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>>241681

currently i'm focusing on clearing up my face and getting the pale, porcelain complexion that i've always wanted. I'll link at the end

I start every day by washing my face with a gentle foaming cleanser and a facial sponge. afterwards I get in the shower and use another cleanser to make sure my face is 100% clean, then wash my entire body with castille soap (changing between morning and night)

afterwards I make sure to pat dry and moisturize (once again different products for morning and night) and make sure to wash my face off with cold water. then I put on a facial toner and splash a bit of water on my face followed by either a moisturizer or night cream and an eye cream to make sure I don't have dark circles

every other day or so I exfoliate my lips using Lush-lip scrub and my electric toothbrush then slather on a bit of petro-jelly substitute before i get in the shower to help them get all plump and red/pink

then after I'm done with all the moisturizing and shit I follow with my moisturizing lip-balm if it's just a day where I don't have shit, but otherwise, if I got to go outside, I put on a bit of sunscreen and my protective eye-cream and lip-balm

as for hair, I use an old-school shaving cream style where I apply it using a brush and shave with a regular razor. then I follow with alum and aftershave. because it's like every 3 days where I need to shave, I use that day to do other stuff to

every 3 days, I follow my face wash with a brightening scrub, then shave, then I follow that with a brightening face mask

while I'm not where I want to be atm, I'm getting there. I just did the scrub, shave, and mask today and it feels baby-smooth

face wash amzn.to/1TsmMg9

face sponge amzn.to/1WSzvc3

toner amzn.to/1SpzU53

scrub amzn.to/20c1JDT

mask amzn.to/1QMgV4F

moisturizer amzn.to/20yyVCh

night cream amzn.to/1OVkNha

body lotion (day) amzn.to/1UvX495

body lotion (night) amzn.to/1WSzODM

castille soap (day) amzn.to/1PZrOvo

castille soap (night) amzn.to/1nU0wA2

shower-facial cleanser amzn.to/20yyZC4

lip scrub amzn.to/1TsowWT

petroleum jelly sub amzn.to/1ZZoANA

dark circle eye cream amzn.to/1SONCjg

protective eye cream amzn.to/1TsoE8V

protective lip balm amzn.to/1PFQQ1T

sunscreen amzn.to/1UvXwE6

moisturizing lip balm amzn.to/1WSA0Tn

i'm going to try and integrate a regiment using a body scrub weekly

also, every night before bed i use hand and foot cream in pedicure socks and gloves

body scrub amzn.to/1SpBns3

hand cream amzn.to/1KLe2KV

foot cream amzn.to/1QMi3Fy

pedi socks amzn.to/1Vw97Dv

pedi gloves amzn.to/20c2IUx

also, note that some of these are cheaper to find on their own websites. I just used amazon because I can shorten the links

I'm pretty soft anyway, warm too!

Fresh out the shower always <3

>>241686

You sound like the twink Patrick Bateman. Not even an insult.

>>241692

I always use an aftershave with little or no alcohol because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older.

>>241692

none taken. there was some good research put into that routine, so i based mine off of his (adding and subtracting things at will)

>>242135

going with more of the natural stuff to moisturize and clean? don't blame ya

i had a hard time using that stuff & swapped over to the stuff I currently use mostly for ease

the Burt's Bees is kinda meh for me. It's above average, but I'd recommend swapping up to at least blistex or something

you might want to get like an actual face wash or something for when you run out of the acne meds

as for your questions, try to stop biting ur lips. i think i have the same habit, but i mostly do mine in my sleep or something

it will eventually go away (not fully, but at least lessen in appearance) when you exfoliate and moisturize your lips. like, regularly moisturize them and exfoliate at most every other day (if you use a scrub like me, you can probably get redder lips)

and as for your nose, from what I've read it's mostly dry skin that causes something like that. if it's mostly gone, you don't really need to worry. but if it does come back you can probably get rid of it by moisturizing around that area a bit better

plus, with your self-consciousness I'd recommend embracing yourself for the qt 3.14 you are

>>242162

I don't have an irrational preference for "natural" remedies or anything, I just started exfoliating a few days ago with what I had. I might try some of your products if the sugar doesn't cut it.

Burt's Bees has been good for me but you're probably right that something more moisturizing would be better. It's pretty much just flavored wax, where I assume other stuff has more oils and moisturizers, judging by the shiny lips I've seen on girls.

The acne meds are seriously amazing. I got a single tube several years ago and it's lasted me until now. Putting a tiny bit on any red spot immediately stops it before it can become a pimple. I'm going to talk to a new dermatologist and try to get a new prescription, and I wholeheartedly recommend that anyone with acne try to get some aczone/dapzone.

Thanks for the advice and kind words on the lips and nose, babe. Honestly I have nothing to complain about, I've seen many qts in much worse circumstances, but it's still something I'm self conscious about and would like to fix if possible.

>>242298

>take a loofah and some castile soap and literally scrub my face clean

the loofah is for the body. the skin on the face is too sensitive for that shit

if it stays like that, see a doctor. other than that, look for scrubs made specifically for the face and try that. otherwise, they have special scrub brushes and other shit like that for the face specifically

btw, i'd recommend getting rid of the loofah and upgrading to exfoliating gloves. they're easier to get the body with

just throwing this in but african black soap is amazing if you have acne, scars, discoloration, fine lines n tons of other stuff. pretty cheap too on amazon. and continuing my benevolent and cheap skincare advice, use oils like avocado oil or grapeseed oil (probably available at any market) for a nighttime moisturizer.

Is there something against lines on your forehead that does not involve 25 different kinds of tinctures masks and soaps?

>>242298

Oh hey, you're not a regular on 4chans /vg/ /ddg/ thread by any chance are you?

Sorry for off topic reply.

Yo I have been drinking water every 2 hours for the last week. This is supposed to make my skin look better but Im not seeing any results, when is this supposed to work? In a month?

>>274212

vitamin c, retinol, retinoid if you can get it prescribed to you and most importantly sunscreen

Okay. Boy with terrible, oily skin with a very light olive tint. I get frequent ingrown hairs, as well.

I need a facial/body mask I can use for terrible acne. I'm looking for honey ones currently. Honey and cinnamon was terrible on me.

>>278508

I don't know about honey, but I used toothpaste to clear up my acne, which was horrible. You can also make a baking soda mixture really easily that has the same effect.

I swear by it, I used to get the worst acne, all the way up to fucking cysts on my face. Then I started using toothpaste each night after my shower, it went away, and now I'm super qt. Watch out though, it dries out your skin but if you have oily skin already that's usually not a problem.

>grab razor and shaving cream

>shave my thighs

>use aftershave gel (the one for legs)

>red bumps

Kill me.

I don't really do body stuff but for face cerave foaming cleaner and moisturizer, morning and night. And every once in a while ex-foliate with stridex. People tell me I have nice skin so I think it works c:

>>274533

>sunscreen

Against sun you mean?

Or is the sunscreen itself already good for whatever reason?

>>241681

Telltale signs of photoshop. The wrist holding the camera. That line there… Dead giveaway.

None really, because I'm poor as fuck.

I wash my face with cold water.

I don't have anything for my hands.

Shave legs with Gillette Sensitive Skin cream with a Gillette triple blade razor, before hand, I do exfoliate with a wash cloth and fucking Suave liquid body wash. (Alway

I use Eos lemon lip balm.

I shave all boyparts with an electric trimmer.

My washer's broken, so I barely get to wash anything, let alone pillowcases and blankets.

I have a bad habit of touching and rubbing my face a lot, which is probably why I'm broken out.

I only shave up to mid thigh because of parents.

Parents don't allow me to shave my face.

I feel dead inside.

>>282097

Soft conditioner for shaving cream and toner for aftershave.

>>286826

Honestly, that just looks like mild friction burn. It's pretty common this time of year, just try to keep your ass somewhat dry and wear less constricting clothes. If those tight underwear don't wick away sweat then throw 'em out. Neosporin and a moisturizer containing a chemical exfoliant should clear it up within two or three weeks.

plus shave and do squats anon shit looking like hank hill

>>286833

Just buy vaseline lotion for your hands. Your parents will probably think you're just buying it to jack off, but you're really buying it to have dainty hands.

Don't use an electric trimmer for anything. They're really efficient but lack all the grace of any other method of hair removal. I'm talking damaged hair growth, irritated follicles, even if you don't notice anything just stop to be safe. My advice is to buy an epillator, hurts like hell the first couple of times but after that it's near painless. As long as you take it slow and easy, your groin will eventually thank you.

Pillowcases and blankets only really make an impact if they're let sit more than a week. The "change your pillowcase every night" thing is broscience. If you're changing the whole set out once every two weeks it's probably not making a difference. Don't sweat it.

>I only shave up to mid thigh because of parents.

>Parents don't allow me to shave my face.

???

If the people around you don't accept "I just like it better this way", and almost everyone will, then come up with some white lie for it. In this case you're looking at "I want to come across as professional" or "It's easier to clean and take care of".

In the morning if my face is a little puffy I'll put on an ice pack while doing stomach crunches. I can do 1000 now. After I remove the ice pack I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower I use a water activated gel cleanser, then a honey almond body scrub, and on the face an exfoliating gel scrub. Then I apply an herb-mint facial mask which I leave on for 10 minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an after shave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion.

I'm struggling to stay on top of shaving. I can just about go clean shaven but within a few hours it's stubble starts to show again. Anyone got any secrets (aside from laser treatment)?

>>300724

You shave your legs every other day? How don't you get ingrown hairs?

>>300728

My hair doesn't even grow enough to be able to do that. Damn, some people are just lucky.

>>241681

You look beautiful.

>>241686

Could you post a pic of ur skin? I feel like this much stuff could do more harm than good, however id try anything to get rid of my acne

I want good skin, but I don't even know where to start, can someone help me? I just want smooth, pale white skin because I don't have to be in the sun all day at all, and I want to look cute.

The fact that I've recently started a manufacturing job where I sweat for part of the day doesn't help me be optimistic in having decent skin at all. It doesn't really require I have any upper body strength, but at the same time I've only worked there for two days with 12 hour shifts, and already sometimes my body gets pimples in random places on my chest/belly, and a lot on my back.

My forearms kinda have coarse hair already, too, but that and the darker skin (you can tell where my t-shirts cut off light on my biceps) have been there for years.

Next issue spoilered for being disgusting. My shoulders are absolutely horrendous. They're covered in (blocked pores?) these blackhead things that i can squeeze a waxy substance from, and big pimples like to form there constantly. Even my face isn't as bad as my shoulders, because I wash my face whenever it starts to feel oily, but I can't exactly wash my shoulders without taking my shirt off in the bathroom, please, someone tell me what to do. I don't know how to exfoliate, if that's where my problem is, I always wash my whole body with a wash cloth and crappy Axe body soap that I can't afford to replace.

My questions are, is there a way to cut down on arm hair and make it softer permanently? Chest hair? Can I lighten my skin on my arms to be white?

How can I keep myself from getting these nasty pimples despite the fact that I sweat sometimes during the day? How can I keep it from happening on my back?

How can I make the majority of skin on my body softer and smoother as well? How can I remove dimples?

How can I make my face smoother if I keep getting acne on my forehead and sideburns?

How can I unfuck my shoulders and get rid of the tons upon tons of acne scars I have there?How can I make stretch marks go away as I lose weight?

Please help, I just want to hate myself a little less, and I'm sick of being afraid of asking about my skin.

>>241686

hey is this right? i worked out the total price, in your opinion which stuff is necessary and what stuff isnt that important? I want to start a good routine but i dont want to spend $300 only to find out it dosent even work.

I start every day by washing my face with a gentle foaming cleanser and a facial sponge. afterwards I get in the shower and use another cleanser to make sure my face is 100% clean, then wash my entire body with castille soap (changing between morning and night)

face wash amzn.to/1TsmMg9 $17.00 reg 32.00

face sponge amzn.to/1WSzvc3 $11.00

shower-facial cleanser amzn.to/20yyZC4 http://www.indigowild.com/bath-body/zum-face-products/zum-face-gentle-facial-cleanser.html 18.00

castille soap (day) amzn.to/1PZrOvo 36.48

castille soap (night) amzn.to/1nU0wA2 20.00

afterwards I make sure to pat dry and moisturize (once again different products for morning and night) and make sure to wash my face off with cold water. then I put on a facial toner and splash a bit of water on my face followed by either a moisturizer or night cream and an eye cream to make sure I don't have dark circles

body lotion (day) amzn.to/1UvX495 17.00

body lotion (night) amzn.to/1WSzODM 15.00

toner amzn.to/1SpzU53 10.00

moisturizer amzn.to/20yyVCh 32.00

night cream amzn.to/1OVkNha 18.00

dark circle eye cream amzn.to/1SONCjg 16.00 36.00

every other day or so I exfoliate my lips using Lush-lip scrub and my electric toothbrush then slather on a bit of petro-jelly substitute before i get in the shower to help them get all plump and red/pink

lip scrub amzn.to/1TsowWT 12.00

petroleum jelly sub amzn.to/1ZZoANA 13.00

then after I'm done with all the moisturizing and shit I follow with my moisturizing lip-balm if it's just a day where I don't have shit, but otherwise, if I got to go outside, I put on a bit of sunscreen and my protective eye-cream and lip-balm

protective lip balm amzn.to/1PFQQ1T 7.20

protective eye cream amzn.to/1TsoE8V 24.00

sunscreen amzn.to/1UvXwE6 20.00

as for hair, I use an old-school shaving cream style where I apply it using a brush and shave with a regular razor. then I follow with alum and aftershave. because it's like every 3 days where I need to shave, I use that day to do other stuff to

every 3 days, I follow my face wash with a brightening scrub, then shave, then I follow that with a brightening face mask

scrub amzn.to/20c1JDT 8.50

mask amzn.to/1QMgV4F 6.51 8.00

Total: 301.71-338.20

>>301732

Great nipples <3

>>301574

Anyone?Please?

I have problems with excessive oils on my nose, anything to help with that?

Does anyone have that huge block of text guide? Or some links to trustworthy independent knowledge bases?

What about dandruff? I have dry skin on my face and dandruff flakes no matter what I try. Currently using a tea tree shampoo meant for dandruff, a microbead facial scrub, and good mosturizer every day. Also an exfoliating scalp brush. The head flakes seem to come back in a few hours after my shower. Anyone have a advice, please? Do I need one of those harsh drugs from a dermatologist? Winter is going to make it way worse.

So I naired my ass the other day, and now I either have pimples or ingrown hairs. A lot of them. I am at a loss on what to do, as I cannot reach any of them. I don't have a bf to do it for me either. Any help would be amazing as I am terrified my ass will be spotty forever at this point.

>>301817

Dont worry anon, im in the same boat.

For the acne, I recommend looking into some acne bodywash. There is a nice pink grapefruit scented one at target thats pretty cheap. Make sure the active ingredient is Salicylic Acid

>>301733

i have a good job that gets me paid lots (lucky me)

but if you wanna know for people who aint got stacks like me

>Necessary

face wash

toner

moisturizer

body wash

shampoo

conditioner

lotion

whatever you want to apply all that with

>completely optional

shaving supplies

exfoliating supplies

masks

oils

creams

sun protection

I've since changed my list a bit, but I should tell you that most of this stuff lasts like a year at least. it's not too expensive for even minimum-wage workers, but if you're living on your own try to stick with the bare basics and what you think you'd need for your aesthetic

>>302164

For somebody who has a good job that pays well and takes care of his body like that…you really are Patrick Bateman :P

It's been almost a year since you posted the original routine. How did that turn out for you? Why did you changed it?

I have really bad stretchmarks on my inner thighs. they've been there for years.

does anyone have any advice on reducing, or getting rid of them?

>>302164

Face wash and toners aren't necessary at all. Lotion can be used as a face moisturizer as well for most people unless you have very sensitive skin.

>>303178

From what I can see, they're hypertrophic acne scars, left behind after the acne has gone.

Unfortunately, these things are extremely difficult to remove. They should go away on their own, but we're talking about a very long time here…in the order of months to years. It really depends on your age (the older you are, the longer it takes), diet, etc.

If you want them to disappear as quickly as possible, then you have two options as far as I understand:

1. See a dermatologist, who should be able to prescribe something to get rid of them - either some sort of chemical peel or even laser treatment.

2. Try some over-the-counter products and hope that they'd work. There are plenty out there, but it's really a matter of luck because what works well for one person might not work so well for another.

Best of luck and stay strong.

>>241681

hot water

bump

stupid question. but how often does everyone here shower? I shower every morning, but some articles have been telling me to cut back to once or twice a week. which seems pants on head retarded to me.

>>305358

unless you're doing intensive stuff like working out you can get away with showering every few days.

>>305358

I assume they tell you that for skin oil reason? either way, I guarantee you that almost all the real qt's with super nice skin that you see pics of shower daily.

>>305951

Doesn't look too bad. Maybe it's the lighting though. Got better pictures? Otherwise, go see a dermatologist or try retinol.

>>305951

Use an exfoliator, like BHA or an exfoliating scrub.

>>241686

>wanting to get rid of the dark circles around your eye

B-but those are cute.

My face is turbo oily before a shower and extremely dry after.

After showers, my face dries out and my cheeks just under my eyes start to flake.

I also have trouble with keeping hair away. Facial hair is thick as fuck, and my body hair doesn't like to come off. Every time I shave, I get razor burn out the ass and it stays for weeks.

For the hair, I've considered Nair and waxing. But I'm at a los as to what to do with my skin. My body isn't generally too bad, but I do have a bit of a backne problem.

Advice?

>>306177

I think they just look ugly… And even though I've used a bunch of different skin care product I still have acne and look like a teenager.

I'm 27.

>>312170

>>241681

best advice incomming

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znaturalfoods (.com)

I get lots of fenugreek powder, gelatinized maca root powder, saw palmetto powder, red clover powder, and I make a fruit smoothie out of it. I like adding moringa powder to that. eating organic soy helps. too much is no good. if it's not organic it's full of pesticides.

>>307507

i use dr. bronner's liquid castille soap

when i use lavender i feel like i'm about to fall asleep

Bump!

>>312324

How it is working out for you?

Does anyone know how to make balls look nice? Mine look like thin chicken skin with ugly purple veins.

>>303178

How much would you recommend spearmint and saw palmetto (I assume this is what you meant) for acne on the face and body? Any appreciable side effects?

>>241686

Speaking about cleaning the face. Is Cetaphill and a luffa scrub a god combination on keeping my face clean and getting rid of acne?

>>320607

I read other places that a luffa is too abrasive for the face. I found that my acne disappeared when I changed my diet. Cut down on the sugars and carbs and my face cleared right up

>>300957

>id try anything to get rid of my acne

>anything

just buy some isotretinoin dude

>>320611

Carbs causes acne? I thought bread and fruits are healthy for you.

>>320636

Fruits may be okay, but bread definitely isn't.

Abstract: http://jddonline.com/articles/dermatology/S1545961614P0428X

Full research paper (pdf): http://www.facmed.unam.mx/deptos/microbiologia/pdf/Diet%20and%20Acne%20update_carbohidrates%20emerge%20as%20the%20main%20culprit_Journal%20of%20drugs%20in%20dermatology%202014.pdf

I'm impressed the discussion has gone this long without anyone suggesting to moisturize with cum.

But I'm fine being the guy to ruin that.

>>320647

Pssh, obviously cum should only be used as conditioner.

>>241681

Slightly out of focus or just low image quality plus the camera at a distance from the subject. You just won't see the hair that is there.

bump to revive thread

>>282106

No, it's not good for your skin alone, but sun rays are one of the worst things for your skin.

>>241681

Nivea cream is fuckin amazing

>>312324

What is saw palmetto, red clover, soy and moringa powder good for?

What about milk and honey?

I hear, mixed with bath water, it can do a lot of your skin, mainly as a moisturizer.

I've got acne scar since I was a dumb fucking teen and popped my pimples back when I was like 15, and now my cheeks look like Danny Trejo's. Are the scars fixable with storebought skincare products, or do I need a professional dermatologist's help with that? My body is fine, face is a bit oily but I don't care too much of that: if I was just able to fix my acne scars I'd be happy enough.

anyone know a good skin bleaching cream/soap? I been using this https://www.amazon.com/Kojie-San-Lightening-Soap-Pack/dp/B005R3IPJI/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1501822627&sr=8-3&keywords=skin+bleaching+soap but it not showing any result yet also good tips on protecting my skin from the sun other than sun block?

>>351596

Unfortunately, no. The best course of action for acne scars is to see a dermatologist. Depends on the type of scar, there are different treatments available – albeit expensive.

>>241681

I believe in taking care of myself, in a

balanced diet, in a rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I'll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches.

After I remove the icepack, I use a deep

pore-cleanser lotion. In the shower, I use a

water-activated gel cleanser, then a honey-almond body scrub, and on the face an exfoliating gel scrub.

Then I apply an herb mint facial masque which

I leave on for ten minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine.

I always use an after-shave lotion with little

or no alcohol because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm, followed by a final moisturizing "protective" lotion.

>>363221

I need a PIC of your face for results

>>363405

You're in luck, he recorded his routine for us to watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjKNbfA64EE

>>300728

>>300728

I would kill for legs that nice.

>>364642

try dermarolling with retinol + vitamin c

worth a shot dawg

>>368669

Won’t the imbalance of testosterone make you lose hair. Hormonal imbalance apparently makes you lose hair

Stop with these dumb infographics, they're fucking stupid and cringey and always have been

>>320629

You get it prescribed here but it is hard to obtain. Isotretinoin has heavy side effects.

>Taking 40 mg right now

My acne isn't that hard anymore, but still annoying, it heals very fast

>>371198

Go to a dermatologist, fags here are unlikely to help. Some laser treatments might help, maybe creams. Don't give up.

>>286833

>>286854

start "looking for jobs" (or actually look for jobs I don't care) and tell your folks you want to have the "Job ready look"

Boom, perfect excuse to shave your face

How do I clear up old pores in the face? I had really bad acne when I was younger and it really fucked yo my face.

Anyone know how to get rid of shadow from shaving?

I have really pale skin and dark hair, and whenever I shave unless its been a few days my face always has a shadow. If I shave the day after it feels smooth but still looks dark, upper lip is basically always like that and I fucking hate it.

>>306191

I agree, but that picture is in no way cute.

best things to eat/avoid eating to get better skin?

>>374707

I know this thread is old as fuck.. but incase anyone else see this.

Try shaving your normal way, then do another pass AGAINST the grain.

If that doesn't work, try wet shaving with a safety razor and do the first option

If all else fails, try waxing

If that still doesn't work (or too painful), your only option is probably laser

>>375113

In my experience foods that are healthy and easy to digest are good. I do cardio and if I eat something bad like a pizza or something too fatty I feel bad and sluggish in my workout the day after. I try to eat things like fish and vegetable dishes and definatly avoid processed food. Eating healthy, working out and drinking a lot of water or tea is the best things you can do.

I looked in to this a while back and found stuff that is especially good for your skin and helps against aging; kiwis, carrots, almonds, blueberries, broccoli, spinach, broth, brussel sprouts, kale, liver and avocado. I could go in to detail why.

You can also try skin products although they are sometimes expensive and its hard to find the right products. Apparently CeraVe is a good and cheap brand.

hyaluronic acid serum

Having trouble finding any skincare products that don't make my skin turn slightly red the next day. Anyone know of any really sensetive good and hopefully not too expensive products?

>>381113

Finacea on my chin and cheeks

Benzac 2.5% on my forehead

Use it as spot treatment

Then moisturise after

Ezpz. Do it every morning and night.

Never causes redness. Mum is really sensitive and it doesn't make her face red or mine

>>381113

Cetaphil has been a go-to for anyone I know that takes serious considering into skin health. I love that it's non scented because it just cuts a lot of bullshit out.

I have tried so many lotions for my face and legs and Cetaphil has not been beat, I doubt I'll try another brand for a while. They should hire me as a marketer at this point

If tips are welcome here (and yay! Skincare! Skincare is super important):

- Want cheap, globally available, and really good/efficient products? Go with products from The Ordinary made by Deceim. Their Natural Moisturizing Factors with Hyaluronic Acid (NMF + HA) is HG, especially for a basic, every day moisturizer than is really, really good for sensitive skin. Other products like their retinols, their Vit C, and their Azelaic Acid are really good for redness and scaring, while their toners and AHAs and BHAs are amazing. (AHAs and BHAs are different acids that help chemically exfoliate; PHYSICAL EXFOLIATION AND SCRUBS ARE BAD or at least will harm your skin in the long run if you're not careful, since a lot of them can cause microtears!)

- A lot of people swear by Kiehl's Ultra Facial Moisturizer. Do it, if you can afford it!

- I personally use Aquaphor for lips at night and it's a blessing. (Used it during isotretinoin/Accutane, and it kept my lips soft! A miracle!) The basic green label Aveno is good for a body moisturizer.

- If you want to choose a moisturizer that doesn't turn you into a greasy monster on your face, go with Asian sunscreens for their cosmetic elegance. Biore's watery essence is a favourite, but I've gone with Missha's PA++++ and that one's really nice too. Facial sunscreens are different than body ones, and they're important for healthy-looking skin!

- If the above confuses you, or if you really want good tips on skincare, then drop by reddit's r/SkinCareAddiction and r/AsianBeauty and just ask for tips? Their information pages are also super helpful if not slightly overwhelming, but they really help to guide product choices and deal with what to use, how, and when. Like, we will give you a full breakdown of routines (minimal or complex), product suggestions, ingredients that might be affecting your skin in your products, or other stuff. We're used to answering questions about what to do with oily/combo skin, or if you don't have a derm, or whatever.

Sorry for barging in on a board very not much for me, but I hope that was helpful to someone out there!

How rad would a subscription box for cuteboys be, like a Dollar Cuteboy Club, that supplied you with razors/skin products/hair removal products? Someone should get on that just give me a 50% royalty for the idea

>>382385

That would be expensive, I think the price would be more like 500$ total. Also doubt theres a market for it, but damn that would make things a lot easier.

This thread is pretty cool, wish there were more posts, but sadly /cuteboys/ is pretty dead desu :/

I'm a little worried about removing my ass hair based on horror stories I've heard. What are your guys' experience with chafing, razor burn (if you do shave as opposed to nair/waxing), etc? Is walking long distances uncomfortable? Also apparently ass hair serves the actual purpose of absorbing sweat and ventilating your ass crack.

Anything to reducing or removing forehead lines and wrinkles? I try not to raise my eyebrows and cause forehead wrinkles but it happens anyway. Also, any tanning I get on my face makes me look ungodly old. I try to stay out of the sun and I wear a big floppy hat and thin long sleeve shirts and pants when I have to be outside. I get made fun of, but I don't want to get a sunburn, skin cancer, or wrinkles.

>>382388

>I'm a little worried about removing my ass hair based on horror stories I've heard.

I'm pretty sure those horror stories are from morbidly obese hamplanets.

>Is walking long distances uncomfortable?

No. Feels exactly the same.

>chafing

I've never had any chafing. Get different underwear if that somehow becomes a problem.

>razor burn

Exactly the same as anywhere else below the waist. It's not going to be any more or less of a problem as it is on your legs and pubes.

>Also apparently ass hair serves the actual purpose of absorbing sweat and ventilating your ass crack.

Again, obese hamplanet problems.

>>382428

Eat less.

>>382409

I know your feels, except I'm worried about nasal lobial lines. Don't think there is anything you can do to reverse it, altough possibly being young and not doing anything to get further lines aswell as getting enough collagen and elasting could hepl maybe, dunno. Being out of the sun is a good idea, but having a vitamin D deficiancy is counter productive to stop aging, so atleast take some supplements or something.

Drinking water helped my skin in every way, got really plumb, moist and clear skin.

I bet if you posted a picture of yourself here or asked close friends if they notice your forehead wrinkles they probably woulden't notice. It's probably not as bad as you think :3

>>382618

What kind of foods do you eat? Ill list some of what I eat: broccoli gratin, fish with vegetables and rice, homemade pizza, chili ex carne, spaghetti pesto and ocassionaly something more fatty like fried fish with fries.

In addition to dinner I just usally eat an egg or oatmeal in the morning and then a couple slices of bread or something in the evening. I also workout a little bit each day, some walking and cycling. I'm curious, do you eat really unhealthily or a lot or is it genetics?

>>382618

You're not eating 1200 calories a day then or you'd be losing weight fast. It's literally scientifically impossible for you to not lose weight at that kind of deficit. Stop bullshitting.

>>382618

youre either not eating anything close to that, or your activity levels are so low that youre barely going over the base consumption level required to survive in the medium term.

>>382677

Unless he's a an actual dwarf, 1200 calories is below base metabolic rate. So even if he sat around doing fuck all, he should still be losing weight.

>>382601

>vitamin D deficiancy is counter productive

I take vit D daily. I go outside often. I just try to avoid direct sunlight. I'm not sure if that helps with vit D or not.

>Drinking water helped my skin in every way, got really plumb, moist and clear skin.

I mostly drink water.

I'm told keeping skin soft and maintaining elasticity is the key to staving off wrinkles. I'm pretty much just repeating what you said and what I have read else where.

>>383206

Nice that you're doing all of those things. I bet you have amazing skin and will age well :3

I looked in to this a while back and made some conclusions of what I should try to get in to my body. I might be wrong and would love if someone with more knowledge could fill me in or tell me if I'm wrong on some points.

Vitamin C is great as it's what your body needs to create elastin and collagen. Elastin and collagen are the things that keep your skin firm, nice and young. Young people produce a lot of it while elderly make less. Some of the best sources for high ammounts of Vitamin C is Kiwis, Oranges, Broccolis, etc.

Niacin is supposedly good too, if I remember correctly it's one of the things they tested as a supplement and that had actual proven effects on betterment of your skin. You can get Niacin by eating, tunas, anchovies, chicken or lucuma powder.

Reservatol is a product found in tons of Japanese skincare products, but you dont have to take it topically. In fact topical treatments aren't really proven to help against aging except for aloe vera, green tea, Daenol (3%) and Hyaluronic Acid (vitamin C, found in a lot of serums). You can get reservatol by eating blueberries, grapes or peanuts.

I had a good experience using a biotin supplement, (brewers yeast) it made my skin look amazing, the only bad effects were that my hair and nails grew faster. I also take Maca powder and Hydralized Collagen powder for their supposed skin and health benefits. Other than supplements you can get biotin from liver, almonds and avocados.

Other stuff that they usally put in skin care supplements pills and may have an effect on your skin and your aging is: L-Glycine and L-Proline which you can get from broth and meat. L-Glutathione which you can get from milk thistle, broccoli and brussel sprouts.

>>241681

the morning routine from American Psycho more or less

Hopefully my dermo doc can see me before the year is out. I'm ready to get these few skin conditions cleared up and see what I can do about preventing face wrinkles. My dermo doc is a pretty man with silky skin. If he didn't look so good, I wouldn't go to him. He takes his profession seriously and it shows in the way he looks.

>>383427

Keep us updated anon. Really curious what he would say and recommend.

Has anyone tried the dermarolling meme and was it worth it? I'm using vitamin c daily and it helps but only so much