Melanotan dirty brown

**hsvcraig** · 10-16-2011, 11:59 PM

Anyone used melanotan n gone brown but sort of like a dirty brown in color. Thats what I'm finding

**Choppers** · 10-17-2011, 04:25 AM

are you using tanning beds or natural UV light from the Sun? if its the former, then its a common complaint.

**AnabolicJ** · 10-17-2011, 09:19 AM

yes i have went a "mucky brown"

**hsvcraig** · 10-17-2011, 02:22 PM

Um mainly tanning bed. What did you mean by former? Any ideas on how to not look Indian?

**Far from massive** · 10-17-2011, 07:51 PM

Yes please explain, I just ordered a bottle of the shyte and would love to know what to do to get a nice tan. Are you saying that tanning beds are no good for Melanotan, if so I hope it gets here soon as its only 60 right now during the day and dropping quick, looks like a glass box with a heater may be in my future LOL

**Far from massive** · 10-17-2011, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by hsvcraig

Um mainly tanning bed. What did you mean by former? Any ideas on how to not look Indian?

Take off the feather headress, dump the moccasins and quit calling your freaking bong a peace pipe.....

**hsvcraig** · 10-18-2011, 02:08 AM

Lol I'll give ya that

**aitaronz** · 10-31-2011, 06:51 AM

Getting the right colour is all about balancing the melanotan dose with the amount of UV you're getting...

Originally Posted by aitaronz

It depends a lot on your base complexion, but some people find MT2 without UV tanning gives them a funny grey-yellow colour.

The reason is that there are two types of melanin - the brownish black eumelanin and the reddish yellow pheomelanin. MT2 produces eumelanin, and some people need to tan to produce more pheomelanin to match it for a natural-looking colour. But as I say - it depends. Try it and see. If you start looking grey, ease up on the dose (or stop for a few days altogether), and go sit in the sun.

**spywizard** · 10-31-2011, 07:06 AM

it only increases your own ability to tan, so if you're going to be "muddy brown" then that's what you'll turn.. it's not like a spray on tan where you can pick the color..

in the end it all comes down to genetics.. people with a fair complexion benefit the most in that they have never been able to tan, or have extended exposure to the sun.. now they can..

**956Vette** · 10-31-2011, 08:34 AM

Originally Posted by spywizard

it only increases your own ability to tan, so if you're going to be "muddy brown" then that's what you'll turn.. it's not like a spray on tan where you can pick the color..

in the end it all comes down to genetics.. people with a fair complexion benefit the most in that they have never been able to tan, or have extended exposure to the sun.. now they can..

Yes sir, good info

Pale + natural tanning ability + super potent synthetic melanocyte stimulating hormone (Melanotan II) + pigmentation => tanning all over, particularly where the most melanocyte activities take place per users genetics/history

Tanning to achieve a uniform color takes diligence, the right peptide (and candidate) & patience (at the least)

Folks who assume they can tan freckles/moles and the rest of their canvas at the same rate...wake up to a rude/foolish awakening => hence the typical MT-II freak out (happens to most imho)