How to fix acne and pimples without pinning

[holyname]

Spoiler

First I started with tretinoin 0.025% cream (Retin-A), You should use it twice a week at first.
You should apply a small amount to your fingertip and spread it over your entire face before going to bed.

Spoiler: During application

SIDE EFFECTS
The main downsides of Retin-A during the initial phase include an increase in acne and pimples; for a few weeks, your lips may become chapped and your skin may start to flake or peel, with general dryness being the most common side effect.

OTHER OPTIONAL ITEM

Before applying Retin-A, I always used micellar water (L'Oréal Paris) with a small cotton pad, the best effect of micellar water is that it dries out pimple and acne marks much faster than usual.

Spoiler: Micellar water

After all that, in less than two months, I got this result:

Spoiler: After

Of course, it’s never going to be as effective as applying something that actually changes the situation, but there is a huge difference with just these two products, i'm just showing what actually seems to have helped me and it doesn't hurt to try; you can buy these items for just a few dollars, Give it a shot.

Sorry if the photo looks stretched or small; it's my first time adding photos to a thread, thx.

 

[holyname]

Spoiler

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First I started with tretinoin 0.025% cream (Retin-A), You should use it twice a week at first.
You should apply a small amount to your fingertip and spread it over your entire face before going to bed.

Spoiler: During application

View attachment 5324383

SIDE EFFECTS
The main downsides of Retin-A during the initial phase include an increase in acne and pimples; for a few weeks, your lips may become chapped and your skin may start to flake or peel, with general dryness being the most common side effect.
View attachment 5324309

OTHER OPTIONAL ITEM

Before applying Retin-A, I always used micellar water (L'Oréal Paris) with a small cotton pad, the best effect of micellar water is that it dries out pimple and acne marks much faster than usual.

Spoiler: Micellar water

View attachment 5324341

After all that, in less than two months, I got this result:

Spoiler: After

View attachment 5324345

Of course, it’s never going to be as effective as applying something that actually changes the situation, but there is a huge difference with just these two products, i'm just showing what actually seems to have helped me and it doesn't hurt to try; you can buy these items for just a few dollars, Give it a shot.

Sorry if the photo looks stretched or small; it's my first time adding photos to a thread, thx.

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[Absurdist]

Idc about the actual thread just wanted to say i like your green eyes.

 

[holyname]

Idc about the actual thread just wanted to say i like your green eyes.

thank you bhai

 

[LANCEPRETTYBOY]

Spoiler

View attachment 5324191

First I started with tretinoin 0.025% cream (Retin-A), You should use it twice a week at first.
You should apply a small amount to your fingertip and spread it over your entire face before going to bed.

Spoiler: During application

View attachment 5324383

SIDE EFFECTS
The main downsides of Retin-A during the initial phase include an increase in acne and pimples; for a few weeks, your lips may become chapped and your skin may start to flake or peel, with general dryness being the most common side effect.
View attachment 5324309

OTHER OPTIONAL ITEM

Before applying Retin-A, I always used micellar water (L'Oréal Paris) with a small cotton pad, the best effect of micellar water is that it dries out pimple and acne marks much faster than usual.

Spoiler: Micellar water

View attachment 5324341

After all that, in less than two months, I got this result:

Spoiler: After

View attachment 5324345

Of course, it’s never going to be as effective as applying something that actually changes the situation, but there is a huge difference with just these two products, i'm just showing what actually seems to have helped me and it doesn't hurt to try; you can buy these items for just a few dollars, Give it a shot.

Sorry if the photo looks stretched or small; it's my first time adding photos to a thread, thx.

mirin