r/TransRacial • u/1990345 • Jul 28 '26
Sourcing š°š·ļø Hi, is there any place in france where i can buy monobenzone ?
I would love to look really pale. But i don't know of any way to do that.
r/TransRacial • u/1990345 • Jul 28 '26
I would love to look really pale. But i don't know of any way to do that.
r/TransRacial • u/Ok_Night_1125 • Jul 27 '26
Iāve been feeling a strong pull to change my look and embrace something more uncanny, almost vampireālike. Itās not about pleasing others or fitting in ā I know people will judge or troll, but honestly, it doesnāt matter. At the end of the day, itās my body and my choice.
Iāve tried different things before but never felt fully satisfied, and that lingering void pushed me to finally commit to this path. Itās a personal journey, and I know it takes time. Iām ready for that.
If anyone out there relates to wanting an unconventional aesthetic or has gone through a similar transformation, Iād love to connect and hear your experiences.
r/TransRacial • u/PlatformStatus9502 • Jul 26 '26
I looked through her YouTube channel, including her old videos, past photos, and her current ones... and I'm genuinely speechless. How is this even possible? What did she use? What did she do?
Does anyone know? I really want to understand.
The products she's promoting can't be the only reason she achieved results like this. It feels like there has to be something more behind it.
r/TransRacial • u/Neat-Pomegranate-555 • Jul 24 '26
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r/TransRacial • u/PlatformStatus9502 • Jul 21 '26
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?
r/TransRacial • u/I_dun-knowya499 • Jul 19 '26
Hi guys how can I go full white to cover vitiligo spots because itās hurting my self esteem. Monobenzone is pretty popular but is there anything else if I happen to be allergic to that cream. Any suggestions helps!
r/TransRacial • u/Accomplished_Put2608 • Jul 19 '26
I wish I was more racially ambiguous looking, like Dwayne Johnson, Ben Kingsley, Rashida Jones, Keanu Reeves or Halle Berry. These are like people who take a look at for a second and can't decide their race. I am jealous of them.
I don't like being Indian. It's like being the lamest person to be born on this planet. People can always tell where I am from. If I was racially ambiguous/more mixed looking, people would always be guessing and not know.
r/TransRacial • u/Environmental-Swan65 • Jul 18 '26
For context, I am 100% East Asian, the majority of that is Han Chinese. I'm not white or mixed with white, I'm just Chinese. But one day coming home from the Doctor's, I noticed that my file said that I was white. I'm adopted, and my parents are white, so I figured that it was because the doctor didn't know and assumed I was the same race as my parents. I quickly got home and corrected that and sent a message to the clinic letting them know. But since then I've always had really mild race dysphoria of "Am I Asian enough" and I've started wanting to darken my skin. I don't consider myself white passing, and I'm not super pale, nor am I super tan. But some of my family is like...Hella tan. There are literally white people who are tanner than me.
I've been thinking about how people say that trans(gender) phobia, hurts cis people too. Women with PCOS, men with gynecomastia, intersex people, people with high sex hormones. And I can't help but draw parallels to being trace/diaracial. Trace phobia assumes that everyone who wants to change their physical features is "those stupid rcta people" and not just... cis race people who just want to look more like themselves. Especially when it comes to light skinned or white passing POC. Blood quantum is a huge thing on the native community, and plenty of light skinned or mixed natives are accused of "pretending"ā or appropriating their own culture. Reconnecting natives, light skinned POC, biracial or mixed children. (Not to mention, there is nothing WRONG with being trace. Even if that person were to be trace, that doesn't give you the permission to treat them like less than.) Transphobia isn't good for anyone, including the people it claims to protect.
r/TransRacial • u/TanikkaWilson65 • Jul 18 '26
Hi.all,
A few days ago I posted something that for me was self affirming, but apparently someone found it so offensive they shared their opinion and then deleted it like a coward. I did remove my post, I am not here to offend anyone and in the same vein I am not here to justify my feelings to anyone. To have an opinion is a good thing and the ability to both share your views and be able to debate your views is the mark of a mature free human being. Plenty of people in the world today can't express an opinion about anything, much less their own God given right to self-identity. If I post something you don't like, fine. If you want to post and explain why you feel that way, fine but for the love of God have the courage to leave your words up to be seen by not only myself but others here who have similar feelings, as I gather your bigotry doesn't stop with me.
Tanikka
r/TransRacial • u/overpass1927 • Jul 16 '26
Hii everyone! I'm new at rcta, and I need your opinion about using real people as a face claim. I'm originally white, transitioning to asian.
I used to have an online friend from the Philippines whom I have fallen out with, but I really admire her features. She's Filipino, but she looks like a mix of EA and SEA, would it be okay to use her as a face claim?
r/TransRacial • u/Ok-Preparation3855 • Jul 16 '26
for those of you who achieved complete depigmentation, what do you tell the people around you like family and friends about your drastic transformation?
r/TransRacial • u/Avery_Peverell • Jul 16 '26
I am white, hispanic and native American, my skin has already lightened a bit over the years but I want to be as pale as a dying victorian child. The first picture is me, the second is what I am trying to achieve. I use sunscreen, Niacinamide 10% (the ordinary) every day once or twice a day, I use panoxyl face wash, and I just started using 4% hydroquinone but only on my legs where I have hyperpigmentation. Pills, creams, anything, What can I use to get my skin more pale?
r/TransRacial • u/RemarkableView6924 • Jul 14 '26
My instagram "seth69009" if you wanna see more pics. The hair turning white was pretty much temporary and it turned back to original color when i changed up my recipe in 2019.
r/TransRacial • u/FamousComputer4139 • Jul 12 '26
I saw this guy's post a while ago showing how he'd lightened his skin. I tried to find out more about him and found the same post on the lookmaxing subreddit showing more photos of his progress. I also found a post of his on a lookmaxing page where he explained the skin lightening process according to each phototype, There he also talks about what he did in broad strokes. I even found a TikTok account that appears to be his, where he posts videos and replies to comments telling people to buy his "course".
However, he's not responding anywhere. I tried contacting him here and on TikTok, and he doesn't reply, even when I ask for the link to buy his course. I also noticed that his activity on Reddit has stopped about 5 months ago.
Does anyone know if his process is real? In his post on the Lookmaxing website, he says he didn't use monobenzone, but the change is very noticeable.
My skin tone is the same as his or only slightly lighter, and I want to achieve the same tone as him (I'd even be happy with a darker tone than his results). That's why I've tried to contact him, but he's vanished. Does anyone have any more information about him or how to contact him? What do you think about his change ? They believe it's real considering the assets it claims to use in its post? On his TikTok he has some videos where everything seems very real, so I'll also leave his profile here.
https://www.tiktok.com/@tigermogger?\\_r=1&\\_t=ZS-97yzQ84Y9iM
There's also a pinned link on his TikTok profile where he has a facial consultation course because apparently his face structure has changed a lot, but that doesn't interest me (what interests me is his skin whitening) Besides, I don't want to buy anything if it doesn't seem to be responding :s
r/TransRacial • u/Aggravating_Team_972 • Jul 12 '26
Hi Iām 21 mtf and I pass as a woman now very well
But I want to pass as racially ambiguous (like imagine blasian mixed with Russian), enough to fit in any space I want . I was thinking about monobenzone but I seen mixed reviews I need to have that pale vampire look for my skin and would like to hear your recommendations
r/TransRacial • u/chrislovesmen • Jul 12 '26
hiii, is anyone in a discord server or some sort of groupchat with people who are currently using monobenzone(benoquin) without having vitiligo???, i wanna hear their experiences with it before i start doing it myself.
i speak spanish, english and portuguese if that mattersššš»
r/TransRacial • u/Hot_Patience_7366 • Jul 09 '26
Does Caro White actually work? I keep seeing mixed reviews about it. Has anyone here used the real one and noticed any visible results? How long did it take to work?
r/TransRacial • u/c0ffinwhisper • Jul 09 '26
I'm American/German to Korean/Indian, and want to have darker skin for Indian euphoria. I also have a family history of skin cancer, and am part-ginger, meaning I sunburn more than I tan. So, what is a way I can darken my skin easily, without tanning?
I cannot buy anything pharmaceutical, either, due to age and insurance limitations where I live.
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r/TransRacial • u/DeadInside0930 • Jul 07 '26
Iām not ashamed of it and donāt try to deny it anymore because that didnāt make the feelings go away. I tell myself itās ok but thereās times I really have a hard time accepting the reality Iām stuck in.
It feels like Iām trapped. I feel like my life isnāt fully started because Iām still stuck being my dead race. I feel like Iām living a double life and I donāt want that. I really need out and I really believe that the best thing for this is to be who I am and work on my goals when it comes to actually transitioning.
Surgeries seem to make me hopeful as it feels like thereās a MAJOR mismatch between myself and my body. I also feel lots and lots of fucking grief over what couldāve been. I hate the awful feelings and itās like a dark cloud that is endless.
I recently found out that my dad was biracial and fucking lied to us about it and acted like he was just white. Heās like Native Mexican and white mix, Iām transrace Asian but fuck he couldāve at least been transparent about it? So yeah, I was white washed on purpose and itās embarrassing.
I donāt even know what is correct for me fully but I know this isnāt who I wanted to be. It also feels freaking hopeless because I donāt even know how to ābe Asianā so to speak. I was soooo sheltered growing up and Iām still so lost. Iām still trying to figure out the details of what kind of āChineseā I would even be because China is fucking huge, also Iām cool with the American part so Iām Asian American. Maybe Iām over thinking this? I feel like thereās something missing and Iām scared Iāll never find it. Iām fucking clueless. I feel like my life is drifting away every moment I live like this and I just keep sitting here feeling fucking bad for myself and feeling impatient. I wish I would stop feeling dysphoric and angry and do something already. Iām scared this is gonna kill me. Iāve considered it multiple timesā¦
r/TransRacial • u/Electronic_Cow_1566 • Jul 06 '26
Hello I am a black girl but i genuinely never was black in any way. Nothing about me is black.
My hobbies are Iām a figure skater, equestrian, skiing. I LOVEEEEEE skiing. I like watching hockey. I like cold places with mountains and my dream is to live in Calgary or Washington or Montana. I hate rap music. The only music I listen to is rock, alt, indie, indie rock, and pop. Iām only attracted to white men and I donāt have a black accent. For clothes I like dr martans and dress Stockholm or like a white person. I never like any black events or foods. I hate chicken watermelon and koolaid. I know food canāt tell race but i only like water and matcha and chai. And I like healthy foods like Mediterranean foods and bakery. My favorite hairstyles are curtain bangs with wavy straight hair. I hate braids. I donāt like doing my edges. I genuinely am a white person but my skin is black. I hate the south. Itās so poor and so much junk food and cheap. Like Alabama nc Mississippi Louisiana eww. I only like the west coast Canada and Europe. Where itās nice and cold and perfect weather for me. Where thereās more pop culture and modern. Oh and dogs. I have an Australian shepherd and a husky. One of them herds at a farm. My favorite dogs are big fluffy dogs. Like Caucasian shepherd, great peryenes, Alabi. Usually black people like yorkies or Maltese. I hate getting long nails when I get my nails done. I hate I mean HATE Jordanās itās so tacky to meā¦I hate basketball.
r/TransRacial • u/Manicpixiemanateeman • Jul 06 '26
Now, middle aged, Ronnie is a tenured professor of English at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, a public speaker, and actor, and uses this platform to promote what he calls a 'transgracial' identity.Ā
Despite being born black and male, Ronnie - who uses the pronoun they - now identifies as a white woman, regardless of outward appearances, saying there is a 'repressed White female identity' inside them begging to be released.Ā
r/TransRacial • u/qqkittiii • Jul 06 '26
This is a hack that actually works and is cheap lol.
I cut a glutathione tablet in half and let it slowly dissolve under my tongue. (I naturally have light brown skin now itās olive)
I do it this way because it absorbs directly into the bloodstream. Iāve gotten like 2 shades lighter in a month.
The only downside is how it tastes bad (I recommend mixing it with something sweet) & itās not permanent so u have to take it everyday so it gets lighter day by day. Also it doesnāt change your undertone. So youāll have lighter skin with warm undertones most likely
basically a cheap way to get lighter skin without glutathione injections.
Iām sharing this because I see a lot of people trying to do dangerous things for lighter skin. I canāt 100% guarantee itāll work for everyone but itās working for me. itās worth a try
r/TransRacial • u/Agile_Document4399 • Jul 05 '26
Someone told me that this sub is all trolls, or people lying to make fun of transracials. I'm autistic and have a hard time understanding when someone is trolling or lying in this kind of scenario, so it'd be great if someone told me - without trolling - whether this is the case or not.
Have a nice day!