30-06-2013, 12:14 AM
(29-06-2013, 11:18 PM)♥AngieNoelle Wrote:(29-06-2013, 11:07 PM)dodo25 Wrote:(21-06-2013, 11:04 PM)♥AngieNoelle Wrote:(21-06-2013, 06:15 PM)dodo25 Wrote: Hi
I have been trying honey and water for eye lightening for about 2 months but it doesn't work at all I don't know why ....is there something could let it work for me I have dark brown eye and I'd like to have hazelish green color and when would I notice results should I wait for how long to notice any result and does msm work better and faster
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It takes time before you can see results from your eye lightening journey. This process is a verrrrrry slow progress, you may think your eyes aren't lightening up, however, they are and it just takes time, consistency, and patience. I have been lightening since January of this year and I didn't really see a lot of results in 2 months. Each person is different, some people claim to have seen results in a couple of days or weeks and then, there are others who start seeing results after a couple of months or longer. Don't think you are doing something wrong and don't feel discouraged, just keep going then you will see that your eyes are slowly put surely changing.
Chamomile tea, distilled water, and 100% pure honey is what I use. I started off with dark brown eyes too, and now they're like a chocolate brown color with light golden highlights around my irises. Don't give up, keep going......
Good luck.
Thaaaaaanks for your reply I wanna ask do you know does msm works faster I hate waiting to much
I've heard and have seen some people say that it works faster, therefore, give it a go. However, nothing comes overnight, patience again is the key.
I have a high patience and tolerance level and I want for my progress to speed up too, but this is a very slow process. Eventually I'll achieve the eye color I desire (hopefully). LOL I have seen slight changes but nothing drastic, and I only use distilled water and honey.
Good luck
Thank You so much and I hope it works for me
my last question how many times do use it per day