SKIN CARE

[Anonymous No.15557916]

Expensive products edition.
How many and what kind of products do you use on your skin care routine and how much do they cost?

[Anonymous No.15557917]

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[Anonymous No.15557940]

Skincare is mostly a big meme. Just apply aloe vera once in a while and you're good if you're being extra conscious about it. Sleeping before midnight and for atleast 9 hours is what's important and the rest is genetics as long you don't drink, smoke or eat like absolute shit.

[Anonymous No.15557979]

>>15557940
Do you live in a tropical rain forest?

[Anonymous No.15558511]

>>15557916

Did waaaay too much research on this a while back, and an optimum routine is something like:

AM
1. Wash face with cleanser and dry (I use Cerave cleanser)
2. Some kind of Vitamin C serum with ferulic acid (I use Timeless)
3. Hydrating serum (Stratia Rewind)
4. Moisturizer (I use Cerave PM, which you can use all day as long as you use sunscreen)
5. A PA++++ sunscreen (This rating is generally found in Asian sunscreens, Western ones don't block the entire spectrum of damaging radiation)

PM
1. Wash face with cleanser again
2. Some kind of retinol (Ideally a high-% prescription tretinoin. You can easily get 0.04% online from Hims, but better to go up to 0.1% from a dermatologist when you know you can tolerate the lower strength. This shit is like Rogaine for your face; it makes you purge unhealthy skin and grow back stronger, healthier skin. Tons of products contain some kind of "retinol" but none are as good as tretinoin, and stacking multiple retinols does more harm than good, so don't.)
3. Hydrating serum again
4. Moisturizer again

After each step, wait 10+ minutes before applying next layer. Wait 20 minutes before and after tretinoin.

ONCE A WEEK: Replace retinol with a chemical exfoliant, like Stridex pads

ALSO
- Drink plenty of water (Keep a bottle around and filled and sip from it all day, not just when you're thirsty)
- Get plenty of sleep
- Dermarolling (Have a professional do it)
- Preventative Botox to prevent wrinkles from worsening
- For existing deep wrinkles, you may need fillers

[Anonymous No.15558519]

>>15558511

Also, **NEVER EVER GO OUTSIDE WITHOUT SUNSCREEN ON, EVEN WHEN IT'S CLOUDY**. The biggest skincare key is keeping UV radiation off your face. The rest, compared to that, is just window dressing.

[Anonymous No.15558622]

>>15558511
>After each step, wait 10+ minutes before applying next layer. Wait 20 minutes before and after tretinoin.

what the fuck.
How do you expect me to do this everyday

[Anonymous No.15558714]

>>15558519
expecially if it's cloudy.

[Anonymous No.15558751]

>>15558511
>optimum routine
>babby's first into skincare reddit routine

[Anonymous No.15558771]

>>15558511
>5. A PA++++ sunscreen (This rating is generally found in Asian sunscreens, Western ones don't block the entire spectrum of damaging radiation)
PA++++ is only equivalent to a minimum of PPD 16. The PA system sucks shit as a measure of sun protection. You should really be looking for something a lot higher than PPD 16 if you are interested in anti-aging.

[Anonymous No.15558905]

>>15558511
Retard, hydrating serum and moisturizer does the same thing, you're just wasting money. The only thing you need is cleanser, retinol/retinoid and a moisturizer.

[Anonymous No.15558914]

>>15558905
Actually, forget the cleanser and go for a BHA instead, way better

[Anonymous No.15558922]

>>15558905
>Using a retinoid without SPF
>Using a BHA as a cleanser
Enjoy your accelerated process of visible aging.

[Anonymous No.15558980]

>>15558922
Sunscreen is obvious, shouldn't have to be mentioned

Cleanser
> a cleanser is a facial care product that is used to remove make-up, dead skin cells, oil, dirt, and other types of pollutants from the skin of the face. This helps to unclog pores and prevent skin conditions such as acne. A cleanser is the first step in a skin care regimen and can be used in addition of a toner and moisturizer, following cleansing.

BHA
> the main difference between AHA and BHA is that the former is water soluble while beta hydroxy acid is oil soluble. In other words, BHA is very good when it comes to dissolving sebum, dirt and grease in the pores. In addition, BHA has anti-inflammatory properties and therefore works well against acne and problem skin. It is also often used against uneven skin pigmentation or sunburn.

Why use a cleanser?

[Anonymous No.15559013]

>>15558980
To get oil off your face

[Anonymous No.15559024]

>>15559013
You mean the oil the skin creates called sebum?
> Sebaceous glands secrete the oily, waxy substance called sebum

>BHA is oil-soluble and can dissolve sebum

> BHA is oil soluble, so it can reach in to clear excess oil and other substances that clog pores. The result is fewer bumps and, in a short period of time, minimized pore size.

Again, why cleanser?

[Anonymous No.15559060]

Darkie here, saw this guy a week ago. Showed off his regimen. I know he's obnoxious on here, but is his regimen good?

[Anonymous No.15559068]

>>15558980
A cleanser contains compounds that will emulsify the oil, which means it can be washed away with water. A BHA will dissolve oil but it won't wash it away. It isn't water soluble. And I'm not sure about this but I don't see how it would be able to dissolve sunscreen, pollution or anything that isn't oil. But besides it not being suitable as a cleanser, it's also far more irritating than a gentle cleanser would be. Using a BHA every day would be overkill for the vast majority of people, let alone if they are also using a retinoid. For people with dry skin types it isn't recommended to use BHA at all really.
Also the anti-inflammatory properties of a BHA only apply if you're leaving it on the skin.

[Anonymous No.15559080]

>>15557916
I need a new cleanser. I had the CorsX but runned out. I have acne problem in the back. What would be the best for me?

[Anonymous No.15559084]

>>15559060
What a disgusting commie nigger

[Anonymous No.15559087]

>>15559060
I don't know anon, I wonder if there is any way we could tell if the routine is good. Maybe we could check to see if there has been a huge improvement in his skin between the before and after pictures.

[Anonymous No.15559093]

>>15559087
Didn't think I needed to say it, but I meant if there was any negative side effects for it's usage, like visible aging happening because of misusing one cleanser, lotion cream or something

[Anonymous No.15559118]

>>15559068
> A cleanser contains compounds that will emulsify the oil, which means it can be washed away with water
>And I'm not sure about this but I don't see how it would be able to dissolve sunscreen, pollution or anything that isn't oil
You know what else does this? Soap. Sunscreen is either water or oil based , so soap gets rid of it.

You people sound like hobos because before you use your routine you should always wash your face.

> Using a BHA every day would be overkill for the vast majority of people
Do you drench your face in it or something? Just put some on a cotton pad and gently tap/rub your face with it, its enough and doesn't irritate the skin unless you already have skin problems (which it helps preventing) but then you should go to a dermatologist.

> Also the anti-inflammatory properties of a BHA only apply if you're leaving it on the skin.
Yeah, you should do that you aren't supposed to wash it away and you don't need to wait for your skin to absorb it before you apply the moisturizer

So once again, why cleanser?

[Anonymous No.15559174]

>>15559118
I explained why you should use a cleanser already. The part where the oil/dirt/product is dissolved and washed away in water is the point of cleansing. Soap is a cleanser as well, it's just a very harsh one that isn't suitable for facial skin. By "cleanser" I am referring to something that contains surfactants.

[Anonymous No.15559178]

>>15559080
A wash containing 10% benzyl peroxide or salicylic acid would be the most helpful. Leave it on for ten minutes before you wash it off (your back can take harsher treatment than your face). I also like Cerave SA smoothing cream for backne.
>>15559093
That routine is for someone with really oily skin so take that into account. It's also a very high percentage of tret. It will get results faster but you have a very high risk of irritation. You can get the same results over a longer period with a lower percentage. I don't know what that person did but you should start off at 0.025% anyway and see how it goes, tret has the potential to really fuck up your skin and if it does, it takes a long time to get it back to normal. You have to use SPF with it.

[Anonymous No.15559198]

>>15559178
Thanks for the answer. I was already thinking about. Would the facial cleanser from Differin be suitable too? I had a bad experience with Cerave in the past.

[Anonymous No.15559203]

What's a good moisturizer with SPF that is not very expensive?

[Anonymous No.15559220]

>>15559198
Panoxyl 10% wash is the one I've seen recommended for the purpose of bacne. The Differin one looks like it has 5%. Both should work.

[Anonymous No.15559392]

>>15559060
>9 months routine
>still ugly af

[Anonymous No.15559699]

>>15559060
those are not the same people LOL

[Anonymous No.15560350]

What sunscreen do anons use for their face?

[Anonymous No.15560375]

>>15559203
I like the cerave am facial lotion, its got 30 spf

[Anonymous No.15560877]

/thread

[Anonymous No.15561088]

Am i being retarded with my routine?

morning

Cleanser
Astringent
moisturizer
Suncream

night

Cleanser
Glycolic acid
Adapalene 0.1% gel (retinoid)
Night cream

[Anonymous No.15561090]

>>15560877

List products please

[Anonymous No.15561106]

>>15558511
you didnt do much research, did you?

>No statistically significant differences were noted between Retinol 0.2%/LR2412 2% cream and tretinoin 0.025% cream. Adverse effects were mostly graded mild. Overall, Retinol 0.2%/LR2412 2% cream was better tolerated than tretinoin 0.025% cream. At all visits, subject perception of the association of Retinol 0.2%/LR2412 2% was either comparable to or better than tretinoin 0.025% cream.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/jocd.12131

[Anonymous No.15561115]

>>15559060
he forgot the estrogen pills hes taking

[Anonymous No.15561116]

Attention: this thread is not for those new to skincare or any person with acne.

[Anonymous No.15561126]

>>15557917
that shaving cream and aftershave is literal trash, get proraso or sth.
no need for aftershave btw, it dries out the skin

[Anonymous No.15561131]

i used to use a cleanser with 2% salicylic acid and it dried the fuck out of my face. I switched to cerave hydrating cleanser and it feels better, but I still get acne in my forehead ( maybe stress?). Will a BHA toner dry me out real bad. I'm also using a vitamin c serum. Is retinol necessary?

[Anonymous No.15561134]

>>15561131
I moisturize with neutrogena sensitive skin oil-free moisturizer which i have no problems with.

[Anonymous No.15561165]

redpill me on retinol vs BHA. I know BHA helps your skin’s natural exfoliation process while retinol/retinoids have something to do with anti-aging, but that’s all I really understand. Are they interchangeable or do you need both?

[Anonymous No.15561169]

>>15557940
You need sunscreen, a cleanser, and a moisturizer at the minimum dude. ESPECIALLY a sunscreen like if NOTHING else.

[Anonymous No.15561171]

>>15561169
Wtf is it with people and sunscreen?? It's fucking autumn not summer?? There's no need for fucking sunscreen.

[Anonymous No.15561176]

>>15561171
stop being purposefully retarded

[Anonymous No.15561177]

>>15561171
UVA and UVB (direct and indirect) causes permanent damage to your skin. Most skin ageing comes from the sun. I understand that not everyone knows this. The seasons don't matter and I can't believe you asked that lol

[Anonymous No.15561535]

>>15561090

not op but use your eyes and google the labels please. stop being such a fucking lazy spook, asking to be spoonfed.

[Anonymous No.15561538]

>>15561171

[Anonymous No.15561543]

>>15557916

Use this shit every other night. Costs $74 usd but it works better than every other OTC retinoid i've ever purchased, feels good on my skin, and has really good ingredients.

Probably overpriced and hyped, but it's an expensive product that I like.

[Anonymous No.15561549]

>>15561543

I also had hyper pigmentation scars from cystic / hormonal acne. I began supplementing with zinc, which really helped overall (along with not being a teenager anymore), but I still had the scars left over.

Shark sauce really brightened my scars and evened out the texture within 2 weeks. Noticeable effect. Think this shit is like $30 usd for 30 ml so it's pretty pricey.

[Anonymous No.15561573]

Damn /fa/ really is a faggot board. All you need is coconut oil. That's it.
>b-but muh sunscreen
you need your vitamin D. Feeling burns after a while? Get in the shade then come back, like animals do.

[Anonymous No.15561584]

>>15557916
I'm looking for a dermaroler. Where to get ?

[Anonymous No.15561592]

>>15561584

dont get a dermaroller

[Anonymous No.15561593]

>>15561171

Enjoy looking like the right side

[Anonymous No.15561597]

>>15561593

...of this image I forgot to attach

[Anonymous No.15561603]

>>15561171
>temperature and time of year determine the potential damage sun exposure does

[Anonymous No.15561605]

>>15561573
>how to get bad skin when you're 30

[Anonymous No.15561625]

>>15561605
>I speak for everyone
>I need manufactured products to make me feel better.

[Anonymous No.15561637]

>>15561584
Don't listen to this faggot >>15561592. Just order it on Amazon. Make sure you clean it. The point of it is to reactivate the nerves in your face, so if you feel little shocks while rolling, you're doing it right. With that said, you still need to watch your cortisol levels.

[Anonymous No.15561646]

>>15557916
i use my sisters cream idk what it is

[Anonymous No.15561679]

>>15561597
probably not getting any pussy with a face like that

[Anonymous No.15561733]

>>15561535

Fuck off faggot bunch of chinky shit written you tard

[Anonymous No.15561738]

Vit C and B serums make my skin glow but I'm not really sure if they're improving my skin or is it just a temporary effect like makeup

[Anonymous No.15561744]

>>15561733
chinky shit on the right is hada labo, the red label has retinol in it i think, the gold is great, the white is too light to notice. the sunscreen is shiseido and has a great matte finish, but does whitecast a bit. i dont know what the other sunscreen is, the rest you can kinda read

[Anonymous No.15561967]

>>15561573

bait again

[Anonymous No.15561977]

>>15561171
>>15561573
>>15561637

This shit thread needs to die, some fucking samefag is being a retard and purposefully spreading misinformation.

1. wear sunscreen
2. dermarolling is bad

Come on don't fall for this obvious bait. Also sage.

[Anonymous No.15562487]

opinions on masks?

[Anonymous No.15562515]

>>15561977
dermarolling has been empirically proven to create mini wounds on your face. dermarolling is akin to self-harm, behaviour that isn’t fa

[Anonymous No.15562931]

>>15558511
>pre-made vitamin C serum
>I did waaayyy too much research lol

[Anonymous No.15562942]

>>15561169
Don’t need a sunscreen if you never leave the house

[Anonymous No.15562952]

I dermaroll my temples and it’s basically stopped them from receding and hair is growing back. I don’t know if it does anything for the rest of your face but it’s at least done that. I just clean it with alcohol before and after each use.

[Anonymous No.15563078]

>>15562515

Weightlifting creates mini wounds in your muscles. Obviously mini wounds aren’t intrinsically harmful

[Anonymous No.15563091]

>>15562515
beauty (whether through fashion or fitness) is pain my boi

[Anonymous No.15563179]

>>15561131
bump for retinol advice.

[Anonymous No.15563399]

How do I escape Freddy Krueger mode, guys? Been to a few dermatologists, got a few options but I don't want to be wasting my time here.
Any experience with Vampire Facial (PRP+Microneedling)?

[Anonymous No.15563588]

>>15557916
My morning routine is eerily similar to Batemans. I have atleast 6 different lotions/creams that I put on. Some at night some in the morning. I also have a bodywash and 2 different shampoos in the shower. I have had skin issues such as eczema since I was a kid so alot of it is prescribed or recommended by my dermatologist. I will say that it has helped tremendously.

[Anonymous No.15563606]

>>15563399
You probably need retinoid therapy for some months anon, you better keep trying on a dermatologist if you don't wanna be scarred permanently.

[Anonymous No.15563629]

just wanted to say, lurking these threads saved my complexion. i started getting adult acne in january, mostly explosive/volatile comedonal shit. i never heard of retinoids before this and it mad a huge difference in my post wash regiment. the difference is like night and day. thanks yall.

[Anonymous No.15563635]

Everything in this thread js cope, all you need is tretinoin and a good moisturizer

[Anonymous No.15563672]

>>15563606
It might be a bad picture. All of the acne is gone. These scars are the remainder.

[Anonymous No.15563832]

Has anybody done dermarolling or microneedling?

[Anonymous No.15563836]

>>15557935
>>15557933
>>15557930
>>15557927
>>15557924
>>15557922
>>15557920
>>15557917
>and not a sunscreen in sight
Over before it began

[Anonymous No.15563838]

>>15557940
>t.picrel

[Anonymous No.15563884]

>>15563838
See I'm not this bad, but I have scars I need to get rid of.

[Anonymous No.15563917]

>>15561977
I want to dermaroll my scalp to improve Minoxidil absorption.

[Anonymous No.15563950]

How do I deal with a stye that just won't go away? It's on the inside of the eye lid... makes one of my hunter eyes look droopy as fuck. is surgery the only option?

[Anonymous No.15564056]

>>15563950
Yes, unfortunately. If you don`t get rid of the stye early enough, the tissue changes and it becomes impossible for it to go away on its own. In my experience, both the procedure itself and the recovery process are painless. I was left with a small scar, since my insizion was done on the top of the eyelid, not underneath it. I would advise you not to waste your time with preudotreatments and just go for the operation.

[Anonymous No.15564067]

>>15563838
How does this even happen

[Anonymous No.15564181]

>>15562942
They say if you see sunlight you're seeing UV rays.

[Anonymous No.15564204]

>>15562952
Microneedling your face is what's known as a "vampire facial". Do you also use minox? Minox combined with dermarolling shows SIGNIFICANT hair growth.

[Anonymous No.15564218]

>>15563950
just tell peple that your eye is an oyster and you're growing a pearl

[Anonymous No.15564222]

>>15564067
it's called acne, bruh
fairly common

[Anonymous No.15564240]

>>15564067
>>15564222
It's also called genes. The severity in this case is genetic and probably chronic.

[Anonymous No.15564241]

>>15564181
nobody says that

[Anonymous No.15564242]

>>15564204
fill your face with tiny holes,
what could possibly go wrong?

[Anonymous No.15564256]

>>15564241
Sunlight ceases to be sunlight when it's not direct or is a shadow? Kill yourself effective immediately

[Anonymous No.15564291]

>>15557916
I work for a skincare company so I have too many to list, favorite "expensive" brand is goop though. Not using anything by them rn but planning on getting their moisturizer once it gets colder.
It's obviously ok to treat yourself but skincare is literally one of the most inflated priced things you can buy compared to what they cost to produce.

[Anonymous No.15564387]

My daily skin routine:
>drink green tea
>rub whatever's left in the cup on my face
How am I doing?

[Anonymous No.15564403]

Is it the best ever product against blackheads? My skin doesn't go well with multiple products nor changing routines, so I want to know if this is really worth it
Should I buy picrel or a foreo?

[Anonymous No.15564405]

>>15564403
foreo for reference

[Anonymous No.15564412]

>>15558511
damn, imagine living with so many products, sounds like hell to me, i rather live as a wrinkly bitch

[Anonymous No.15564418]

>>15564412
it kinda do be fun tho. cathartic to take that 10 minute spa break 2ce a day.

[Anonymous No.15564428]

>>15558622
to be fair thats retarded and not true. any difference between waiting one minute and ten is minute and inconsequential

[Anonymous No.15564433]

>>15564291
Thanks for sharing

[Anonymous No.15564434]

>>15564418
look at the women who work for beauty magazines who use these products consistently for years: they look like shit.

just more proof that consumerism and consumer products are a scam

[Anonymous No.15564448]

>>15564434
some look bad, some look good. we don't know what their daily routines are. someone who does coke and passes out in their makeup from partying probably isn't gonna look as consistently good as someone who doesn't, so idk where you're trying to go with this

[Anonymous No.15564458]

>>15564418
yeah, i can see the fun in that for those who like a consistent routine

[Anonymous No.15565054]

What are you guy's favorite sunscreens? I'm looking for a good one that doesn't break me out.

[Anonymous No.15565423]

>>15557916
where is the best place to buy a tretinoin cream online? and what's the best percentage to start at?

[Anonymous No.15565443]

>>15565054
I'm using the Eucerin Oil Control Spf 50 which has been great so far. Wears very light and matte

[Anonymous No.15565498]

>>15565423
0.025

[Anonymous No.15565568]

What's the most simple routine I can do as a dude with oily-ish skin in some areas dry flakes in others with 20% of the effort that gets me 80% of the results?

[Anonymous No.15565616]

Is there anything I can do to have a better time shaving when dealing with sensitive skin, specifically on my neck?

[Anonymous No.15565657]

>>15565568
cleanse and moisturize (spf for am) am + pm.
exfoliate 2-3 times a week with BHA (2%SA) or an AHA. Change pillowcases often, eat healthy.
or just read the thread.

[Anonymous No.15565820]

>>15563838
How to fix scarring like this?

[Anonymous No.15566338]

>>15557916
this is what i use

[Anonymous No.15566412]

Has anybody tried dermarolling?

[Anonymous No.15566544]

>>15559060
this dude needs a beard

[Anonymous No.15566648]

I've got normal-dry skin with some extra dry spots, what body stuff do you guys reccommend? Body wash, moisturiser and the like.

[Anonymous No.15566673]

do people unironically wear sunscreen 24/7 even indoors?

[Anonymous No.15566894]

>>15566673
There's no UV light at night so most people only wear it during daytime hours.

[Anonymous No.15566912]

Anyone with experience microneedling here?

[Anonymous No.15566954]

>>15566912
Anyone with experience getting therapy for autism and OCD here?

[Anonymous No.15566985]

>>15566673
Yes. Just because you're inside doesn't mean there's no UV light.

[Anonymous No.15567021]

Sunscreen is a scam, it causes skin cancer and prevents vitamin d absorption.
The sun is good. You are gay.

[Anonymous No.15567033]

>>15561090
Banila Co Clean it Zero Oil cleanser
Hada Labo hyaluronic acid foam cleanser
TonyMoly Mocchi Toner
Klairs Supple Preparation Toner
Hada Labo Gokujyun Alpha collagen hyaluronic acid lotion
COSRX Snail 96 Snail mucin power essence
Stratia Liquid Gold
Curel Moisture Milk
Anessa Sensitive SPF 50 PA ++++ alcohol free sunscreen
Dr. Ci La Bo whitening SPF 50 PA ++++ sunscreen
Drunk Elephant Sukari Babyfacial

/THREAD

[Anonymous No.15567062]

How do you remove black circles?

[Anonymous No.15567088]

>>15567062
sleep and vitamin c cream

[Anonymous No.15567126]

How do you remove pitted scarring?

[Anonymous No.15567213]

>>15567062
Police brutality.

[Anonymous No.15567238]

>>15566673
they're just autistic. you only need to wear it if you're being directly hit by the sun through a window, with blinds/curtains it's whatever.

[Anonymous No.15567424]

>>15567238
>you only need to wear it if you live a normal life where you open your curtains and are exposed to sunlight during daylight hours. If you sit in the dark all day with the blinds down like a totally non-autistic person it's whatever.

[Anonymous No.15567442]

>>15567062
Most are genetic. If you get enough sleep and drink enough water and you still have them, filler is the only thing that will do much. Eye creams with caffeine should help a little as well.

[Anonymous No.15567801]

>>15564387
this guys based.

[Anonymous No.15568234]

What the fuck am I doing wrong here? I cleanse and moisturize twice a day, I don't eat like a fucking hog, I have an active job and I lift three times a week. The other side of my face isn't nearly as bad. And before you say it, I wash my pillowcases every two days. Please someone help me be freed from this

[Anonymous No.15568257]

>>15568234
you're just a high testosterone chad king
actually tho, try adding a toner to your routine

[Anonymous No.15568264]

>>15568257
T-thanks, I have been using Thayers though. Are you supposed to apply it with a cotton ball or your hands, cause I've been using a cotton ball. I normally go
Cerave Cleanser
Thayers Toner
Benzoyl Peroxide (considering cutting this since I think it's irritating my skin)
Then corsx snail cream

[Anonymous No.15568282]

>>15568264
do you exfoliate?

[Anonymous No.15568284]

>>15568282
Yeah, weekly. I use this Japanese chemical peel by sister recommended, she also has oily/combo skin. I'm considering just contacting a dermatologist and getting tretinotin

[Anonymous No.15568325]

>>15567062
If you're healthy, then impossible.

[Anonymous No.15568347]

>>15568284
good idea anon

[Anonymous No.15568575]

Tretinoin

[Anonymous No.15568593]

AM
>water or non-foaming cleanser
>neutrogena hydro boost SPF30
PM
>cleanser with weak BHA
>cheaper moisturizer sans-SPF

I think that's like $30 a month? I also usually shave 3x a week with a safety razor, nivea gel and an alum block but they're probably under $1 a month

>>15565616
A L U M
>google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=osma+alum+block
>>15567062
Bed before midnight
Water
And cardio but only after a few months. When you first start you'll look like Gollum for an hour after every run
>>15568234
Probably shaving. My skin gets all fucked up like that on my neck if I'm careless (e.g. week old nick in pic related) or don't use alum

[Anonymous No.15568691]

>>15567424
a lot of people are working from home now? and i said direct sunlight, as in the sun is directly shining on you through a window.
if you're applying 50 SPF ++++ every two hours to protect against the uv rays that bounce off objects after coming in the window then okay, all power to you buddy

[Anonymous No.15568772]

>>15568593
I don't grow much hair on my face though, I probably shave once a week. Genetics

[Anonymous No.15568935]

I don't understand, all I do is wash my face with water and sometimes moisturise yet my skin looks fine. What if it is genetic?

[Anonymous No.15569082]

>>15568935
it is, but it can look better now / in the future

[Anonymous No.15569262]

>>15568935
post face

[Anonymous No.15569312]

>>15568935
you could probably look better

[Anonymous No.15569332]

>>15559060
damn man i'm so fucking glad i'm 100% white european

[Anonymous No.15569334]

>>15569312
this

[Anonymous No.15569357]

Can anyone recommend a sunscreen that doesn't stink like the ones you use for a day on the beach?

[Anonymous No.15569536]

>>15569357
Anessa sensitive spf 50 pa ++++
or Canmake Mermaid gel spf 50 pa ++++

[Anonymous No.15570113]

>>15557916
Morning:
>Cleanser (CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser)
>Moisturizer (Farmstead Apothecary 100% Natural Anti-Aging Face Cream)
>Sunscreen (Sun Bum Original SPF 50 Sunscreen Face Lotion)
Night:
>Cleanser (CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser)
>Moisturizer (Farmstead Apothecary 100% Natural Anti-Aging Face Cream)
How's this? Anything I should add in my routine or swap out for better products?

[Anonymous No.15570170]

>>15557916
A couple questions about lifestyle choices affecting skin
Would it be beneficial for my skin if I cut out all dairy? (switched milk to almond milk)
And how bad is eating food cooked with olive oil for the skin?

[Anonymous No.15570284]

>>15561733
cope subhuman whitoid cuck

[Anonymous No.15571298]

Does dermaroller works

[Anonymous No.15571322]

>>15564067
genetics + habit. I have scarring and its from acne, and I used to be a big slob until I lost weight but I also scratched my face a lot.

[Anonymous No.15571350]

>>15571322
have you found anythng that fixed your scarring

[Anonymous No.15571423]

Has anybody here managed to deal with "deep" acne? The kind that starts far beneath the surface of your skin and slowly builds into these large, bulbous protrusions that hurt like hell, then get hard, then eventually fade away, leaving behind a flaky, discolored mark.

[Anonymous No.15571433]

>>15571423
You tried tretinoin bro?

[Anonymous No.15571456]

>>15571433
Don't you need a prescription for that? I tried calling a local dermatologist today, but their answering machine indicated they have a very long waiting list and are only taking on patients referred by other doctors. Since I don't have melanoma or something, I presume I'd be at the bottom of the priority list. I have no experience with prescription skincare medications. Do you see a family doctor first and then they refer you to a dermatologist?

[Anonymous No.15571783]

>>15565423
Alldaychemist. You should just go to 0.05%

[Anonymous No.15572329]

>>15571423
Cystic acne? Nothing worked but I stopped getting them when I stopped drinking milk

[Anonymous No.15572371]

>>15572329
I'm not sure it would qualify as cystic acne. From online research, it seems like I have recurring nodules, but little in the way of cysts. It also appeared out of nowhere about a year ago, with my prior acne having been normal. At an rate, I know my diet isn't the issue because I'm already allergic to everything people advise cutting out.

[Anonymous No.15572377]

I use cocoa butter for my body and previously on my face but I was told that it clogs pores so now I don't moisturize my face. Looking to find a new product.
Couldn't I just thin the cocoa butter with water to make it not clog my pores?

[Anonymous No.15572379]

>>15572377
Just get a proper moisturizing cream you savage. Cerave has cheap ones

[Anonymous No.15572381]

W2c some tretinoin without prescription?

[Anonymous No.15572388]

>>15572371
Whatever stop drinking milk I had the same thing

[Anonymous No.15572484]

Haven't broken out in years, I eat cereal all the time. Maybe your gut bacteria is wack, you need a poop transplant

[Anonymous No.15572516]

>>15557935
>>15557933
>>15557930
>>15557927
>>15557924
>>15557922
>>15557917
>>15557920
Baseret as fuck

[Anonymous No.15572523]

>>15559060
nothing will save that nose bro

[Anonymous No.15572568]

>>15563836

What sunscreen do you reccomend? I usually only do a cold water face wash before bed and then a light moisturizer. Should I put on spf in the morning? What about the people that say sunscreen causes cancer?

[Anonymous No.15572643]

>>15557935
>moustache
This makes the whole thing cringey as fuck.

[Anonymous No.15572848]

>>15572516
:^)

[Anonymous No.15572981]

>>15572381
read the thread?

[Anonymous No.15573273]

>>15572379
Tell me why I can't just water down my cocoa butter, wasteful pleasure?

[Anonymous No.15573328]

>>15559060

What a fucking ugly nigger. Kill yourself, monkey.

[Anonymous No.15573345]

My skin gets dry/flaky, mainly on the sides of my nasal bridge, lower middle part of my forehead, around the area where my nostrils meet my cheeks (this area also turns a bit red after i shower) and sometimes between my chin and the edges of my lips.
I use a Nivea moisturizer after I shower, which usually helps, but my skin eventually gets flaky during the day anyway.
Is there a way to fix this problem? Is going to a dermatologist the only way I can get a proper answer to that?
If anyone cares and/or can help, here are some more details:
I also have a pretty dry scalp. I use head and shoulders, so maybe that's the reason, but if I don't, I get way worse dandruff problems. Even when I regularly use head and shoulders my head releases a lot of skin flakes if i rub my head though.
I shaved my head once (unrelated reasons) and as far as I remember it didn't really help with dandruff. When my hair grew a millimeter or two, there was a day when not only was my head full of skin flakes, but the sides also had some long, red, irregular lines that looked like scars.
Does this sound like something that's related to improper skincare, or something that requires a visit to the dermatologist to fix? If the former, any recommendations on specific products/routines?

[Anonymous No.15573362]

>>15557916
Can someone please tell me how to get blackheads out of my face? I've washed with salicylic acid quite a bit, I've tried using peel off masks, but they're still there. I just want them gone.

[Anonymous No.15574065]

>>15571783
What do you use sir

[Anonymous No.15574762]

How come nobody has tried dermarolling?

[Anonymous No.15574789]

>>15573328
That white girl will never love you.

[Anonymous No.15575216]

Sheabutter against dry skin, yes or no?

[Anonymous No.15575217]

>>15574762
Painful

[Anonymous No.15575375]

How the fuck do I get rid of body acne? Every morning I wake up to fresh blood stains on bed sheet and washing them twice in the week is pain in the ass. I shower daily, but my back still looks horrible.

[Anonymous No.15575383]

>>15575375
steroid cream might help.
or might make it worse if it's caused by fungus.
gotta find out what is causing it to treat it correctly.

[Anonymous No.15575788]

>>15573273
it's still gonna clog your pores

[Anonymous No.15575967]

>>15557916
When should I moisturize? Morning or evening?

[Anonymous No.15575988]

>>15575967
Every time you wash your face

[Anonymous No.15576055]

>>15575375
I have mild keratosis pilaris on my thighs, upper arms, and shoulders with the occasional pimple but CeraVe Salicylic Acid Lotion for Bumpy Skin has worked really well for me. It got rid of all of my body acne after about 2 weeks

[Anonymous No.15576195]

>>15575375
>i wake up to fresh blood stains on the bed sheet
i have back acne but i've never had that situation, perhaps visit a professional?
i've had success reducing it using CeraVe's SA body wash and their SA lotion

[Anonymous No.15577085]

>>15575217
Beauty is pain.

[Anonymous No.15577124]

>>15557916
Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.15577287]

can anyone recommend a sunscreen that isn't shiny on the skin? I currently use EltaMD UV Clear and it's okay aside from the shininess. It's not even oily, it feels dry but is very reflective and looks bad.
I'm also considering just getting the CeraVe AM SPF moisturizer to speed up my morning routine, but not sure about the 30 SPF.

[Anonymous No.15577367]

What do, anons?
(bare in mind this is a super hd camera so it looks worse here than it does in person). I'm also >>15563399 this anon for reference.

I've got the money to seek dermatologist help, I just don't have money (or time) to waste. I want to pick something that's actually effective.

Any experience with Microneedling/PRP?

[Anonymous No.15577392]

>>15577367
the cheapest thing you can try not is tretinoin
then after a few months microneedling yourself

[Anonymous No.15577402]

>>15577392
I don't even need cheap, I just need effective.

[Anonymous No.15577440]

>>15577402
It's gonna cost a fortune and years to fix your degree of scarring.

[Anonymous No.15577448]

>>15577440

[Anonymous No.15577451]

>>15577448
Ok then.

[Anonymous No.15577457]

You people seem knowledgeable. For someone like pic related. I usually don't get acne. Some black heads on nose and occasional pimple from pillow case or cheap food.

My pores stay open for an hour after a hot shower. I want to give the Cerave spf cream a try. I've noticed some sun damage. But what should i be using to wash my face?

[Anonymous No.15577464]

>>15577448
Bro your face is the blueprint of the surface of the moon. The first thing you need is to have realistic expectations. You'll never have smooth skin again even if you spend tens of thousands of dollars on treatments. You can only reduce how ugly they look over many years. There is no cheap and fast when it comes to atrophic scarring.

Just look at this guy. He spent years and close to a hundred thousand dollars to fix his face. And this is the best case scenario/
https://www.acne.org/forums/topic/376709-subcisioncross-progress-beforeafter-success-story/

[Anonymous No.15577467]

>>15577464
Bruh I feel so bad for people like that. It’s one of those things we’re you wonder if the price to pay is worth it.

[Anonymous No.15577468]

>>15577457
put down the fork fatass

[Anonymous No.15577469]

>>15577464
Again
>bare in mind this is a super hd camera so it looks worse here than it does in person
Some people can't even tell in person. And that's not even them being nice, I'll bring up acne scars or the fact that I've struggled with acne in the past and they won't know what I'm talking about at first until I draw specific attention to it.
But regardless, I've spoken with dermatologists about this and I trust their opinions more than a bunch of nobodies on the internet.

[Anonymous No.15577474]

>>15577469
>no one notices
Bro you look like the fucking joker

[Anonymous No.15577476]

>>15577469
Ok enjoy your denial and super HD potholes buddy.

[Anonymous No.15577477]

>>15577474
>>15577476
See >>15577451

[Anonymous No.15577516]

>>15577469
>>15577367
if people can't tell then why are you bothered by them?

[Anonymous No.15577524]

>>15577516
Because they do show up on camera under harsh lighting. My career aspirations lie in filmmaking, some of which I'll have to act in (at least early on). You could argue it's body dysmorphia, I had dental issues growing up, plus acne, which made me super insecure. I was ugly as sin as a teenager. But ultimately I'd like to have a smoother face for the camera.

[Anonymous No.15577528]

>>15577524
>delusions of grandeur
>blames obviously clear and deep scars on camera quality
Yeah you’re legit disconnected from reality

[Anonymous No.15577530]

>>15557917
blessed Dane

[Anonymous No.15577534]

>>15577524
You can do what the guy in that acne.org thread did. He has the same type of skin as you do (assuming you're Asian from those pictures you've posted). Ultimately, pitted acne scars are very, very difficult to treat due to the collagen lost. What these treatments (laser, microneedling, acids etc) do is try to force the skin to replace the collagen again by causing controlled injury to the skin. But the limitation is that there is only so much collagen that can be replaced naturally.

Your age and healing capability also plays a huge role in this. If you scar from acne then your healing wasn't that great to begin with.

The girl in attached pic managed to achieve great results with RF microneedling to fill up her pits but only because she is still young (and thus heals faster/better) and she used tretinoin nightly for the entire duration of it. And even this took 2 years and multiple treatments.

[Anonymous No.15577535]

>>15577528
No I'm actually very autistic about it. Which is why I'm asking a bunch of nobodies on 4chan if they've had any experience with different procedures.
My analysis comes from having tested it with different cameras under different lighting conditions and from the reactions of people I know who genuinely didn't know or think I'm over-reacting and being a drama queen about something that seems like a non-issue. Those photos are ones I took just to make abundantly clear what I was working with when sharing online to certain sources, because I was getting a lot of low-ball suggestions that I felt didn't match up with what I had when I googled before and after pictures. It's also why I posted here a second time after the first picture result yielded barely any response. I knew the severe looking one would garner a reaction and so it has. Just nothing helpful.
>delusions of grandeur
I don't think you know what that means.

[Anonymous No.15577539]

>>15577534
Appreciate the helpful response, anon.

As far as I know I'm white. Both of my parents are hard whiteys but something from my father's side gives my skin an extra shade of whatever. I think it might be Slavic or Mediterranean. I also just turned 25 in June.

The main reccs I've gotten from dermatologists have been microneedling and prp treatments, which they mentioned as you have the collagen boost being the primary objective. I've heard good things online about subcision and fillers too, but now I'm also hearing that those treatments don't yield lasting results, which is definitely not ideal.

[Anonymous No.15577542]

>>15577539
Yeah I have pitted scars too and spent $6,000 on treatments with minimal results. At some point you're going to have to accept that they can't be completely fixed; only made shallower to reduce their appearance. I did subscision and fillers before, makes your skin smooth for a few weeks at most. Wouldn't recommend.

Before you begin anything, you need to get on tretinoin and commit to using it for life immediately. It increases cell turnover and collagen production.

[Anonymous No.15577548]

>>15577535
Then post one of those so called “passable” pictures then.
>“I’m gonna be in the movies one day”
That fits the definition perfectly

[Anonymous No.15577565]

>>15577542
Do you recall which treatments exactly you went through? Any you found particularly more useful than others?
And honestly I'm basically fine if it's not 100% fixed. I would just like a significant change, personally. It's the last item on my person improvement to-do-list.

I might speak to another local derm about tretinoin. When I was a teenager I got prescribed it in the form of Retin-A and until Benzoyl Peroxide and then eventually accutane cured me, that was the number one effective treatment for keeping the zits themselves under control.
>>15577548
>"I'm gonna be in the movies one day"
You do realize that independent filmmaking exists, right? Not all movies come from Hollywood or are made for millions of viewers.

Also go fuck yourself, why would I go out of my way to do that for you? You've been nothing but unpleasant and rude from the start.

[Anonymous No.15577569]

>>15577565
Lol me thinks you have no pictures to prove your point

[Anonymous No.15577572]

>>15577569
You'd say that either way and you have nothing of value that would make me want to prove you wrong.

[Anonymous No.15577574]

>>15577572
Ok dude enjoy your craters

[Anonymous No.15577576]

>>15577574
>>15577451

[Anonymous No.15577597]

>cheap soap
>cheap shampoo
>cheap electric razor
I won the genetic lotto in terms of skin, worse i've ever gotten were two pimples.

[Anonymous No.15577757]

>>15577468
>2020
>Using utensils

[Anonymous No.15577767]

>>15577287
i have both, well, the ultra-light spf30 moisturizer anyway. I find the elta cast is very minimal, i have to massage it in for 2-3 minutes for it to disappear, and there is a lightness and smoothness to it afterwards. The lightcast is there, but it looks like a primer, I dont mind it at all, Im pretty white so it just looks like i dont get much sun, I would say its minimal for a mineral based ss. the cereve i use mid-day for a refresher, because of the small packaging, and the chemical formula allows it to sink in rather than be massaged for an even tone. However, it is a moisturizer, so my face does become very slightly tacky, which causes dirt and grime to stick to it throughout the day. I really don't enjoy that one bit. As you say, the elta is dry, and i appreciate that more, and the 47spf rating, I sure wouldn't swap one out for the other exclusively.

[Anonymous No.15577774]

>>15577597
post face, we'll guess your age

[Anonymous No.15577803]

>>15557916
>fall for the skincare meme
>it actually improves my trainwreck-tier skin
>now I have to keep doing it

[Anonymous No.15577912]

>>15577767
yeah the only problem I have with the 46 "UV Clear" EltaMD is how shiny it is on my skin. I've seen others complain about the same issue, and some have said that the UV Shield doesn't have this problem, so maybe I'll try that, even though it doesn't include niacinamide.

Is an SPF 30 moisturizer good for everyday use though? I've heard that the SPF in reality is usually less than one it says on the bottle, since people tend to rub in their products and might miss spots.

[Anonymous No.15577930]

>>15577803
What products do you use?

[Anonymous No.15577945]

>>15577912
i always go for acne formulated products usually, because they dont have oils and are essentially sensitive or a less irritation recipe, not because of acne problem at my age. I wouldnt use 30spf as a daily driver if I were out in the sun for periods of time, 2-3 layers of light applications are better than one large 1/2 teaspoon or whatever amount. If youre an office drone it would broadly be fine I guess. I like the nicinimide in it, the less products the better, I look for multiple actives in one product, I dont even use a moisturizer in the morning on it, its fine for me. Ive been meaning to try heliocare, its an spf50 all chemical that has very good mix of protection.

[Anonymous No.15577974]

>>15577945
you're talking about the UV Clear? when I put it on without moisturizer it's very drying, but I suppose we have different skin types. I rlly wish I could use it without it being so shiny, I don't know why it doesn't do that for you..

heliocare sounds good. do you know if that's noncomedegenic too?

[Anonymous No.15577979]

[Anonymous No.15577984]

>>15577979
hard to decide which one to hate when theyre both whores

[Anonymous No.15577997]

>>15577979

[Anonymous No.15578035]

2 days using rosehip oil and my skin is literally looking better than ever

wtf is this miracle oil

[Anonymous No.15578050]

Microneedling monthly 1.5mm needles & Tretinoin 6 months.

[Anonymous No.15578059]

>>15559060
Probably the most helpful thing is the isoretinoic acid it sloughs off the outer layer of skin. Also, don't expect the same dramatic results, notice the difference in lighting - the background of the first picture is darker and face has more shadows. The After picture hair is pulled back and therefore allows more light and stretches the scalp and facial skin to cause less shadows / more light. Eyebrows have been tweezed, eyes are open more (not sure if that makes it seem "better" but less sleepy expression for sure. Notice the "after" picture is slightly blurry, I can not see individual hairs/lashes as easily, which surely makes it seem like skin is smoother. If you haven't been to a family doctor, do so and work your way up the regimen to prescription strength products if necessary. Acne is valid reason to see doctor.

[Anonymous No.15578105]

[Anonymous No.15578123]

>>15578105
Also, micellar water and an exfoliating glove. Sleep, water, and good diet helps too obviously

[Anonymous No.15578295]

>>15578035
what do u do with it? just apply it all over before moisturizer?

[Anonymous No.15578339]

>>15578295
wash face with natural soap bar

then use 3-4 drops of the oil, massage around face/specific areas.

it’s good to do it at night b4 u go to sleep but i hear some ppl do it twice a day
the oil is good as a moisturizer alone if u have dry skin, mine is usually super dry and flaky but i’ve noticed an immediate improvement
literally no need to do anything else

[Anonymous No.15578354]

ngl I cum on my stomach and use it as a face cream. Also using redered tallow which I apply to face after a bit hot shower. Leave it on the face during the night.
Also never smoked, no alcholol ever, 9hrs sleep

[Anonymous No.15578358]

>>15578354
>ngl I cum on my stomach and use it as a face cream
anon what the hell
that's super gay

[Anonymous No.15578369]

>>15578358
well... circle economy is the wave right now

[Anonymous No.15578392]

I've been using a bha/aha cleanser on the area where I had a blackhead and it became a white scab (I guess a whitehead?) is this normal? when will it go away?

[Anonymous No.15578940]

>>15568234
Add some sort of aha/bha component to your week. you might be cleansing at surface level with cleanser but all that deep pore shit isn't gonna just disappear.

[Anonymous No.15578951]

did cerave discontinue their sa body wash?
can't seem to find it in stores and it's sold out multiple places online

[Anonymous No.15578954]

>tfw my theordinary package arrived today

[Anonymous No.15579166]

>>15562931
enlighten us fellow autist

[Anonymous No.15579347]

been using cerave hydrating face wash everyday and lushs sea salt exfoliatior once every two weeks, what else should i implement to tackle this shit further? alteady improved, but obv not where i want it to be.

[Anonymous No.15579350]

>>15578951
just use an alternative, theyre basically all the same

[Anonymous No.15579421]

>>15578105
>creams

[Anonymous No.15579442]

Should I use retinol if 20 years old?

[Anonymous No.15579476]

planned routine:

AM:
cerave hydrating facial cleanser
thayers witch hazel toner
neutrogena oil free moisturizer

PM: repeat above

am i being retarded anywhere?

[Anonymous No.15579495]

>>15579476
sunscreen?

[Anonymous No.15579500]

>>15579476
>toner twice a day
Don’t. Only once a day max at night. Otherwise every other night

[Anonymous No.15579564]

>>15568593
Pretty boy

[Anonymous No.15579592]

>>15578035
Which specific brand do you use? I've had success with some brands but my skin hates others :^/

[Anonymous No.15579604]

>>15579350
i've tried body clear but that i don't like the scent and it caused some weird acne on my arms

[Anonymous No.15579605]

>>15564405
I've had one of these before. Honestly I feel it was best used in the morning to get a clean face feel since I normally shower at night, where I'll use a exfoliate pad instead

[Anonymous No.15579615]

>>15572568
That sounds absurd.

[Anonymous No.15579627]

Wich type of products contain the best form/amount of salicic acid for it to be effective? I need to get rid of blackheads.

[Anonymous No.15579688]

>>15579592
i'm using radha beauty

[Anonymous No.15579692]

thoughts?

[Anonymous No.15579831]

>>15575375
Salicylic acid body wash

[Anonymous No.15579874]

Dermarolling is very effective but it's not a good idea to do it on your own. You probably do not know how to sanitize a roller, apply the correct amount of pressure, or make sure that your dermaroller does not have any jagged needles. It's expensive but you should definitely have a dermatologist handle it

[Anonymous No.15579885]

>>15565820
Skin grafts, chemical peels, and CO2/fractional lasers are the only procedures that work I hate to break it to you

[Anonymous No.15579888]

Does anyone have any recommendations for someone who has wide pores on their face/possible slight acne scarring?
My dumb teenage ass used to pop zits and now around my nose it’s apparent.

Thanks in advance

[Anonymous No.15579974]

>>15575788
Othanks. Care to explain why?

[Anonymous No.15579983]

>>15579692
I use it. Leave my skin smooth and forces out blackheads

[Anonymous No.15579986]

>>15579874
I just drop it in a cup with Chlorhexidine for cleaning, works fine.
To find the right pressure is easy: if you see blood coming out after rolling, then it's too much.

[Anonymous No.15579990]

>>15579888
Tretinoin is probably the best combination of ease/effectiveness in reducing pore size/acne scarring

[Anonymous No.15579999]

>>15579990
how long does it take to notice results?

[Anonymous No.15580009]

>>15579974
You are a literal nigger

[Anonymous No.15580035]

>>15579999
Around 4-6 weeks to start seeing results and 12-18 weeks for it to see dramatic change. After a year you probably won't see any further changes until you upgrade to a stronger version

[Anonymous No.15580041]

>>15557916
lol wtf is this thread I wash my face with water twice a day and that's it

[Anonymous No.15580478]

>>15578392
nvm it fell off last night after cleansing, I'm so happy.

[Anonymous No.15580487]

>>15580041
you'll notice aging once you aren't underage

[Anonymous No.15580531]

You are supposed to exfoliate after you use facial cleanser correct?Do I use cleanser twice a day or is that too much?As of now I only use it in the morning

[Anonymous No.15580533]

I bough this serum along with my moisturizer because it was on discount,supposed to reduce wrinkles,increase collagen production and moisturize,did I waste my money if I already bought a moisturizer?

[Anonymous No.15580569]

>>15580035
What if I'm at 0.1%?

[Anonymous No.15580802]

>>15558511
I do all this except the hydrating serum, does it really make a difference?
Also, my face isn't oily so I skip cleansing my face in the AM and go straight to my vitamin c serum, not sure if it matters either.

[Anonymous No.15580907]

>>15580531
twice a day is okay if your skin is oily
if you're only going to do once a day, cleansing at night is generally better
exfoliating should only be once a day max

[Anonymous No.15580988]

>>15580569
Then that is probably the furthest you will get with tretinoin if you have been using 0.1% for over a year. You should stick with it to maintain your skin an avoid wrinkles/dark spots. To further reduce wrinkles I think dermarolling/botox are your next options

[Anonymous No.15581034]

God please help. I've spent so much on so many moisturisers but nothing will be ever be as perfect as the cheap moisturizer from Primark I bought last year that's now gone (in my country at least).
The entire line was gold.

I can't buy any primark alternatives either because I live in midfuck nowhere and nobody sells their shit online.

Can someone please rec me something similar to it? key points seem to be
>peppermint
>witch hazel
>aloe vera
>tea tree
I'm ok with spending 20 at most if it's really fucking worth it

[Anonymous No.15581086]

>>15579688
Thank you anon! I heard good reviews for that one and I'll have to try it out

[Anonymous No.15581134]

>>15581034
make your own.
you can buy those products online (the witch hazel etc.)

http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?&req=herbal+remedies&phrase=1&view=simple&column=def&sort=year&sortmode=DESC

[Anonymous No.15581210]

>>15581134
isn't making my own a shitload more expensive? have to buy every single ingredient individually and might end up not even working

[Anonymous No.15581222]

>>15580009
Haha are you telling me females browse this site?

[Anonymous No.15581228]

>>15581210
>might end up not even working
low iq individuals should not attempt doing anything themselves.

[Anonymous No.15581260]

>>15581222
I got my gf addicted to the memes from this site so can confirm at least one browses everyday

[Anonymous No.15581397]

what's the best way to get heal palm wrinkles?

[Anonymous No.15581406]

what's the best way to heal palm wrinkles?

[Anonymous No.15581450]

What do you guys think of this brand?

I tried the "correction" package and I really liked the moisturizer and the scrub. However, it's a bit too pricey for the actual quantity of the product. Do you guys have any alternatives?

[Anonymous No.15581637]

Thinking about accutane, isnt there a low dose protocol to do, is 20mg a day low? for how long should I go for?

[Anonymous No.15581672]

>>15557916
I get compliments and request for skin advice/product recommendation often. Mine is just:

1. Cerave Salicylic Acid Face Wash
2. Cerave PM Lotion
3. Korean italy towel to use with face wash
4. Install a water softener if the water is hard

[Anonymous No.15581701]

Cetaphil moisturizing lotion a meme?

[Anonymous No.15581769]

>>15575375
probably bedbugs, I've never had acne anywhere but I'm pretty sure this isn't normal

[Anonymous No.15581780]

>>15575375
could be bedbugs... I've never had acne in my life but I'm pretty sure what you've described is not normal

[Anonymous No.15581808]

>>15557916
Im currently on .05 right now. Do I eventually have to move up to .1 at some point In my life or do I just continue with the 0.5? Also when do I know I need to upgrade?

[Anonymous No.15581815]

>>15581808
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.15581816]

>>15581815
why is the gel cap upside down?

[Anonymous No.15581817]

>>15581816
Idk bro I just pulled this off google

[Anonymous No.15581821]

>>15581817
How come some tubes of skincare stuff have their caps reversed? Does anybody know the reason for this?

[Anonymous No.15581965]

>>15579495
forgot to throw that in, but yeah when i go outside i throw it on.

>>15579500
read somewhere to do it twice, but ill look into it more. thanks for advice

[Anonymous No.15581966]

My sister reccomended me some products, whats the chance that they work the same on me due to genetics or whatever

[Anonymous No.15581967]

>>15581821
there's no law about which end has to be bigger

[Anonymous No.15581971]

are pore strips a meme?

[Anonymous No.15582045]

has anyone tried stem cell peptides? what are the results like?

[Anonymous No.15582054]

>>15581821
I guess it makes it easier to stand it up vertically

[Anonymous No.15582125]

>>15557935
LOL fucking loser.
Not bateman.

[Anonymous No.15582239]

>>15559060
If it weren't for that nose, you'd look good af. You have a chance.

[Anonymous No.15584185]

>>15581808
The results will be the same after 6 months