Question about retin a

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I'm 16 never had acne or that shit so my skin looks good, I have high collagen, but I want to max that shit out so can I use retin a? Won't this give me any bad side effects?
 
As long as you wear sunscreen you can start at any age, the earlier the better tbh. I started at 23 and regret not doing it earlier.
 
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If your skin is fine sun screen will suffice until you get to 25 and your collagen starts to decrease. Retin a below 25 is cope unless acne and bad quality skin.
 
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If your skin is fine sun screen will suffice until you get to 25 and your collagen starts to decrease. Retin a below 25 is cope unless acne and bad quality skin.
Won't I stay ahead of the game if I started applying it at 16? This way I will age even more slowly
 
Won't I stay ahead of the game if I started applying it at 16? This way I will age even more slowly
No lol, you dont start to age until ur in you late 20s or 30s. if ur 16 ur still developing and have high collagen lol.
 
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If your skin is fine sun screen will suffice until you get to 25 and your collagen starts to decrease. Retin a below 25 is cope unless acne and bad quality skin.

its absolutely not cope under 25 bc retin a also reverses uv damage, and everyone has some degree of uv damage to their skin
 
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No lol, you dont start to age until ur in you late 20s or 30s. if ur 16 ur still developing and have high collagen lol.
cope. whites already have the beginning of crows feet and sun damaged skin in high school. By 25 their skin is already shit tier.
 
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its absolutely not cope under 25 bc retin a also reverses uv damage, and everyone has some degree of uv damage to their skin
cope. whites already have the beginning of crows feet and sun damaged skin in high school. By 25 their skin is already shit tier.
Should I start using retin a at 16 then bhais?
 
Should I start using retin a at 16 then bhais?
you should start using retin a the moment you can commit to consistent and proper sunscreen usage.

aside from the initial purge, irritation and sun sensitivity, there is zero downside. it's the easiest looksmax for very minimal effort. collagen is essential for looking attractive for as long as possible. It's the elixir of virility.

If you can start retin a maxxing in your teens you will be way ahead of your age group in 5, 10, 20 years time.
 
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Don’t retin A makes your fat storage in your face go away?
 
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Ok thanks , no side effects?

i don't really remember if i purged at the beginning stages, but i do know i had extremely dry and flaky skin for a while (went away after a few months). make sure u dont cake ur face with it
 
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i don't really remember if i purged at the beginning stages, but i do know i had extremely dry and flaky skin for a while (went away after a few months). make sure u dont cake ur face with it
Did the fat in your face got smaller or decreased in size?
 
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Don’t retin A makes your fat storage in your face go away?

i don't think that's ever been clinically proven, but just another incel meme. it hasn't done anything for me at least when it comes to facial fat.
 
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i don't think that's ever been clinically proven, but just another incel meme. it hasn't done anything for me at least when it comes to facial fat.
What about bone loss? Or toxicity?
 
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@Collagen or rope @7 rings
no studies on the topic, only anecdotes. Nevertheless I think there's some truth to it. I myself have not noticed any fat loss from retin a but i've only been on it for 6 months so far.

The answer is to use it to hollow cheeks and avoid under eye area where fat is beneficial.
 
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no studies on the topic, only anecdotes. Nevertheless I think there's some truth to it. I myself have not noticed any fat loss from retin a but i've only been on it for 6 months so far.

The answer is to use it to hollow cheeks and avoid under eye area where fat is beneficial.
i don't think that's ever been clinically proven, but just another incel meme. it hasn't done anything for me at least when it comes to facial fat.
Thank you bhais I'm ordering retin a as we speak
 
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What about bone loss? Or toxicity?

nah. the absorption is so minimal that it's really not relevant

no studies on the topic, only anecdotes. Nevertheless I think there's some truth to it. I myself have not noticed any fat loss from retin a but i've only been on it for 6 months so far.

The answer is to use it to hollow cheeks and avoid under eye area where fat is beneficial.

ive been using it for my under eye area too and it hasn't changed in color at all.
 
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Derms say you should start in your twenties if you got no acne, start with the sunscreen NOW.
You are probably too retarded and subhuman, specially at 16, to start a tret+sunscreen routine without fucking it up and getting hyperpygmentation and all the other perks of sun damage on unprotected tretinoin skin.
 
I'm 16 never had acne or that shit so my skin looks good, I have high collagen, but I want to max that shit out so can I use retin a? Won't this give me any bad side effects?
use pure product retin a dont use any expensive shit that claims contain retin a they fill that with shit vitamins moisture etc just my 1cent
 
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