0.1 Taz ,20% azelaic acid , kojic acid soap , 20 % vitamin c ,4 % hydroquinone , inj gluta

[sickofitall]

Can I use all of these in the same routine im tryna get as light as was to like when I was born

 

[ilack]

You can, but I wouldn't use all of them in the same routine. 0.1 tazarotene + 20% azelaic acid + 4% hydroquinone all at once is a great way to nuke your skin barrier. I'd alternate the taz and hydroquinone on different nights, use the vitamin C in the morning, and make sunscreen your number 1 priority. Also, I'd skip the glutathione injections there isn't great evidence they work for skin lightening, and they come with unnecessary risks.

Don't really know how you would go about changing your skin color tho jfl

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[i cant rate]

Can I use all of these in the same routine im tryna get as light as was to like when I was born

Yeah just remove glutathione

 

[sickofitall]

You can, but I wouldn't use all of them in the same routine. 0.1 tazarotene + 20% azelaic acid + 4% hydroquinone all at once is a great way to nuke your skin barrier. I'd alternate the taz and hydroquinone on different nights, use the vitamin C in the morning, and make sunscreen your number 1 priority. Also, I'd skip the glutathione injections there isn't great evidence they work for skin lightening, and they come with unnecessary risks.

Don't really know how you would go about changing your skin color tho jfl

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Well I don’t wanna fry my skin off , I just have pih . So just use taz and hydroquinone on separate nights and azelic acid and vitamin c in the morning .

I don’t wanna fry my sht and yeah I apply sunscreen like every 3 hrs

 

[ilack]

yeah, and if you got the moeny for it add La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+, which would help with repairing your barrier, now rep me back and mark as solution

 

[sickofitall]

yeah, and if you got the moeny for it add La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+, which would help with repairing your barrier, now rep me back and mark as solution

I will when I get home im on mobile rn

 

[sickofitall]

yeah, and if you got the moeny for it add La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+, which would help with repairing your barrier, now rep me back and mark as solution

I already got ts I got big money , but what vitamin c serum u recommend

 

[ilack]

I already got ts I got big money , but what vitamin c serum u recommend

alright you better rep my shit back for this, Geek & Gorgeous C-Glow (15% L-ascorbic acid) is the one i use. Find one with L-absorbic acid atleast, and not a vitamin C derivative. Vitamin C derivatives are modified versions of vitamin C. Your skin has to convert them into L-ascorbic acid before they can provide the same effects. So get one with L-ascorbic acid, or just get the one i recommended