Don’t experiment with Melanotan peptide tanning without considering the long list of effects. The skin is the largest organ and can be wildly unpredictable. For this reason, it is best to start Melanotan results research by excluding yourself immediately. Melanotan peptides consist of two main products, Melanotan One (MT-1) and Melanotan 2 (MT-II). Firstly, it’s a more natural amino acid, and secondly, it’s a super potent analog. Melanotan peptides are for specific genetic conditions for those with certain goals. Sun protection is very important for people with sun allergies who live in sunny latitudes and longitudes (such as Australia, Norway, South Africa, USA).

First of all, Melanotan peptides work by stimulating melanocytes. Albinos do not need to apply. Melanocortin stimulation will not produce melanogenesis for those who lack melanin-producing cells. Very pale, red, blonde and blue eyes experience Melanotan’s tanning peptides the most. Skin type classification for positive responders is in the range of type I-II.

Sun damage and scarring limit Melanotan therapy options. It is better to pay special attention if you have freckles and moles. Tattoos and Melanotan can complement the skin, although it is better to seek the advice of people with experience. Sunscreen should always be used to protect the skin in conjunction with Melanotan.

Italians, skin type III-IV, those who can tan naturally should avoid the powerful peptide Melanotan. MT-1 has the potential to help these candidates tan without the sun. Having the natural ability to produce and darken melanin (versus red/yellow/orange) eliminates the need for a super powerful tanning product.

Melanotan is popular with athletes and fitness enthusiasts who want the look of a tanned body, but prefer not to be exposed to potentially harmful sun rays.