He had the skin condition vitiligo, look it up.
Michael Jackson did NOT bleach his skin. He had vitiligo, a skin disorder which causes depigmentation in patches of skin. When the disease first started he would use darker cream to blend it in with his mostly dark skin but when the lighter patches covered most of his skin he had to use lighter cream to blend it in.
Your baby will look like Micheal Jackson
With skin bleach.
No, the autopsy found that he had vitiligo and lupus, so his skin turned white in blotches. He could have had some skin bleached to provide a more uniform complexion. (De-pigmentation is a process that many people with vitiligo do to get rid of those blotchy spots.)In Addition: Michael Jackson did not bleach himself in a bath of bleach : he had a skin disease called Vitiligo which caused him to get white blotches on his skin until it was nearly completely whitened.Some people think that Michael Jackson had plastic surgery to turn himself white, but they are wrong as the people who think that it is possible to bleach yourself white.For more information about the disease search for the skin disease called Vitiligo, see the related link.
No, no it doesn't. Don't TRY to bleach your skin, it ultimately leads to cancer.
if you are Micheal Jackson, anythings possible. Micheal!
No it does not. Bleach only whitens clothes. Bleach is toxic and can kill if swallowed. Be safe. +++ That's true but no-one was suggesting drinking it. You would though, be an idiot to try to bleach your skin!
Yes it can , but only if done daily
no some bleach have highest quality and some are lowest quality are bad for skin
Extreme dryness. You should use a product for skin lightning with good reviews. Do your homework if you still want to bleach your skin.
yes
Javex is bleach, a toxic substance that will kill any animal, including rabbits, if it's consumed. Bleach on the skin can lead to serious skin damage. Keep bleach away from animals. If a rabbit drank bleach or got bleach on its skin, bring it to a vet immediately. See the related question below for details.