My simple yet effective routine

[gymislife]

AM:
face: trim facial hair, matrixyl+ha, moisturiser, spf 50
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: jojoba oil

PM:
face: tretinoin 0.05%, moisturiser, eye cream
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: tretinoin, minoxidil, serioxyl
eyebrows & eyelashes: jojoba oil
hands: moisturising cream

extras: finasteride, accutane, coconut oil + nizoral shampoo, dermaroll 1.5mm hair


Would you add anything? Goal is anti-aging (maximise collagen, preserve hair)

 

[looksmidder]

AM:
face: trim facial hair, matrixyl+ha, moisturiser, spf 50
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: jojoba oil

PM:
face: tretinoin 0.05%, moisturiser, eye cream
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: tretinoin, minoxidil, serioxyl
eyebrows & eyelashes: jojoba oil
hands: moisturising cream

extras: finasteride, accutane, coconut oil + nizoral shampoo, dermaroll 1.5mm hair


Would you add anything? Goal is anti-aging (maximise collagen, preserve hair)

what does jojoba oil do? same with coconut oil

 

[Orc]

micro-needle your nasolabial folds if you're genetically prone to it, keeps mine at bay.

depths I use:

 

[looksmidder]

micro-needle your nasolabial folds if you're genetically prone to it, keeps mine at bay.

depths I use:

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do you use the derminator 2?

 

[Deleted member 20399]

All cope

 

[Orc]

do you use the derminator 2?

dr penn 8, it's small and cheap.

 

[Deleted member 27472]

micro-needle your nasolabial folds if you're genetically prone to it, keeps mine at bay.

depths I use:

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What do you think of derms saying not to do this because of possible skin damage doing it your self?

 

[gymislife]

what does jojoba oil do? same with coconut oil

it makes your hair soft, smooth and just better looking

 

[looksmidder]

What do you think of derms saying not to do this because of possible skin damage doing it your self?

sounds like them trying to get you to pay them more

 

[Orc]

What do you think of derms saying not to do this because of possible skin damage doing it your self?

skin damage from micro-needling is mainly from rollers causing micro-tears from pulling, the needling devices don't have this issue if you don't go too deep.

 

[Deleted member 27472]

skin damage from micro-needling is mainly from rollers causing micro-tears from pulling, the needling devices don't have this issue if you don't go too deep.

Right thanks, do you do this for collagen production / anti aging purposes or acne scars?

 

[Deleted member 21044]

Not a letter.

 

[Orc]

Right thanks, do you do this for collagen production / anti aging purposes or acne scars?

collagen, which is anti ageing.

it works extremely well for the folds, even more so than tiny wrinkles elsewhere.

 

[eyes]

AM:
face: trim facial hair, matrixyl+ha, moisturiser, spf 50
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: jojoba oil

PM:
face: tretinoin 0.05%, moisturiser, eye cream
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: tretinoin, minoxidil, serioxyl
eyebrows & eyelashes: jojoba oil
hands: moisturising cream

extras: finasteride, accutane, coconut oil + nizoral shampoo, dermaroll 1.5mm hair


Would you add anything? Goal is anti-aging (maximise collagen, preserve hair)

Sounds very simple indeed

 

[gymislife]

dr penn 8, it's small and cheap.

with the dermaroller I know you should clean it well after each usage. How do the dermapens work? Does it come with multiple needles and the needles are just for single usage, or do you have to clean it like a dermaroller? Also do you apply any creams before/after treatment (eg. if you use retin-a afterwards will it lead to increased absorption of it and better results, or does the skin need some time to repair?)

 

[Orc]

with the dermaroller I know you should clean it well after each usage. How do the dermapens work? Does it come with multiple needles and the needles are just for single usage, or do you have to clean it like a dermaroller? Also do you apply any creams before/after treatment (eg. if you use retin-a afterwards will it lead to increased absorption of it and better results, or does the skin need some time to repair?)

they have disposable single use cartridges, but you can just clean them with boiling water if you didn't do much surface area.

apply hyaluronic acid afterwards and moisturize, avoid harsher retinoids for a few days.

 

[Deleted member 25223]

AM:
face: trim facial hair, matrixyl+ha, moisturiser, spf 50
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: jojoba oil

PM:
face: tretinoin 0.05%, moisturiser, eye cream
mouth: whitening tooth paste, whitening mouthwash, lip balm
hair: tretinoin, minoxidil, serioxyl
eyebrows & eyelashes: jojoba oil
hands: moisturising cream

extras: finasteride, accutane, coconut oil + nizoral shampoo, dermaroll 1.5mm hair


Would you add anything? Goal is anti-aging (maximise collagen, preserve hair)

how do u trim face hair

 

[looksmidder]

dr penn 8, it's small and cheap.

btw do you know if there are any anti aging benefits of microneedling? ie would it be worth starting earlier or would i get the same long term results if i started later

 

[Rollie Pollie]

micro-needle your nasolabial folds if you're genetically prone to it, keeps mine at bay.

depths I use:

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fucking based thank you.

how often do you microneedle?

should i MN over a hyaluronic acid serum, is it a good idea?

and do you have any other MN tips?

 

[ronald_98]

Tretinoin for hair. Wtf?

 

[Deleted member 27550]

hair: tretinoin,

Tretinoin on hair??