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Interesting, though why would a person want to do this skin depigmentation? Is it like people dying their hair color?
by landemva 3y ago
Interesting, though why would a person want to do this skin depigmentation? Is it like people dying their hair color?
- nicup12345689 3y agoLookup lipofuscin, many spots are made of it. Goes beyond aesthetics
- whycome 3y agoI think the presumption here is that they are white and reducing the look of dark spots and not someone with darker skin lightening it overall. A challenge with skin-related literature (and internet comments) is that there's always the unspoken assumption that you're talking about a white person unless stated otherwise. Even the article reads oddly of you start off thinking of them as a dark skinned person.
- manmal 3y agoAging skin usually accumulates pigmentation abnormalities, like hyper- and hypopigmentation. Ascorbic acid might be able to help both. That’s not exclusive to Caucasian skin types btw. In my case, I‘m just taking it as a sign that it’s working, as pigmentation is only one of the areas AA affects.