How to fix wrinkles?

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Seriously I am in dire need before they worsen
 
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botox retinol and stop being so expressive in face i can link articles explaining why retinol is effective in decreasing wrinkles if you want
 
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Fr0st said:
botox retinol and stop being so expressive in face i can link articles explaining why retinol is effective in decreasing wrinkles if you want
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Botox and retinol I am against but sure
 
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IwantToLooksMaxx said:
Wow good advice. I’m just gonna stop experiencing emotions and going out in the sun
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Unironically good advice

I never smile or laugh and I believe it’s benefited me
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
Botox and retinol I am against but sure
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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Retinoids in the treatment of skin aging: an overview of clinical efficacy and safety

Aging of skin is an intricate biological process consisting of two types. While intrinsic or chronological aging is an inevitable process, photoaging involves the premature aging of skin occurring due to cumulative exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Chronological ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

www.health.harvard.edu

Do retinoids really reduce wrinkles? - Harvard Health

Retinoids was used as an acne treatment in the 1970s, but researchers later discovered that it also fades actinic keratosis spots, evens pigmentation, and speeds the turnover of superficial skin ce...
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its pretty well researched and its personally worked for me with my forehead wrinkles
 
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smiling fucks up you face bro im not saying dont smile just dont do it often
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
Yeah, but won’t fix wrinkles. In fact it sits in them causing white lines
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true tbh i dont really go out into the sun often besides getting vitamin d and then i block my face ik it sounds retarded but its worked for me
 
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Fr0st said:
true tbh i dont really go out into the sun often besides getting vitamin d and then i block my face ik it sounds retarded but its worked for me
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my advice is to limit sun exposure on face tbh
 
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Fr0st said:
true tbh i dont really go out into the sun often besides getting vitamin d and then i block my face ik it sounds retarded but its worked for me
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Same, wear good for neck protection
 
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Fr0st said:
my advice is to limit sun exposure on face tbh
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They’re getting worse rapidly and the only sun I get is when biking to and from school but I wear sunscreen half the time
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
They’re getting worse rapidly and the only sun I get is when biking to and from school but I wear sunscreen half the time
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it prob genetic preposition some people have bad genetics when it comes to aging
 
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Fr0st said:
it prob genetic preposition some people have bad genetics when it comes to aging
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if your doing skin care and avoiding sun exposure your probably doing everything you can idk though try and ask a dermatologist
 
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Fr0st said:
it prob genetic preposition some people have bad genetics when it comes to aging
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It’s just under my eyes. I think it’s from looking down a lot (when I look down with my eyes it makes the wrinkles but when I focus up they are not there)
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
It’s just under my eyes. I think it’s from looking down a lot (when I look down with my eyes it makes the wrinkles but when I focus up they are not there)
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do you squint a lot?
 
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my skincare routine is very obsessive and aggressive

I have blackout curtains and uv filters all around my house and living space, spf 50 pa++++ reapply every 2 hours, full sleeves, mask, sunglasses, tretinoin 0.1% everyday, hyaluronic acid and b5 moisturizer

I had the slightest hint of nasolabial folds forming but they disappeared after tret, i basically have the collagen of a 16 year old at almost 20, although the skin quality fluctuates a lot depending on sleep hydration etc

It looks amazing when I'm on it but when i discontinue it it starts to revert back to baseline a bit when I stop tret get lax with sun protection skimp sleep etc
 
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Guerrilla said:
my skincare routine is very obsessive and aggressive

I have blackout curtains and uv filters all around my house and living space, spf 50 pa++++ reapply every 2 hours, full sleeves, mask, sunglasses, tretinoin 0.1% everyday, hyaluronic acid and b5 moisturizer

I had the slightest hint of nasolabial folds forming but they disappeared after tret, i basically have the collagen of a 16 year old at almost 20, although the skin quality fluctuates a lot depending on sleep hydration etc

It looks amazing when I'm on it but when i discontinue it it starts to revert back to baseline a bit when I stop tret get lax with sun protection skimp sleep etc
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doesnt over exposure to retinoids and sbf dry out skin?
 
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Guerrilla said:
my skincare routine is very obsessive and aggressive

I have blackout curtains and uv filters all around my house and living space, spf 50 pa++++ reapply every 2 hours, full sleeves, mask, sunglasses, tretinoin 0.1% everyday, hyaluronic acid and b5 moisturizer

I had the slightest hint of nasolabial folds forming but they disappeared after tret, i basically have the collagen of a 16 year old at almost 20, although the skin quality fluctuates a lot depending on sleep hydration etc

It looks amazing when I'm on it but when i discontinue it it starts to revert back to baseline a bit when I stop tret get lax with sun protection skimp sleep etc
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Damn. That’s cool you have uv filters in your house. I just retreat into my room with black out curtains to avoid uv through windows
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
Used to permasquint like an autist also have blinking tics which could be responsible
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honestly just fix the blinking and dont squint a lot dont listen to the people who squint max there hard coping dont drink caffeine since it increases anxiety and makes you blink a lot
 
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Fr0st said:
honestly just fix the blinking and dont squint a lot dont listen to the people who squint max there hard coping dont drink caffeine since it increases anxiety and makes you blink a lot
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I thought caffeine was good since it inhibits mTOR, but good advice. I must do all I can to fix anxiety cuz that speeds aging overall and not just wrinkles from the tics
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
It’s just under my eyes. I think it’s from looking down a lot (when I look down with my eyes it makes the wrinkles but when I focus up they are not there)
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also stay hydrated makes skin more youthful
 
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Ekil73_YT said:
I thought caffeine was good since it inhibits mTOR, but good advice. I must do all I can to fix anxiety cuz that speeds aging overall and not just wrinkles from the tics
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maybe its me but whenever i drink caffeine i get all twitchy at blink a shit ton ill go read on it and get back to you
 
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Fr0st said:
maybe its me but whenever i drink caffeine i get all twitchy at blink a shit ton ill go read on it and get back to you
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ok i read some sources it looks like its not very researched but there is a correlation between anxiety and caffeine there are cases so if it were me id stay clear of drinking it but certain types in skincare products might be fine

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Effects of caffeine on anxiety and panic attacks in patients with panic disorder: A systematic review and meta-analysis - PubMed

Future studies should employ a wider range of caffeine doses and investigate contributions of biological and psychological mechanisms underlying the anxiogenic and panicogenic effects of caffeine. In the clinic, patients with PD should be informed about the panicogenic and anxiogenic effects of...
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www.medicalnewstoday.com

Does caffeine cause anxiety?

Caffeine is a stimulant that can cause people to feel anxious. Learn more.
www.medicalnewstoday.com www.medicalnewstoday.com
 
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how the fuck do you have wrinkles, and where u have them
 
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