surface level oxidative stress - topical recommendations needed

[htblover2323]

I joined a new school just over a year ago and my skin quality hair quality and hair density plummeted. i now have horribly dry skin with discoloration and skincare doesn't get rid of it as I'm going to school everyday and water doesn't wash off the particulates so i could never be bothered to consistently do it during the year.

Pretty sure the air contains pm2.5 particulates and other bs like ozone which is fucking up my hair and oxidising my lipids.

i've been taking 10mg astaxanthin and fish oil recenetly (obviously not expecting it to do much) but just to support lipids and cells as I'm leaving the school for good next week.

I don't mind systemic shit but idk to what extent it will actually help. Topical advice whether it's pharmaceutical or just regular shit like hair oil or something helpful for oxidative stress and telogen effluvium caused by it.

The forums a shithole full of retards now but hopefully someone smart comes across this post and if so, please recommend some action to take.

I purchased a chelating shampoo to fix how my hair feels. It genuinely feels awful and rips out every time i run my hair through it

My scalp is severely inflamed too not sure what to do about that.

 

[mewzilla]

asta is potent but also a 5-ar inhibitor i think.
fish oil is goated but wont do much if anything at all concerning your issues,


i think it'll be best to tackle this topically, but thats just my opinion. itll be better to fix them internally in the long run.
either that or change the atmosphere, which is just a little out of your capabilities.

edit: you can use glutathione to fix essentially everything if it is actually oxidative stress, i completely forgot about it when typing this out initially.

 

[superpoppop]

I joined a new school just over a year ago and my skin quality hair quality and hair density plummeted. i now have horribly dry skin with discoloration and skincare doesn't get rid of it as I'm going to school everyday and water doesn't wash off the particulates so i could never be bothered to consistently do it during the year.

Pretty sure the air contains pm2.5 particulates and other bs like ozone which is fucking up my hair and oxidising my lipids.

i've been taking 10mg astaxanthin and fish oil recenetly (obviously not expecting it to do much) but just to support lipids and cells as I'm leaving the school for good next week.

I don't mind systemic shit but idk to what extent it will actually help. Topical advice whether it's pharmaceutical or just regular shit like hair oil or something helpful for oxidative stress and telogen effluvium caused by it.

The forums a shithole full of retards now but hopefully someone smart comes across this post and if so, please recommend some action to take.

I purchased a chelating shampoo to fix how my hair feels. It genuinely feels awful and rips out every time i run my hair through it

My scalp is severely inflamed too not sure what to do about that.

no way school air is this bad

 

[htblover2323]

no way school air is this bad

im fully serious bro. theres genuinely girls who are balding and got greying hair

 

[superpoppop]

im fully serious bro. theres genuinely girls who are balding and got greying hair

wtf?? sorry to hear that bro. are you getting enough vitamins too?

 

[htblover2323]

asta is potent but also a 5-ar inhibitor i think.
fish oil is goated but wont do much if anything at all concerning your issues,


i think it'll be best to tackle this topically, but thats just my opinion. itll be better to fix them internally in the long run.
either that or change the atmosphere, which is just a little out of your capabilities.

i leave the school for good next week luckily. ive noticed during school holidays if i use a chelating shampoo for example to get rid of the particulates etc. my hair actually feels fine after a few days but then i have to go to school again.

my plan is too use it on the last day but then i need something topical that can make recovery rapid

also im aware asta is a 5ar inhibitor but i'm pretty sure its only at really high doses?? - if not i'll probably avoid it asI'm still in puberty

 

[htblover2323]

wtf?? sorry to hear that bro. are you getting enough vitamins too?

diet's not amazing but its not bad either. ill start eating more oysters and raw milk etc. as soon as summer starts

 

[htblover2323]

asta is potent but also a 5-ar inhibitor i think.
fish oil is goated but wont do much if anything at all concerning your issues,


i think it'll be best to tackle this topically, but thats just my opinion. itll be better to fix them internally in the long run.
either that or change the atmosphere, which is just a little out of your capabilities.

edit: you can use glutathione to fix essentially everything if it is actually oxidative stress, i completely forgot about it when typing this out initially.

yeah inj glutathione is a shout but i live in a household where it's likely to get taken within a week unfortunately

 

[mewzilla]

im fully serious bro. theres genuinely girls who are balding and got greying hair

uh

MIGHT be asbestos in the ceiling im being fully deadass, change schools or make an anonymous tip to the police or something

 

[superpoppop]

diet's not amazing but its not bad either. ill start eating more oysters and raw milk etc. as soon as summer starts

ok but like take supplements. vitamin d, zinc, etc. but also

uh

MIGHT be asbestos in the ceiling im being fully deadass, change schools or make an anonymous tip to the police or something

lwk might be true. there is NO reason the school should be doing that to you

 

[htblover2323]

uh

MIGHT be asbestos in the ceiling im being fully deadass, change schools or make an anonymous tip to the police or something

i'd kill myself right now if there was. i have bad asthma though and i've never had a problem with breathing?