Skin Care

What do you guys do for skin care?
So far all I do is clean with facial soap and moisturize every day.
Looking into getting something with retinol, anyone have any experience with it? Any other recommendations?
I don't really have bad acne other than the occasional pimple. Mostly looking for something to keep my face smooth and hydrated and wrinkle free

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Retin-A

The prescription. Fucking incredible. At the strongest strength it'll accelerate collage formation so much your old skin just flakes off

how would you get a prescription for that?
any negative side effects?

>Retin-A
how does one get a prescription, don't even have skin problems

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I still cant afford the shit people put up here, i have like 15 quid in my bank acc my skin can go and die at this point cant even get a fuckiing job

Tell me more about how shitty American healthcare is, europoor. You mirin my full coverage?

Found this on amazon. 3,200 reviews and a 4.5 star rating. Anybody every used it?

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Irrelevant and unnecessary.

Unrelated and besides the point.

i just eat lots of greens and take cold showers, my skin is breddy decent desu

ha bongland is so fucked

Differin
I use it most nights and then moisturise. It's the patrician tier

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Protip don't use on harsh weather days your skin will be too dry

I use Aquaphor + Aloe Vera. Is this okay Jow Forums?

the powder is more potent than the liquid

Aha cleanser > aha toner/witch hazel toner> vitamin C cerum > snail bee essence > retin a > moisturizer + spf in that order

Dermaroller on face 1.0mm every 4 weeks, 0.25mm every couple days

Differin

Just buy ascorbic adic powder and mix some in your moisturizer before applying. Saves cash and it's more effective.

based aha poster

Why would doctors give a shit about my pimples lol

retinol makes my hair dry and brittle. apparently it's from too much vitamin a

Differin isn't a real retinoid, I wouldn't use it unless I had high sensitivity to retinoids.

I used the highest strength differin for about 2 years but found 0.04% retin a micro to actually be less irritating and then worked up to 0.1%

buy it off one of those bitcoin pharmacy sites

dont use any alcohol based products on face or soap just water when i shower

take collagen supplements, resveratol, sleep a lot

Tretinoin/retin A is great and not too expensive now. You can get it for like 30 bucks a month online.

Are those btc sites legit

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takes a while but its cheap

So is moisturizer really all that important? It seems like a contradiction to use in the case of treating acne
>skins clogged up
>cleans skin
>puts moisturizer to clog skin again

they key is to clean your skin well before applying moisturizer so dirt and bacteria arent trapped in the the pores under the moisturizer.
Also use a light, water based moisturizer and it wont clog pores as much. Pic related

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Yes. Washing your face to remove debris, dead skin, and oil is important. But it dries out your skin and your skin will produce even more oil to compensate. You can avoid this by moisturizing. I use Neutrogena Norwegian Hand Cream for my face and it works great. You should also be applying sunscreen on top of that after it dries. Really high spf sunscreen.

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Cool thanks broskis. I'll pick some up next paycheck

Alcohol as a ingredient is actually safe and fine of used properly. There's much worse stuff for your skin people use and think it's safe.

Don't just pick up the first thing you find. Run it through cosDNA to check the ingredients.
I recommend CosRx honey overnight mask. You can use it as a normal moisturizer, not just a mask. It has a pretty decent ingredient list as well. It's less than 20 bucks too.

Been on this for 3 months still have acne and super fucking dry skin