What do you mean? My collagen is indefinitely better on the after picture
how many hours per day u spend on skincare jfl
everything is important to be honest, from cleanse to serum application
I would say 7-10 months, the significant difference was already on month 2-3, then it took time to completely fade away
10 minutes in the morning, cleanse, moisture, apply antioxidants and sunscreen, 15-20 minutes in the evening, with eyebrow, eyelashes and minoxidil treatment, + 15 minutes red light listening to music and meditating
If it is him, he needs to hop on finasteride ASAP
Where, it looks kinda bland, dull, fake like a wax figure...
I don’t think so
Maybe you are right, I am 22 in the end…
I just used collagenmaxxing skincare routine and it happened, decided to share with community to give people Lifefuel
In my opinion, tretinoin gives a very fake and unnatural look, it should only be used after a certain age when you start getting deep wrinkles, if a 40yo woman uses it, it's fine - she now looks like a 40yo who takes care of herself. But if a 20yo girl uses it, it gives a weird, shiny, unnatural look, like she's got too many fillers, botox, and all sorts of other procedures on her face and she's not actually a 20yo girl but an older women trying desperately to look that age.
it depends tbh, obviously overusing tretinoin and having that gay glow skin is unideal, that is why I try to optimise the tretinoin dosage for collagenous aesthetical benefits. Using tretinoin is significantly better than not using it imo
But yeah, from what I see from Reddit, young people using tretinoin for acne and then getting weird skin look unnatural
where did you buy device for red light therapy? Do you mind sending it to me brother
Are you Russian?
not born, but live here
