u/the_emo_emu22

Has anyone else gotten uneven results? I feel like my face and stomach have gotten much darker than my legs and feet. Is that normal, or has anyone found a way to even it out?

I’ve been using MT2 for a week, then took a one-week break, and now I’ve been back on it for another week. I’m definitely starting to get a little darker.
I’m about to spend the weekend at the lake, but I’m not bringing my MT2 with me. I did take a 500 mcg dose yesterday before going tanning.
Since MT2 is still in my system, should I just treat sun exposure like I normally would and use sunscreen as usual? Or does MT2 staying active mean I should approach sun exposure differently?

For those of y’all who used it and quit, did it have any lasting effect on your ability to tan? Or did you eventually end up right back where you started—just with more freckles and moles?

I just started taking MT2 this past Tuesday, and I’m planning to go out of town next Tuesday for a full week.

Is taking a week off going to majorly affect my results, or is it not a big deal as long as I just resume where I left off when I get back?

I'm confused and brand new to all of this.
I have a 30 mL vial of BAC water and a 10 mg vial of MT2. From what I've been reading, it seems like I would add 1 mL of BAC water to the 10 mg vial to reconstitute it.
If that's correct, and I wanted to start at 100 mcg per day, would that mean drawing to the 1 unit mark on a U100 insulin syringe?
The part that's throwing me off is that 1 unit looks tiny on the syringe. Am I understanding this correctly, or is any of my math completely wrong?

Got my first vial today and I’m honestly pretty nervous about starting. 😅

Would anyone be willing to hop on a quick call or walk me through the process? Mainly just wanna make sure I’m mixing, dosing, and administering it correctly.

I came across a comment on Reddit where someone claimed MT2 can trigger vitiligo, and it got me nervous. I’ve tried searching around but haven’t found much actual evidence one way or the other.

Hey guys — I just got my first batch and I’m planning to start on Tuesday. I’ve got a pretty big event on Saturday — do you think I’ll see noticeable results by then?

Any video guides for the process? I’m very nervous.

I met my partner's friends last Saturday, and they were a pretty loud group, while I'm usually more calm and reserved at first.
Going in, I expected to mostly observe while they asked me questions and kind of grilled me a bit. But that didn't really happen - they didn't ask much, and during a four hour hangout I feel like I barely talked.
I mostly just stayed chill, laughed at their jokes, and went with the flow.
At the end though, she mentioned that she really wants us to all share friends and have more of a combined friend group. That made me wonder if she was kinda setting expectations that she wanted me to be closer with them - and whether I didn't really meet that in the moment.
Now I'm wondering - should I have tried to insert myself more into conversations? Or is it normal to just take it easy the first time and not force it?
Curious what people typically expect in that situation and if I should approach it differently next time.
TLDR: I met my partner's friend group and ended up being pretty quiet while just going with the flow. She later said she wants us all to share a friend group, which made me wonder if I should've been more outgoing. Is it normal to take it easy the first time, or should I have put in more effort to engage?

Hey everyone — I’m pretty new to spray tans and trying to get into a good routine, but I feel like I’m still missing a few things.

I recently got a membership and plan to go about once a week. My experience so far:

- First time (2 weeks ago): overall decent result, but hands and feet looked rough

- Second time (last week): didn’t exfoliate like I should have… and yeah, results were pretty bad

So this week I’m planning to really exfoliate well beforehand and try to do it right.

A couple things I still can’t seem to figure out:

- Facial hair/stubble: I feel like the tan kind of clumps or looks uneven around it. Not terrible, but definitely noticeable

- Hands and feet: honestly, they’ve never looked even remotely good. I’m actually considering just not getting them sprayed this time

- Shade choice: I did medium last time, but I’m thinking about going lighter this time so it looks more natural — especially if I skip hands/feet so the contrast isn’t as obvious

Would love any tips, routines, or things that have worked for you. Also totally open to being told if any of this sounds like a bad idea 😅

My main goal is just to get something that looks natural and consistent, and I’m definitely not there yet.