drop skin lightening products I can buy in walmart

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[Loruki]

OrientLeaf Kojic Acid Soap, Turmeric Soap Bars Help Dark Spot Reduce with Vitamin C, Retinol, Collagen, 65g × 3 Bars (6.87 oz) - Walmart.com

Buy OrientLeaf Kojic Acid Soap, Turmeric Soap Bars Help Dark Spot Reduce with Vitamin C, Retinol, Collagen, 65g × 3 Bars (6.87 oz) at Walmart.com

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OrientLeaf Kojic Acid Soap, Turmeric Soap Bars Help Dark Spot Reduce with Vitamin C, Retinol, Collagen, 65g × 3 Bars (6.87 oz) - Walmart.com

Buy OrientLeaf Kojic Acid Soap, Turmeric Soap Bars Help Dark Spot Reduce with Vitamin C, Retinol, Collagen, 65g × 3 Bars (6.87 oz) at Walmart.com

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I thought Kojic acid was cope. U tried it?

 

[Loruki]

I thought Kojic acid was cope. U tried it?

works to restore the skin you were born with.

 

[slush]

works to restore the skin you were born with.

might aswell try it, last question, how long till results

 

[Zeekie]

So, the only methods I know that aren't gonna actively fuck up your skin are..

General: Megadosing Vitamin C (also making sure you're not deficient in vit. A or E, do not recommend megadosing these tho), NAC + ALA (for increasing your glutathione, direct glutathione supplementation does not work I already tried that)
Body: Kojic Acid Soap, Sunscreen
Skincare: Retinoids, Vitamin C Serum, Sunscreen

 

[Loruki]

might aswell try it, last question, how long till results

days-weeks.

 

[Loruki]

So, the only methods I know that aren't gonna actively fuck up your skin are..

General: Megadosing Vitamin C (also making sure you're not deficient in vit. A or E, do not recommend megadosing these tho), NAC + ALA (for increasing your glutathione, direct glutathione supplementation does not work I already tried that)
Body: Kojic Acid Soap, Sunscreen
Skincare: Retinoids, Vitamin C Serum, Sunscreen

basically tyrosine inhibitors for FAST results

kojic acid is the safest option.

 

[slush]

So, the only methods I know that aren't gonna actively fuck up your skin are..

General: Megadosing Vitamin C (also making sure you're not deficient in vit. A or E, do not recommend megadosing these tho), NAC + ALA (for increasing your glutathione, direct glutathione supplementation does not work I already tried that)
Body: Kojic Acid Soap, Sunscreen
Skincare: Retinoids, Vitamin C Serum, Sunscreen

ight so imma buy vitamin c serum, nac+ala if I find it, and kojic acid soap.


How do I mega dose on vitamin c? like js take a supp?

 

[slush]

basically tyrosine inhibitors for FAST results

kojic acid is the safest option.

alr, so imma get vitamin c and kojic acid for now. Feel free if u want me to buy something.

Imma consider gluthaoine injections once I'm older if none of this shit works

Thanks tho

 

[Zeekie]

ight so imma buy vitamin c serum, and kojic acid soap.


How do I mega dose on vitamin c? like js take a supp?

Yeah, pretty much. The general advice is to megadose it, but honestly, I didn’t go that hard and still saw results. I just did 500mg in the morning and evening. I’ve recently stopped and didn’t really notice any darkening, or maybe whatever else I’m doing is offsetting it.

In general: Use sunscreen daily to prevent getting darker, Vitamin C serum in the morning, Retinoids (like retinol or tretinoin) at night.

I do recommend supplementing with NAC, ALA, or even whey protein (because of the cysteine content), basically anything that helps boost glutathione levels. I can't say for sure if that’s what lightened my skin since I started everything at once, but I’d like to believe it played a big role in making me lighter.

Glutathione inhibits tyrosinase, so anything that helps increase it is worth looking into. It’s what a lot of Korean actors and models do, although they go the IV route, which is way more effective than pills. Oral glutathione supplements don’t work that well, but precursors like NAC actually boost your glutathione levels, but then again injecting glutathione directly or using more potent tyrosine inhibitors is much more effective (but I doubt you want to go that far, as it can fuck up your liver, and it's very hard to get a doctor crazy enough or the tools to do it yourself). Just don’t waste money on glutathione supplements directly, they’re basically useless, always precursors.

 

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Yeah, pretty much. The general advice is to megadose it, but honestly, I didn’t go that hard and still saw results. I just did 500mg in the morning and evening. I’ve recently stopped and didn’t really notice any darkening, or maybe whatever else I’m doing is offsetting it.

In general: Use sunscreen daily to prevent getting darker, Vitamin C serum in the morning, Retinoids (like retinol or tretinoin) at night.

I do recommend supplementing with NAC, ALA, or even whey protein (because of the cysteine content), basically anything that helps boost glutathione levels. I can't say for sure if that’s what lightened my skin since I started everything at once, but I’d like to believe it played a big role in making me lighter.

Glutathione inhibits tyrosinase, so anything that helps increase it is worth looking into. It’s what a lot of Korean actors and models do, although they go the IV route, which is way more effective than pills. Oral glutathione supplements don’t work that well, but precursors like NAC actually boost your glutathione levels, but then again injecting glutathione directly or using more potent tyrosine inhibitors is much more effective (but I doubt you want to go that far, as it can fuck up your liver, and it's very hard to get a doctor crazy enough or the tools to do it yourself). Just don’t waste money on glutathione supplements directly, they’re basically useless, always precursors.

Alright, u think I should do retinol I'm 15 rn?

and btw how lighter did u get? and how long did it take for you to lighter?

So 1000mg vitamin c a day, vitamin c serum, Kojic acid soap, NAC+ALA should do the trick.

 

[Zeekie]

Alright, u think I should do retinol I'm 15 rn?

and btw how lighter did u get? and how long did it take for you to lighter?

So 1000mg vitamin c a day, vitamin c serum, Kojic acid soap, NAC+ALA should do the trick.

Definitely don't go for tretinoin that young, I mean you can, but I wouldn't advise it. Retinol though is not going to affect your skin or development (jf you were worried about that), so it's perfectly safe to use. I started using it at 16-17, never came off it ever since. If for whatever reason you're interested, my skincare routine is very simple, cheap and effective.

Health: 2-4L of water a day, ZERO MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES, 9 hours of sleep
AM: Water (or cleansing) + Vitamin C + E (optional) + SPF
PM: Cleanser + Retinoid + Squalane (if needed)

I deadass don't think 99% of the human population needs to do anything else, for most people that's enough.

 

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Definitely don't go for tretinoin that young, I mean you can, but I wouldn't advise it. Retinol though is not going to affect your skin or development (jf you were worried about that), so it's perfectly safe to use. I started using it at 16-17, never came off it ever since. If for whatever reason you're interested, my skincare routine is very simple, cheap and effective.

Health: 2-4L of water a day, ZERO MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES, 9 hours of sleep
AM: Water (or cleansing) + Vitamin C + E (optional) + SPF
PM: Cleanser + Retinoid + Squalane (if needed)

I deadass don't think 99% of the human population needs to do anything else, for most people that's enough.

alr bet, imma use it then.

Wb your lightening journey, how much lighter did you get and how long did it take for you to get results

should I also start using bb cream