Anal Bleaching

Can't be good for it

When I first read a news article about anal bleaching, I thought it was an April Fool's joke. Maybe it still is. The article I saw, said bleaching was in demand in places where women wore thong swimsuits. Apparently they want to lighten the asshole enough to match the overall tan. What ever the reason is, whether to have a more photogenic anus or to impress the pool boy when picking up your beach bag, it can't be good for sensitive skin tissue. It would be a horrible let down if the sight of a perfectly tinted butthole had me reaching for the family sized bottle of Dr. Superslip and the lady attached to this incredible bottom rolls over and screams "Dont' even think about it! I just got bleached and it burns so bad I won't be able to shit for a week!". It takes all the romance out it
 
i wonder if this is how Michael Jackson got started with his own obsession and desire of wanting a 'perfect body'.

i heard this discussed on Howard Stern's show ... all i could think while listening, "Ouch... that's gonna burn ... hmmm .. wouldn't it be more practical for this woman to simply tan the rest of the body to match the color of her anus??".
 
This is another excellent example of why I get so upset over the lengths women feel they need to go to attain/maintain attractiveness. It's bad enough already that they shave off most of their body hair and diet to look prepubesent. (Why anyone would want to have sex with a woman who doesn't look sexually mature is beyond me.)

But that's all just my two cents.
 
I too saw that episode. All I could think when I saw it, (after closing my mouth since my jaw was on the floor) was good god people go to extremes.

I understand what you're saying Brighteyed. I hear all the time about more & more "procedures" to "look your best". It's not just women anymore either! More & more things are for men too. It doesn't seem to me like they're "looking their best". It seems to me like they're trying to fake something. Perhaps that's just my own issues, but it just seems every day people will go to more & more extremes to achieve a "perfection" that isn't attainable.
 
Meilien said:
I understand what you're saying Brighteyed. I hear all the time about more & more "procedures" to "look your best". It's not just women anymore either! More & more things are for men too. It doesn't seem to me like they're "looking their best". It seems to me like they're trying to fake something. Perhaps that's just my own issues, but it just seems every day people will go to more & more extremes to achieve a "perfection" that isn't attainable.

"perfection" indeed. The common conception of "beauty" is so not beautiful and unattractive to me anyhow that I'm often utterly baffled by the cultural obsession with it.

I'll take a girl with a Buddha belly, hairy pits, and tons of self confidence over the rest of the plastic masses any day of the week. I want friends and lovers made of flesh, sweat, and dirt to run around with laughing and being just joyfully human.
 
Skin bleaching

Question:
This might sound a little odd but I have heard that products which contain hydroquinone, kojic acid, and mandelic acid can suppress pigmentation in order to lighten the skin. I'm looking for a way to lighten the darker skin around my anal area. Do you know where I can purchase such a product? Or/and if chemical peels:eek: or any type of laser treatment :eek: may do the trick.

Answer:
There are a number of medications that can be used to lighten the skin for people who have skin pigmentation problems. Hydroquinone 2 to 5% cream, tretinoin 0.05% cream, azelaic acid 20% cream or glycolic acid 12% cream or lotion are some of the recommended treatments for a condition called melasma. Melasma are dark discolourations of the skin in patches often localised to the face. Melasma is more common in women and is more likely to occur during pregnancy or due to some medications.

All such treatments take a long time to have an effect and often treatment needs to be continued for a year or longer. It may also take a number of months before an effect is first seen. The hyperpigmentation may also return after the treatment is finished.

It is best to avoid topical tretinoin cream in pregnancy; however, if it is unintentionally used during pregnancy, safety data presently available suggests that there is no increased risk to the baby.

As you have mentioned kojic acid has also been used for pigmentation disorders, however there are no products available in Australia containing this medication. Mandelic acid has been used topically for the treatment of acne; however it does not appear to be commonly used in skin pigmentation disorders.

Most of the medications suggested as options for hyperpigmentation disorders are readily available from pharmacies; however some may need to be made up by the pharmacy.

In resistant pigmentation conditions, facial peels with glycolic acid may be useful. A doctor who has experience in facial peels should be consulted for this procedure. Laser therapy is another option, however again a specialist will be able to give advice as to whether any improvement would be expected.

A discussion with your doctor may help you decide which of the available treatments best meets your needs. Also, as you are concerned by pigmentation around the anal area and the skin in this region is very sensitive it would be very important to discuss the problem with your doctor and/or pharmacist before starting treatment as you don't want to cause a skin reaction or irritation. :eek:
 
I have vitiligo,my skin is like an albino in places especially my genitalia,and ass
 
Here it is in all it's glory

Found this link about the show from the CRAPPERS QUARTERLY. On the page it has a link to a video of the aforementioned anal bleaching. Brilliant. I think I'll just leave the lights low and cut back on red meat and artificial colors, thanks.


~Creme :kiss: ANAL BLEACHING DR 90210
 
It just warms my heart to know Hollywood & BH are on the cutting edge. :rolleyes:

For the record. I work with a woman who went to Pink Cheeks to get one of their famous bikini waxes. Her landing strip was crooked & she was bleeding from the aesthetician ripping the wax off without putting down a layer of talcum powder first. Real pro job there. I referred her to my wonderful waxer at a less high profile salon in the Valley.

Just because they are on TV doesn't make them the best.


The best cosmetic surgeon featured on Dr. 90210 is Dr. Robert Kotler. He's truley the best at what he does. He's also an incredibley nice & wonderful person & really cares about his patients. The best facial surgeon in the country in my opinion. If you want a face lift or a nose job, he's the man to see. :catroar:
 
if she bleaches it how am i gonna see my target??? it will all just blend in!!
:D
 
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