Thank bro
My man, for dynamic wrinkles, I’d recommend Botox. For static wrinkles, Tretinoin or Tazarotene.
Can we do permanent Botox ?
are niacinamide and mayrixyl bad long term?
no, I use them during the day because they don't have the skin sensitivity issues that retinoids have, which you're supposed to use at night, but how you respond to retinoids is very individual, I don't need much more than a basic retinol solution for clear skin while tretinoin makes it look glossy.
what does it do
replicates natural sebum production so it works similar to the protective layer you build throughout the day that you tend to wash off when you shower.
by the way do you know if matrixyl products stack? i think there's 4 different ones but idk if you can only benefit from one or if they stack
it works through the same pathway as retinoids, i.e boosting collagen production, which you use likely doesn't matter much but the solution I have is a mix of 3000 and synthe 6.
if they’re similar to retinoids does that mean they can reduce fat pads as well? also do you mean you’re supposed to take them at night
boosting collagen production doesn't necessarily have any impact on your fat distribution, I think they're just self-reports by people who are in denial about ageing.
what would the solution to that be? would it be better to take it very early in the morning or just take it at night
most people opt to apply retinoids close before they go to bed.
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C’est permanent ou pas ?
I’m pretty sure the sun damage is while you are actually wearing the cream, wear it before bed and wake up wash it off
I thought it was due to the effect of tret on the skin by increasing cell turnover, but idk tbh
No it lasts 3-6 months but you can learn to self inject it. It’s not hard at all and I do it every few months for very cheap. Like $60 every 3 months if you DIY
