Most powerful things for your skin (Mainstream skincare doesn't work)

[johnny4612]

Finasteride and Minoxidil do an amazing thing for your hair (for those who it works)

It brings your hair back to life and makes it incredibly healthy.

Is there anything similar, this powerful, but for your skin?
Your skin products, serums, creams, and other things, don't work! Or at least they work so poorly, it's not worth it.

What is something powerful for your skin that makes it look young and healthy again?

 

[qltisjgje2842]

Retinoids and healthy lifestyle anything else is cope

 

[forearmgod]

accutane, microneedeling, black spot-removal

95% skincare is cope

 

[GreekGenes]

There really is not much, to be honest.

Problem is that we really dont have anything to bring back elastin.

And most products that claim to increase collagen either increase the "wrong types" of collagen (there is dozens of types of collagen in our skin) OR the active ingredients are very low concentration.

At the end of the day it comes down to SPF. Tretinoin & retinoids in general dont work for everyone and can backfire if your sun protection is not 100% there all the time.

Skincare for the most part is a scam and as i said above either 1) the ingredients are not concentrated highly enough 2) the ingredients lack proper scientific backing or

 

[johnny4612]

Retinoids

What about tretinoin?

 

[qltisjgje2842]

What about tretinoin?

Its good but be careful or u can thin your skin do reaserch before using

 

[mvp2v1]

Retinoids and healthy lifestyle anything else is cope

adipeau founder says retinoids dont work. he says they only work in short run but all the benefit is lost by the 12 month mark.

 

[mvp2v1]

There really is not much, to be honest.

Problem is that we really dont have anything to bring back elastin.

And most products that claim to increase collagen either increase the "wrong types" of collagen (there is dozens of types of collagen in our skin) OR the active ingredients are very low concentration.

At the end of the day it comes down to SPF. Tretinoin & retinoids in general dont work for everyone and can backfire if your sun protection is not 100% there all the time.

Skincare for the most part is a scam and as i said above either 1) the ingredients are not concentrated highly enough 2) the ingredients lack proper scientific backing or

very true, i suggest you check out Adipeau, I still think its one of the few skincare that actually works. what its supposed to do is maintain a healthy fatpad layer. Unlike volufilin which just bloats fatcels adipeau breaks down bloated (inflamed) fat cells and regenerates many new small and healthy cells. Its supposed to also improve collagen and elastin bc as our fatcells become bloated with age and other factors they inhibit the skins remodeling process, by keeping the fat pad layer healthy fibroblasts arent inhibited and thus you should experience much less of that age-related net resorption and destruction of collagen and elastin.

 

[johnny4612]

Adipeau

Well that would be good, but maybe for older people?

be careful

I would use low % once a week

 

[mvp2v1]

Well that would be good, but maybe for older people?



I would use low % once a week

Its effects are more pronounced in older people since they have more damaged fat pads. But young people still benefit at least as a preventative measure

 

[acc_bolshevik]

retinol and sunscreen, maybe accutane if your skin is fucked

 

[ege74]

There really is not much, to be honest.

Problem is that we really dont have anything to bring back elastin.

And most products that claim to increase collagen either increase the "wrong types" of collagen (there is dozens of types of collagen in our skin) OR the active ingredients are very low concentration.

At the end of the day it comes down to SPF. Tretinoin & retinoids in general dont work for everyone and can backfire if your sun protection is not 100% there all the time.

Skincare for the most part is a scam and as i said above either 1) the ingredients are not concentrated highly enough 2) the ingredients lack proper scientific backing or

Doesent dut help elastin loss?