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Is it worth long term or not? Does it have bad side effects on health? I found a place where I can get it without prescription but it’s the 0.025% variant.
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Is it worth long term or not? Does it have bad side effects on health? I found a place where I can get it without prescription but it’s the 0.025% variant.
Why not? I thought retin-a was goodnot worth it imo
if you have a good skin, it has more cons than pros.Why not? I thought retin-a was good
I have 0.025 % even though my skin is one of my best features. I want to get that Retin-a glow.not worth it imo
did you see any big improvement? At the beginning it's hard to apply well and seeing results.I have 0.025 % even though my skin is one of my best features. I want to get that Retin-a glow.
yes. I had 0 acne to begin with.did you see any big improvement? At the beginning it's hard to apply well and seeing results.
How many months before you got the glow?yes. I had 0 acne to begin with.
At first there will be red, irritated skin but after some time that will stop and your skin will get a perfect glow.
About a month I'd sayHow many months before you got the glow?
Reeeeeee 2 months in on 0.05 and havent got the glowAbout a month I'd say
Not tryna brag or anything but my skin was already really good before I even started using retin-a, 0 acne.Reeeeeee 2 months in on 0.05 and havent got the glow
Yeh my skin was decent before, no acne etc. The only thing it lacked was the glowNot tryna brag or anything but my skin was already really good before I even started using retin-a, 0 acne.
Maybe this is why.
idk maybe works different on every individualYeh my skin was decent before, no acne etc. The only thing it lacked was the glow
There is some thinking now that topical retinoids don't work on a small portion of the population.idk maybe works different on every individual
I think he meant it thins skin, not bones. How would it thin bones? Makes no sense.my doctor said it thins bones or something. dunno if it is true so look it up if you want to know.
and 0.025% is good to begin with. don't go higher yet
Actually I think there are studies on Retin-A increasing Minoxidil effectiveness on hair growth, not sure though.Apparently its not good for eyebrow and beard growth so I stopped using it
idk why he said it but he said that the bone marrow that thins out as a side affect.I think he meant it thins skin, not bones. How would it thin bones? Makes no sense.
Actually I think there are studies on Retin-A increasing Minoxidil effectiveness on hair growth, not sure though.
did you use the gel or the cream version to get that retin-a glow?idk maybe works different on every individual
Why would I take accutane jflTake accutane first then kill your blackheads and acne scars with retin-a
For what, do you want it?Is it worth long term or not? Does it have bad side effects on health? I found a place where I can get it without prescription but it’s the 0.025% variant.
Anti aging.For what, do you want it?
Acne? Anti-aging-CollagenMaxxing? etc??
It's clears your skin, why else would you take itWhy would I take accutane jfl
To collagenboost jflIt's clears your skin, why else would you take it
Fuck I need to read jflTo collagenboost jfl
I have 0 acne
i looked up side effects it’s bullshitI think he meant it thins skin, not bones. How would it thin bones? Makes no sense.
Actually I think there are studies on Retin-A increasing Minoxidil effectiveness on hair growth, not sure though.
Over for youIm too scared to hop on finasteride or retin-a
Then maybe try a consumer retinoid? That way you don't have the idea of "but its a drug"?Im too scared to hop on finasteride or retin-a
wait, retin a thins your facial bones?my doctor said it thins bones or something. dunno if it is true so look it up if you want to know.
and 0.025% is good to begin with. don't go higher yet
he didn't say the facial bones specifically. He said something about the bone marrow thinning. so i guess he meant legs, arms etc.wait, retin a thins your facial bones?