Why just treat it like lotion
apply it every 3 days.
3 days if u want to have a pizzaface then sure
For PIE/hyperpigmentation/scars then yeah. But for acne tret is just as effective, but taz will get the same results faster
Did you know you can get it from an UGL without any appointments and explanations, lol...
great way to do absolutely nothing
Not really. You start every 3 days then 2 days. Tret isn't tolered for all skins, it's very important to build a tolerance. Starting to apply Tret every night is the best way to damage your skin mostly if it's sensitive
Everyone recommends to use it every night otherwise it won’t be effective
this is the best advice
3 days is cope if your using like 0.025mg 3 days maybe for 0.1mg but if the dosage is low i suggest you apply everyday but pause if notice irritation
The recommended advice is to build up to every night, not go straight into it. Most people haven’t even used retinoids on their skin before and going straight into tret like that will irritate your skin and do more harm than good.
What do you use for skin texture then? Dermapen?
Its all about diet hydration and prevent collagen loss , so i only use moisturizer and sunscreen everything else is cope , microneedling is supposed to increase collagen but i didnt notice difference with that either i always take pics btw before i start any treatment im at 5th session now once a month.
Every other night works fine
Moistuzer, tret, sunscreen and mirconeedling
As i said didnt do shit for me at least visually , but may be differnt for others unironically i found tret more useful for hair loss than skin
Did you just rub it into your scalp
Yes after min to enhance the effect and supposedly speed up vellus to terminal hair conversion but it is bro science for now no studies i found on this yet
yes you have to build up tolerance that’s fucking obviously holy shit. The point is that applying tret every 3 days is not going to do anything even to keep tret effects every 2 days is recommended
Taz is different, actually it depends on the skin type also
Marginally
Wait so even though tret binds to more receptors taz is better?
Which receptors does tret bind to that taz doesn’t? Taz was only made in the first place to better target the retinoid receptors
Never mind i might be thinking of adaplene, my bad. Sorry.
The only reason I picked tazarotene over tret was because I read how it was more effective for treating hyperpigmentation and fading acne scars. The potency of taz is also stronger than tret which means it’ll work faster. I also read about the horror stories with purging on tret, whereas on taz people just reported dry skin.
Thanks bro and also did you use gel or cream? and did you get gay glow from taz?
so taz does exactly the same stuff tret does since its a retinoid but better right?
I use cream as that’s the only one available from tretinoinworld. My skin does glow, but it’s not over the top it’s like a nice glow.
Yes pretty much
Does the cream have pore clogging ingredients like the tretinoin does?
Not sure, I doubt it does
Thank you
is there an even better alternative?
I didn’t know you could do that my mom would have taken it snce she is bluepilled to infinity
Using to see if it fades my scars then going on taz
CO2 lasers might be most useful if you're talking about acne scars. The following thread has some useful advice, I think.
looksmax.org
Since I’m a teenager I doubt my parents will get it.CO2 lasers might be most useful if you're talking about acne scars. The following thread has some useful advice, I think.
What acne scar removal method has worked for you?
My derm said I should consider a "laser" over micro-needling but she didn't mention any specifics. I'm getting lost in the buzzwords and all the types of different "lasers" the clinics offer. What buzzword should I be looking for and what has worked for you guys? I'm also on Isotretinoin atm...
