I have had a considerable amount of bruising after using the Bathmate. I also had some stretch marks. I have after each session of Penis Enlargement (which is mainly an extender, Bathmate, cock ring edging) used baby oil with aloe vera and vit E. I think this really does a nice job of keeping the penis skin moisturized and healing quick. I notice the bruising goes away in a day and any other issues disappear quickly. I am thinking this is a good thing since cell division may also have to do with the healing process.
discolor/beauty Bruising and stretch marks.
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I was thinking I had read that potassium is good for lactic acid. I am thinking that all of this is a normal occurrence with the bruising. The bruising disappears quick and I am noticing no signs of skin irritation. I was pleasantly surprised that the baby oil was as effective as i has been.
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And we still have zero before and after pictures for amlactin lotion results........
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It works but not to the degree I thought it would!
Have used it for a couple of months on and off.
It will lighten the skin a bit but not back to its original color.
You have to apply this stuff maybe 5 times or more a day to see any results.
Maybe if I stuck my dick in the bottle and wore it around all day I might see better results.
I think we should look for better solutions than this one guys...any suggestions?
Have used it for a couple of months on and off.
It will lighten the skin a bit but not back to its original color.
You have to apply this stuff maybe 5 times or more a day to see any results.
Maybe if I stuck my dick in the bottle and wore it around all day I might see better results.
I think we should look for better solutions than this one guys...any suggestions?
Dickleaker;442531 said:
I can imagine if you use something enough it should work some..
but seriously fives times a day...damn
I was reading some of the various response's in the other forums and this stuff is probably the best hands down. Amalactic acid. I may make a trip to the local health store and see what i can find. I would think this may be in the homeopathic isle.
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4% Hydroquinone Lotion will take the skin back to it's original color. It is a bleaching lotion developed to return skin's pigmentation from bruising back to it's original pigmentation. It works, I tried it one different blood bruises and my friend has used it for Penis Enlargement type bruising. Apply once a day as it is strong and works perfectly!
Dickleaker;442531 said:
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I still think we need to continue testing AmLactin. I've been using it from March / April and stopped due to laziness but i've got my act together and am hitting it harder than ever. Until, this new lotion is tested, AmLactin is the best bet
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http://skincarerx.com/bleaching-creams.html
Hydroquinone is a skin-bleaching or skin lightening ingredient that may be used anywhere on the face or body to lighten areas of darkened or hyperpigmented skin such as freckles, chloasma (skin darkening caused by hormones), melasma (general skin darkening) and age spots (sometimes referred to as solar lentigenes).
Preparations containing hydroquinone are only available in certain countries. In most countries including the USA and New Zealand a 2% preparation is available without a presription. In Canada, however, hydroquinone is available as a 2% or 4% cream for topical application without a prescription and may be purchased from most pharmacies.
Hydroquinone is available in a number of skin lightening products including Lustra, Glyquin XM, Neostrata HQ and Ultraquin. All may be purchased as a dual sunscreen/skin lightening products. Lustra, Glyquin XM and Neostrata HQ have the added benefit of glycolic acid, an exfoliant that helps to increase the efficacy of hydroquinone by gently removing dead skin cells on the skin surface. Ultraquin does not contain an exfoliant but can be used in conjunction with one. Products such as MaMa Lotion (an alpha hydroxy acid preparation) and Green Cream (a retinol preparation) will complement the action of Ultraquin and other hydroquinone preparations.
How does hydroquinone cream work?
Hydroquinone works by decreasing the production and increasing the breakdown of melanosomes (melanin pigment granules) in the skin's pigment cells (melanocytes). Melanin and melanocytes are responsible for skin coloring. Hydroquinone does this by inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase, the enzyme needed to make melanin.
How effective is hydroquinone cream?
In most cases, some skin lightening will be apparent after 4 weeks of treatment. Though it may take longer to see complete results, generally within 8 to 12 weeks. If no skin lightening effect is seen after using a hydroquinone product after 3 months, then treatment should be discontinued.
You can maximize the effectiveness of hydroquinone by staying out of the sun, wearing protective clothing or using a broad spectrum UVA/UVB SPF 15 or higher sunscreen when outdoors. Because protection from the sun is so important when using a hydroquinone preparation, you may want to consider purchasing a hydroquinone preparation with UVA/UVB protection for use during the day and one without for use at night. Alternatively, you may purchase one product without SPF and combine it with a really good sun blocker that contains active ingredients like Mexoryl SX, Mexoryl XL, Titanium dioxide, Avobenzone, Tinosorb M or Tinosorb S.
Brands such as Anthelios or Bioderma Photoderm Max block against both UVA and UVB rays and deliver high SPF protection. Hydraphase UV SPF 30 is a moisturizer plus UVA/UVB sunblock in one and is an excellent choice for normal to dry skin types. Sunlamps and tanning salons should be avoided.
Hydroquinone should be used regularly until desired results are achieved. Use after that should be as required to maintain results. If no improvement is seen within 4 to 6 months, treatment should be discontinued.
Some photos of skin treated with hydroquinone 4% creams
Before Treatment
After Treatment
How to use hydroquinone cream
As with most skin preparations it is wise to test for skin sensitivity by applying the cream to a small patch of hyperpigmented skin. If redness or itching do not occur within 24 hours, it's probably safe to begin treatment.
Clean and dry the skin before applying a thin film of cream twice daily to the hyperpigmented area(s) in need of bleaching. Rub into the skin well.
Apply just enough to cover the affected areas and avoid applying to normal skin, as this will lighten as well. Hence wash your hands after applying unless these are areas of treatment.
Do not apply the hydroquinone near the eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes.
Avoid using other medicated topical products (particularly peroxide products) on the same area at the same time unless directed to do so by your doctor.
When using non-medicated cosmetics, sunscreens, and moisturising lotions, apply hydroquinone first, then wait several minutes before applying them over the top.
Hydroquinone cream safety and side effects
Overall adverse effects with the use of hydroquinone tends to be minimal and there is a lot of research to support its safety. Preparations tend to be very well tolerated in over 30 years of clinical use. Some women may experience minor and temporary skin irritations including mild itching or stinging and reddening of the skin (irritant contact dermatitis). If these do not subside the cream should be stopped.
Side effects that should warrant stopping the cream and seeking medical advice immediately include severe burning, itching, crusting, or swelling of treated areas (possible allergic contact dermatitis) and any unusual skin discolouration.
The most serious adverse effect related to the use of hydroquinone is exogenous ochronosis. This disorder is characterized by progressive darkening of the area to which hydroquinone is applied. Exogenous ochronosis usually occurs in black patients who have used hydroquinone at high concentrations (i.e. over 4%) over many years. The risk increases if users are not diligent about avoiding the sun or using sunscreen when exposed to sunlight.
If melasma does not improve within 4-6 months, hydroquinone should be discontinued. Hydroquinone treatments are best used in conjunction with your physician.
Hydroquinone cream precautions
Do not use benzoyl peroxide, hydrogen peroxide, or other peroxide products when using hydroquinone. A temporary dark staining of the skin may occur. If accidentally used together, wash the skin with soap and water to remove the staining.
Hydroquinone creams may contain sodium metabisulphite that may cause serious allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis) in certain susceptible people.
Hydroquinone is a skin-bleaching or skin lightening ingredient that may be used anywhere on the face or body to lighten areas of darkened or hyperpigmented skin such as freckles, chloasma (skin darkening caused by hormones), melasma (general skin darkening) and age spots (sometimes referred to as solar lentigenes).
Preparations containing hydroquinone are only available in certain countries. In most countries including the USA and New Zealand a 2% preparation is available without a presription. In Canada, however, hydroquinone is available as a 2% or 4% cream for topical application without a prescription and may be purchased from most pharmacies.
Hydroquinone is available in a number of skin lightening products including Lustra, Glyquin XM, Neostrata HQ and Ultraquin. All may be purchased as a dual sunscreen/skin lightening products. Lustra, Glyquin XM and Neostrata HQ have the added benefit of glycolic acid, an exfoliant that helps to increase the efficacy of hydroquinone by gently removing dead skin cells on the skin surface. Ultraquin does not contain an exfoliant but can be used in conjunction with one. Products such as MaMa Lotion (an alpha hydroxy acid preparation) and Green Cream (a retinol preparation) will complement the action of Ultraquin and other hydroquinone preparations.
How does hydroquinone cream work?
Hydroquinone works by decreasing the production and increasing the breakdown of melanosomes (melanin pigment granules) in the skin's pigment cells (melanocytes). Melanin and melanocytes are responsible for skin coloring. Hydroquinone does this by inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase, the enzyme needed to make melanin.
How effective is hydroquinone cream?
In most cases, some skin lightening will be apparent after 4 weeks of treatment. Though it may take longer to see complete results, generally within 8 to 12 weeks. If no skin lightening effect is seen after using a hydroquinone product after 3 months, then treatment should be discontinued.
You can maximize the effectiveness of hydroquinone by staying out of the sun, wearing protective clothing or using a broad spectrum UVA/UVB SPF 15 or higher sunscreen when outdoors. Because protection from the sun is so important when using a hydroquinone preparation, you may want to consider purchasing a hydroquinone preparation with UVA/UVB protection for use during the day and one without for use at night. Alternatively, you may purchase one product without SPF and combine it with a really good sun blocker that contains active ingredients like Mexoryl SX, Mexoryl XL, Titanium dioxide, Avobenzone, Tinosorb M or Tinosorb S.
Brands such as Anthelios or Bioderma Photoderm Max block against both UVA and UVB rays and deliver high SPF protection. Hydraphase UV SPF 30 is a moisturizer plus UVA/UVB sunblock in one and is an excellent choice for normal to dry skin types. Sunlamps and tanning salons should be avoided.
Hydroquinone should be used regularly until desired results are achieved. Use after that should be as required to maintain results. If no improvement is seen within 4 to 6 months, treatment should be discontinued.
Some photos of skin treated with hydroquinone 4% creams
Before Treatment
After Treatment
How to use hydroquinone cream
As with most skin preparations it is wise to test for skin sensitivity by applying the cream to a small patch of hyperpigmented skin. If redness or itching do not occur within 24 hours, it's probably safe to begin treatment.
Clean and dry the skin before applying a thin film of cream twice daily to the hyperpigmented area(s) in need of bleaching. Rub into the skin well.
Apply just enough to cover the affected areas and avoid applying to normal skin, as this will lighten as well. Hence wash your hands after applying unless these are areas of treatment.
Do not apply the hydroquinone near the eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes.
Avoid using other medicated topical products (particularly peroxide products) on the same area at the same time unless directed to do so by your doctor.
When using non-medicated cosmetics, sunscreens, and moisturising lotions, apply hydroquinone first, then wait several minutes before applying them over the top.
Hydroquinone cream safety and side effects
Overall adverse effects with the use of hydroquinone tends to be minimal and there is a lot of research to support its safety. Preparations tend to be very well tolerated in over 30 years of clinical use. Some women may experience minor and temporary skin irritations including mild itching or stinging and reddening of the skin (irritant contact dermatitis). If these do not subside the cream should be stopped.
Side effects that should warrant stopping the cream and seeking medical advice immediately include severe burning, itching, crusting, or swelling of treated areas (possible allergic contact dermatitis) and any unusual skin discolouration.
The most serious adverse effect related to the use of hydroquinone is exogenous ochronosis. This disorder is characterized by progressive darkening of the area to which hydroquinone is applied. Exogenous ochronosis usually occurs in black patients who have used hydroquinone at high concentrations (i.e. over 4%) over many years. The risk increases if users are not diligent about avoiding the sun or using sunscreen when exposed to sunlight.
If melasma does not improve within 4-6 months, hydroquinone should be discontinued. Hydroquinone treatments are best used in conjunction with your physician.
Hydroquinone cream precautions
Do not use benzoyl peroxide, hydrogen peroxide, or other peroxide products when using hydroquinone. A temporary dark staining of the skin may occur. If accidentally used together, wash the skin with soap and water to remove the staining.
Hydroquinone creams may contain sodium metabisulphite that may cause serious allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis) in certain susceptible people.
fonic;442555 said:
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Lightenex by PharmaClinix is the World brand leader for skin lightening & hyperpigmentation treatments, resulting in a glowing complexion!
Lightenex is the most effective skin lightening treatment, using naturally derived ingredients. Lightenex is especially developed for Asian & Arabic Skin, and is used by the Middle Eastern Royal Families & Bollywood stars!
Now even Aesthetic Dermatologists all over the world recommend Lightenex for hyperpigmentation! ..check out some of them on our website
Lightenex is Clinically tested, Licensed & Produced in the EU, following the most stringent European standards.
Read on..to find out why Lightenex cream by PharmaClinix is the best Skin Whitening product in the UK and recommended by UK Skin Lightening experts! - It can start lightening your face within a few weeks!
Lightenex Skin Lightening cream has been clinically proven to lighten the skin gradually and safely.
Lightenex:
Lightens Melasma & Chloasma Patches
Lightens Dark patches
Lightens Hyperpigmentation
Gets Rid of Freckles & Other Spots
Lightens Liver Spots & Age Spots
Lightens Under-Eye Dark Circles
Reduces Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Evens Out Skin Tone
Lightens & Removes Mask of Pregnancy
Safe on ALL parts of the body including face, neck, under arms, legs, hands, feet, stomach, back & intimate areas.
Lightenex Skin Lightening cream is:
Clinically Tested, Licensed & Produced in the EU
No Hydroquinone or harmful chemical ingredients
Not a bleaching product
110% Safe to use in pregnancy
Does not contain any animal products
Not tested on animals
Lightenex can Lighten Melasma & Chloasma (Mask of Pregnancy)
Lightenex is the only product in the UK which is guaranteed to reduce dark patches on the skin caused from Melasma
Melasma also known as Chloasma or Mask of Pregnancy is very common in Asian women. It is caused by the female hormones and can during pregnancy, while on the contraceptive pill or hormone replacement therapy.
Lightenex blocks the production of Tyrosinase, so the dark melanin- forming cells are reduced. Dark patches are therefore evened-out, giving you a fairer complexion.
Lightenex contains the maximum concentration of Skin Lightening agents, which work together to give you the best skin lightening results!
Directions of use:
In the morning and at night:
Ensure skin is freshly cleansed.
Apply LIGHTENEX cream, taking care to avoid the delicate skin around the eyes and use EYERIX cream around the eyes. Massage this cream into the skin. Wait for five minutes for absorption.
Apply MOISUTURIX SPF 25 to lock in the LIGHTENEX. The rich formula prevents water loss and blocks sunlight (UVA and UVB light) which causes darkening of the skin. The unique formulation patent pending) penetrates the deep, thicker layer of the skin to provide the ultimate moisturiser.
A high sun protection moisturising cream, with a minimum SPF value of 25 should be applied after a few minutes to minimise sun-damage. Moisturix SPF 25 is highly recommended.
An independent audit & Clinical trials were carried out by a Dermatology Clinic on the effectiveness and safety of our products. The tests were carried out over 8 weeks with the research procedure S.L.B, ITA-TEST, using the following apparatus:
Mexameter MX 8 (for melanin level)
Visioscan VC98 camera
Sebumeter SM 810
Cornerometer CM 825 PC
Cutometer SEM 875
The results were as follows:
79% of the volunteers found a significant increase in the lightening of the skin by 26%.
84% of the volunteers found:
A more even Skin-tone
Decrease of the epidermis roughness
Smoothing of the skin
Improvements in the skin firmness
Increase the elasticity of the skin
Use Lightenex cream for that healthy glow & radiance!
Lightenex contains a unique blend of highly concentrated proven skin lightening ingredients derived from plant extracts, in addition to anti-oxidants, vitamins & proteins which reduce the production of Melanin, the dark pigment in the skin.
Active Skin Lighteners:
Kojic dipalmitate
Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract
Imperata Cylindrica Extract
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi L. Sprengel
Daucus Carota Sativa (carrot) root extract
Mitracarpus Scaber Extract
Octocrylene
The time it takes to clear pigmentation varies from one person to another. Whilst some can see a difference in 6-8 weeks, it can take up to 6 months, depending on skin type, age, extent and spread of pigmentation.
Lightenex will need to be used as an ongoing treatment to prevent further pigmentation.
For even faster results, the PharmaClinix Skin Lightening programme should be followed:
Lightenex Face Scrub & Wash: www.LightenexFaceScrub.com
Lightenex Face Toner: www.LightenexToner.com
Lightenex Face Mask: www.LightenexFaceMask.com
Lightenex Body Lotion: www.LightenexBodyLotion.com
It is important to establish that our products must be used both in the morning and evening in order to see their full benefits.
Lightenex will take about 8 weeks to begin to work, as this amount of time is required to inhibit the production of melanin which causes the darker skin colour and age spots.
Our products have been through rigorous clinical trials and have shown 100% safety and is approved by the European Union.
Lightenex® is recommended by Professionals!
Checkout Surveys carried out by independents on
www.bestasianskinlightening.com
www.top5skinlightening.com
www.skinlighteningreviews.com
For particularly stubborn or deep hyperpigmentation, Lightenex Plus should be used.
Lightenex is the most effective skin lightening treatment, using naturally derived ingredients. Lightenex is especially developed for Asian & Arabic Skin, and is used by the Middle Eastern Royal Families & Bollywood stars!
Now even Aesthetic Dermatologists all over the world recommend Lightenex for hyperpigmentation! ..check out some of them on our website
Lightenex is Clinically tested, Licensed & Produced in the EU, following the most stringent European standards.
Read on..to find out why Lightenex cream by PharmaClinix is the best Skin Whitening product in the UK and recommended by UK Skin Lightening experts! - It can start lightening your face within a few weeks!
Lightenex Skin Lightening cream has been clinically proven to lighten the skin gradually and safely.
Lightenex:
Lightens Melasma & Chloasma Patches
Lightens Dark patches
Lightens Hyperpigmentation
Gets Rid of Freckles & Other Spots
Lightens Liver Spots & Age Spots
Lightens Under-Eye Dark Circles
Reduces Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Evens Out Skin Tone
Lightens & Removes Mask of Pregnancy
Safe on ALL parts of the body including face, neck, under arms, legs, hands, feet, stomach, back & intimate areas.
Lightenex Skin Lightening cream is:
Clinically Tested, Licensed & Produced in the EU
No Hydroquinone or harmful chemical ingredients
Not a bleaching product
110% Safe to use in pregnancy
Does not contain any animal products
Not tested on animals
Lightenex can Lighten Melasma & Chloasma (Mask of Pregnancy)
Lightenex is the only product in the UK which is guaranteed to reduce dark patches on the skin caused from Melasma
Melasma also known as Chloasma or Mask of Pregnancy is very common in Asian women. It is caused by the female hormones and can during pregnancy, while on the contraceptive pill or hormone replacement therapy.
Lightenex blocks the production of Tyrosinase, so the dark melanin- forming cells are reduced. Dark patches are therefore evened-out, giving you a fairer complexion.
Lightenex contains the maximum concentration of Skin Lightening agents, which work together to give you the best skin lightening results!
Directions of use:
In the morning and at night:
Ensure skin is freshly cleansed.
Apply LIGHTENEX cream, taking care to avoid the delicate skin around the eyes and use EYERIX cream around the eyes. Massage this cream into the skin. Wait for five minutes for absorption.
Apply MOISUTURIX SPF 25 to lock in the LIGHTENEX. The rich formula prevents water loss and blocks sunlight (UVA and UVB light) which causes darkening of the skin. The unique formulation patent pending) penetrates the deep, thicker layer of the skin to provide the ultimate moisturiser.
A high sun protection moisturising cream, with a minimum SPF value of 25 should be applied after a few minutes to minimise sun-damage. Moisturix SPF 25 is highly recommended.
An independent audit & Clinical trials were carried out by a Dermatology Clinic on the effectiveness and safety of our products. The tests were carried out over 8 weeks with the research procedure S.L.B, ITA-TEST, using the following apparatus:
Mexameter MX 8 (for melanin level)
Visioscan VC98 camera
Sebumeter SM 810
Cornerometer CM 825 PC
Cutometer SEM 875
The results were as follows:
79% of the volunteers found a significant increase in the lightening of the skin by 26%.
84% of the volunteers found:
A more even Skin-tone
Decrease of the epidermis roughness
Smoothing of the skin
Improvements in the skin firmness
Increase the elasticity of the skin
Use Lightenex cream for that healthy glow & radiance!
Lightenex contains a unique blend of highly concentrated proven skin lightening ingredients derived from plant extracts, in addition to anti-oxidants, vitamins & proteins which reduce the production of Melanin, the dark pigment in the skin.
Active Skin Lighteners:
Kojic dipalmitate
Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract
Imperata Cylindrica Extract
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi L. Sprengel
Daucus Carota Sativa (carrot) root extract
Mitracarpus Scaber Extract
Octocrylene
The time it takes to clear pigmentation varies from one person to another. Whilst some can see a difference in 6-8 weeks, it can take up to 6 months, depending on skin type, age, extent and spread of pigmentation.
Lightenex will need to be used as an ongoing treatment to prevent further pigmentation.
For even faster results, the PharmaClinix Skin Lightening programme should be followed:
Lightenex Face Scrub & Wash: www.LightenexFaceScrub.com
Lightenex Face Toner: www.LightenexToner.com
Lightenex Face Mask: www.LightenexFaceMask.com
Lightenex Body Lotion: www.LightenexBodyLotion.com
It is important to establish that our products must be used both in the morning and evening in order to see their full benefits.
Lightenex will take about 8 weeks to begin to work, as this amount of time is required to inhibit the production of melanin which causes the darker skin colour and age spots.
Our products have been through rigorous clinical trials and have shown 100% safety and is approved by the European Union.
Lightenex® is recommended by Professionals!
Checkout Surveys carried out by independents on
www.bestasianskinlightening.com
www.top5skinlightening.com
www.skinlighteningreviews.com
For particularly stubborn or deep hyperpigmentation, Lightenex Plus should be used.
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If its available in Canada as I am I can send some to you Fonic!
I will check with the pharmacist this week like Monday.
I will check with the pharmacist this week like Monday.
fonic;442564 said:
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On second thought...won't be trying the hydroquinone after I googled -"dangers of hydroquinone".
There is another natural product called Alpha Arbutin which looks promising.
There is another natural product called Alpha Arbutin which looks promising.
