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So those of who you know me are probably well aware of the fact that I am an oldcel who has never known what it feels like to experience physical attraction from a girl, and at this stage of my life I basically don't give a shit anymore and am willing to risk my health and longevity in the name of looksmaxxing.
In this thread, I will be detailing my exploits of experimenting on myself with any and all skinmaxxing methods I learn about, regardless of how safe they may be or whether they've even been tested before on humans. I am literally willing to try anything that might hold the potential to make me look physically younger. I have basically nothing left to live for, and as a consequence of that reality, I don't give a shit how this ends for me.
Also, I am willing to risk my health trying any skinmaxxing product that people suggest in this thread. If it's something really expensive, then I'll chip in with forum members to help purchase it. The only contingency is that it must be a substance (whether topically applied or orally administered) for which there is at least SOME evidence that it improves skin in any capacity, whether by making it thicker, eliminating wrinkles, boosting collagen/elastin production, or just generally making it look "younger."
To get started, I'll briefly list the products I'm using already:
1.) Matrixyl 3000 and Argireline serum - contains an extremely high (potentially dangerous?) concentration of Matrixyl 3000 at 50%, as compared to the 5-10% contained in most products.
2.) EGF (epidermal growth factor) serum - similar to the first serum, contains an extremely high concentration of EGF. Some scientists warn against the use of EGF because of potential cancer risks. My response is, where can I order an ultra high-concentration injectable form of it?
Photos of both serums are uploaded in the image series below:
I have also been injecting 5-6 mg of GHK-Cu every day since January. The scientist who has conducted and published the majority of research on GHK-Cu recommends AGAINST injecting the substance. I'm planning on ordering a high-concentration topical GHK-Cu serum soom that I will apply directly to my face every night. Below is a photo series depicting the reconstituted GHK-Cu, a 6 mg dose drawn up in the syringe, and the needle in my arm just prior to injecting today's dose.
I'm also applying 0.1% Retin-A (tretinoin) every night, and I take 12-24 mg per day of astaxanthin.
Anyways, this is my current routine. I'm looking into ordering an experimental drug that can apparently influence the production of skin stem cells called apocynin, which I will start applying topically. I'm also planning on ordering Accutane and taking a low dose (no more than 50-60 mg/wk), which studies indicate may boost collagen production by as much as 50%.
Again, I am going to try ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING that might boost collagen production and make my skin look younger. How this ends is irrelevant to me (my only hope is that if I end up dying, I don't suffer for too long).
YOLO
In this thread, I will be detailing my exploits of experimenting on myself with any and all skinmaxxing methods I learn about, regardless of how safe they may be or whether they've even been tested before on humans. I am literally willing to try anything that might hold the potential to make me look physically younger. I have basically nothing left to live for, and as a consequence of that reality, I don't give a shit how this ends for me.
Also, I am willing to risk my health trying any skinmaxxing product that people suggest in this thread. If it's something really expensive, then I'll chip in with forum members to help purchase it. The only contingency is that it must be a substance (whether topically applied or orally administered) for which there is at least SOME evidence that it improves skin in any capacity, whether by making it thicker, eliminating wrinkles, boosting collagen/elastin production, or just generally making it look "younger."
To get started, I'll briefly list the products I'm using already:
1.) Matrixyl 3000 and Argireline serum - contains an extremely high (potentially dangerous?) concentration of Matrixyl 3000 at 50%, as compared to the 5-10% contained in most products.
2.) EGF (epidermal growth factor) serum - similar to the first serum, contains an extremely high concentration of EGF. Some scientists warn against the use of EGF because of potential cancer risks. My response is, where can I order an ultra high-concentration injectable form of it?
Photos of both serums are uploaded in the image series below:
I have also been injecting 5-6 mg of GHK-Cu every day since January. The scientist who has conducted and published the majority of research on GHK-Cu recommends AGAINST injecting the substance. I'm planning on ordering a high-concentration topical GHK-Cu serum soom that I will apply directly to my face every night. Below is a photo series depicting the reconstituted GHK-Cu, a 6 mg dose drawn up in the syringe, and the needle in my arm just prior to injecting today's dose.
I'm also applying 0.1% Retin-A (tretinoin) every night, and I take 12-24 mg per day of astaxanthin.
Anyways, this is my current routine. I'm looking into ordering an experimental drug that can apparently influence the production of skin stem cells called apocynin, which I will start applying topically. I'm also planning on ordering Accutane and taking a low dose (no more than 50-60 mg/wk), which studies indicate may boost collagen production by as much as 50%.
Again, I am going to try ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING that might boost collagen production and make my skin look younger. How this ends is irrelevant to me (my only hope is that if I end up dying, I don't suffer for too long).
YOLO
