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Edit 3/3/14

Using Sulphur very likely brought more pigment back, which isn't what I want. It is know for "bringing out suppressed skin conditions". My original brown pigment was suppressed when I depigmented. It was a big mistake using it. I won't do so again.

Edit 3/19/14

I've learned more about homeopathy since joining this forum. It's not easy to find out what the "right way" to practice homeopathy is, since homeopaths have so many differing opinions, but here are the current conclusions I've come to:

- There is no difference in effectiveness for dry doses (pills) or liquid doses. They have the same effect. Choosing which to use depends on patient preference. The key is finding the right remedy for the individual.

- For chronic skin conditions, a daily dose of a remedy at a 6c potency is optimal. These daily doses gradually stimulate the vital force to heal the chronic issue.

- Since I'm using pills now, a single dose is 1 or 2 pills dissolved under the tongue.

- Once improvement is seen, the dose should be gradually lessened or stopped.

- If no improvement is seen in 2-3 months, it's not the correct remedy, and another should be used.

- Some remedies may have a higher chance of aggravations, such as Thuja. All remedies should be well researched before using.

- Combinations of complementary remedies may or may not be more effective than single remedies. 

I've been researching more about homeopathic remedies for skin conditions, and they say Sulphur is one of the top skin remedies. Anyone tried it?