Topicals

Topicals

10172020-07-23T10:43:40.000Z
You were talking about oral supplements. But then you say it "still enjoys immense popularity"+++
are you still talking about the oral? Or are you referring to the topical? I get you are saying the oral doesn't work, and it sounds like it was e
Juliet77812020-07-20T22:13:57.000Z
Retinol is the gold standard when it comes to anti aging +
topicals. However, I do also strongly believe in addition other products like vitamin c, chemical and manual exfoliation (with caution), moisture rete
KimD5772020-07-20T00:02:33.000Z
question about supplements for hair shedding that may cause acne? zinc/b complex or EPO OK?
UGH I literally can't even taking a mutli-vitamin..... Im 47 and my hair is shedding really really badly and I have tried on and off taking biotin
rayoflight2020-07-14T14:31:02.000Z
It’s a great retinol product, but retinol won’t work on acne scars +
nothing topical really does. Tretinoin and adapalene (both are retinoid drugs, related to retinol) may help a bit with new/fresh scars (aka preventati
ziggymama2020-07-14T11:48:01.000Z
Depends what you mean by "effective skincare." Like any other topicals (not fillers or ++
surgery or the like), any effect is temporary. That doesn't mean it's ineffective; I have to use moisturizer every day. I do mostly DIY masks (on
violet_avalon2020-07-13T21:42:18.000Z
many experts believe topicals won't do harm BUT there aren't complete+
certainties because there are no real studies with pregnant/breastfeeding women, it wouldn't be ethical.
angeleyez2020-07-12T13:07:46.000Z
I've not found any topical products that make a huge difference in either my baseline redness nor +
my tendency to flush easily. As I have rosacea, gentle skincare and trigger avoidance help to keep the disease itself fairly mild but some things that
DCGuurl2020-07-09T03:25:46.000Z
how long after putting on a BP leave on product should you wait before adding topicals? +
i like to add HA and then a moisturizer, but I feel like if I have to wait, then I cant seal in that water with the topicals.
Art4Cara2020-07-05T17:44:50.000Z
For me - Rx retinoid via Curology, Vitamin C serum, and really important - sunblock daily - r/o
Still, with all that, it does take time so be patient. Also, the longer sunspots have been around, and the darker they are, the longer it will take. S
rayoflight2020-07-04T19:03:28.000Z
Prescription stuff; hydroquinone/melquinol w/ or w/o tretinoin, +
also azelaic acid. Non-prescription; arbutin, kojic acid, azelaic acid (lower control than prescription stuff like Skinoren), ascorbic acid, licori