone noticeably and evenly — not just improve texture or glow.

I’m already starting with:

• Strict daily SPF 50 use
• Hydration + barrier repair
• Vitamin C / niacinamide

And I’m planning to later move into stronger brightening methods like tyrosinase inhibitors once my skin is stable.
I want to ask people here who have achieved a VERY noticeable tone lightening:

1. How much did your overall skin tone change over time (in shades or visual difference)?
2. Which ingredients or treatments made the biggest impact for significant lightening?
3. How long did it take before you saw a clear, obvious difference?
4. Did living in a lower UV country make a big difference in maintaining a lighter tone?
5. What combination gave you the most visible, even lightening across the whole face?

Looking for serious, real experiences from people who were dedicated and saw strong results.

Just do MJ maxxing if u want a lighter skin tone

 

[Perfectionist]

I have had years of strong sun exposure with no sunscreen, which has made my skin darker, uneven, and dull over time. I’m now fully committed to improving my skin and my main goal is to lighten my overall skin tone noticeably and evenly — not just improve texture or glow.

I’m already starting with:

• Strict daily SPF 50 use
• Hydration + barrier repair
• Vitamin C / niacinamide

And I’m planning to later move into stronger brightening methods like tyrosinase inhibitors once my skin is stable.
I want to ask people here who have achieved a VERY noticeable tone lightening:

1. How much did your overall skin tone change over time (in shades or visual difference)?
2. Which ingredients or treatments made the biggest impact for significant lightening?
3. How long did it take before you saw a clear, obvious difference?
4. Did living in a lower UV country make a big difference in maintaining a lighter tone?
5. What combination gave you the most visible, even lightening across the whole face?

Looking for serious, real experiences from people who were dedicated and saw strong results.

Nice hands

 

[youngman]

I have had years of strong sun exposure with no sunscreen, which has made my skin darker, uneven, and dull over time. I’m now fully committed to improving my skin and my main goal is to lighten my overall skin tone noticeably and evenly — not just improve texture or glow.

DNR but hydrerquin for 4 weeks, ive been on it for 4 days and noticed some of my og skin tone coming back to neck and face, but i microneedled yesterday so i havent applied it for 1 day

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

Just do MJ maxxing if u want a lighter skin tone

well I don't wanna look like I been thrown a bucket of white paint on me lol my goal is to lighten my skin tone a few shades lighter than what I alr got

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

DNR but hydrerquin for 4 weeks, ive been on it for 4 days and noticed some of my og skin tone coming back to neck and face, but i microneedled yesterday so i havent applied it for 1 day

Yeah that's great to hear , been wanting to do this glad to hear it works from somebody who has tried it , and yeah microneedling heard that's a cheatcode

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

Nice hands

Thanks

 

[youngman]

Yeah that's great to hear , been wanting to do this glad to hear it works from somebody who has tried it , and yeah microneedling heard that's a cheatcode

do some research on both, dont apply any cream for 2-3 days after needling, and the hydro should only be applied for 4 weeks, but do own research

 

[IamSubhumanJFL]

do some research on both, dont apply any cream for 2-3 days after needling, and the hydro should only be applied for 4 weeks, but do own research

Yeah Noted Tysm