Researchers at the College of Natural Sciences, Austin, Texas, claim to have developed a chemical procedure to remove the outer skin layer responsible for skin color after more than 12 years of research.
This procedure, according to the researchers, involves a mixture including oxytane and benzodiazepine, requiring individuals to soak in a bath for 6 hours. The process allegedly allows the skin to peel off naturally, removing the upper skin layer.
Dr. Robert Woodcutter describes the procedure as straightforward, stating,
"With a mixture that includes oxytane and benzodiazepine. It would suffice to stay for 6 hours in a bath consisting of 50 grams per liter of water. Then the skin peels off naturally. This is in fact the upper skin layer responsible for the color that can be removed"
Another dermatologist, Dr. Harold Lancer, suggests this research could significantly impact future generations and celebrities.
Authorities speculate that this discovery might have implications for immigrants in the United States who may feel more integrated if their skin color matches that of the predominant population.
