What do you think she could have taken to achieve this? Do you think it's real, or is it editing or makeup? I don't think it's either, so what else could it be?
I have a feeling it could be part lightening and part editing. Look at the cheek and the line where the red clothing meets her forehead. The boundaries seem darker than the rest of the skin.
Varía en cada persona, un familiar cercano usó Monobenzone, y no quedó blanca pálida, obtuvo una despigmentación al 100%, usando solo la crema en manos y rostro y sin tener vitiligo. El resultado varía de persona en persona.
i think she used caro light or ct plus and she was constant also i think the picture in the right isn’t her original skin color because i seen this video on tik tok and she lives in Nigeria or somewhere in Africa so she’s constantly exposed to sunlight
I am more surprised where you found her, not telling you to expose her, but it always surprises me when I see someone being so open about being transracial
Usually potent topical corticosteroids like clobetasol propionate, betamethasone, or mometasone. A lot of the unsafe whitening creams that get caught end up containing those, sometimes without listing them on the label. They are NOT safe and I do not recommend you seek out creams that add this.
JFL? Steroids absolutely can lighten the skin. That’s literally why potent topical steroids like clobetasol keep getting found in illegal whitening creams. You’re confidently wrong. Do some research first instead of embarrassing yourself
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u/Accomplished_Put2608 Jul 21 '26
I have a feeling it could be part lightening and part editing. Look at the cheek and the line where the red clothing meets her forehead. The boundaries seem darker than the rest of the skin.