I also want to try mt2, but because of my skin type 2-3 (more like 2) i got some worries about freckles.. i dont tan very well, i just get a very light tan in summer an some freckles on my arms and on my face (doesnt look dramatic - rather normal) .. i also burn myself relatively slowly regarding to my skin type but I AM F*CKIN PALE!
Now i am wondering if it would be better to start with mt1 (just 20mg - 2 vials) to get a basic tan.. and thereafter start with mt2? Or would it be better to start with mt2 at low dosage?
i am sorry if that is a dumb question, but i have read that mt1 wouldnt cause as many freckles as mt2.. so i thought that would be an appropriate treatment for me?
What do you think about this idea? I just dont want to look like a dalmatian while using melanotan* ]
Thanks for your help!*
Great question, I like the idea of starting off with MT-1. If you in fact see results you appreciate and find you need a product with greater potency, it's good to know mt-2 is more widely available & on the cheap. Either way, my hope is you say goodbye to burning your skin!* ;D
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Great question, I like the idea of starting off with MT-1. If you in fact see results you appreciate and find you need a product with greater potency, it's good to know mt-2 is more widely available & on the cheap. Either way, my hope is you say goodbye to burning your skin!* ;D
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Thank you for your reply Melanotan!
How much mt1 do i need in my case to get such a basic tan? What do you think?
So.. Starting off with mt2 at low dosage isnt recommended in my case?
Generally MT1 will take about 30-40mg to get a good tan, we sell vials at £26, that means its about £85-120 including needles, wipes and water.
You'll use 2 vials in about 20 days, then each additional vial will last you about 30 days.
On the flipside you can get similar results with as little as 10-20mg of melanotan 2, that only costs £20 for a vial, meaning about £25-50.
The first vial will last you 30 days, subsequent vials lasting 2-3 months.
If you're willing to spend a little more and take it slower, MT1 is ideal for you as it has lesser sides.
If you're on a tight budget MT2 is generally much better, but you have to be aware of the side effects and keep an eye on them.
Generally MT1 will take about 30-40mg to get a good tan, we sell vials at £26, that means its about £85-120 including needles, wipes and water.
You'll use 2 vials in about 20 days, then each additional vial will last you about 30 days.
On the flipside you can get similar results with as little as 10-20mg of melanotan 2, that only costs £20 for a vial, meaning about £25-50.
The first vial will last you 30 days, subsequent vials lasting 2-3 months.
If you're willing to spend a little more and take it slower, MT1 is ideal for you as it has lesser sides.
If you're on a tight budget MT2 is generally much better, but you have to be aware of the side effects and keep an eye on them.
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Thank you for the information labpeptides.net!
But the idea is to get just a basic tan with mt1, not the final tan.
Just to avoid new freckles..
After getting a basic tan i would start off with mt2. Will this work?
Or isnt there a big difference in getting freckles between mt1 and mt2?
It will not work the way you're thinking unfortunately. There really is not a secret art or dance for avoiding the darkening of freckles had you want to achieve a suntan, with or without melanotropins added to the equation (given your skin type/condition). Although I do not feel you should worry about new freckles, MT-1 is indeed a much less potent alternative to the popular MT-2.
for the most part just sunning with or without MT will tend to make freckles show up , one friend of ours has never used MT and has a large amount of freckles when she fades in the winter but they tend to fade into the tan in summer.
I have lot of freckles, and I was worried too about how they were gonna look after melanotan. But when you start to tan, they will blend(?) in more and more, and when you reach that nice summer tan, they will barely be visable. I don't think about it at all anymore.
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