/fa/ - Fashion

Microneedling/ Dermaroller
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2840919/
>"Use good quality instruments—there are many instruments from different companies; using poor instruments may lead to breakage of needles in the skin."

Silicone Sheets/ Tape
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2918339/
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7591421
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21844480

Jessner/ Chemical Peels
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3560163/

Azelic Acid
>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21637899

Bio-Oil/ Pink Snake Oil
>http://bio-oilusa.com/en-us/product/ingredients
>Every other ingredient in Bio-Oil is either a comedogenic or an irritant and can cause- Occlusive Folliculitis, Irritation, Allergic Contact Dermatitis, Photo Contact Dermatitis, and Contact Urticaria. (ie every probable adverse side affect you can get from a moisturizer ingredient besides sweat retention)
>Just buy 100% mineral oil instead if you are looking for something to keep your scars moisturized

Laser Treatment
>Not much to post here... Guaranteed scar treatment, no matter what laser is used.

Diet
>http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/21916275
>This sums up very well all that we currently know about the correlation between diet and acne. There are many theories of sugary, high carb diets and high dairy diets causing acne, but no one has tested these theories to come to a conclusion yet.

That should cover everything I believe (besides the basics),... do note that just about all of these products can be used simultaneously on a regular basis. (note: regular, not daily. Some treatments, like laser and chemical treatments, can not be used as frequently as say, silicone tape or microneedling)

>>8390436
adult acne that could not be fixed by big pharma could either be 2 things...

vitamin deficiency or not properly taking care of your skin, but probably a vitamin deficiency if you truly are 25+ and have been taking care of you skin for that long.

Try doing pic related for a few weeks, then continuing the zinc after you finish.

>>8376072
>look into both
Here I will help you with that.
Your skins 'barrier' has a Ph of 5.5
Vinegars are significantly lower
Baking soda/corn starch is significantly higher
Both are comedogenic
Both ruin the epidermis barrier and will cause the skin to produce excess oils in an attempt to heal itself. It will also leave your skin susceptible to pathogens until it has returned to its natural state.

>>8375994
This is not true. Please do not get your skincare routine from a silly meme movie.

>>8376005
Ph of 8-10 and contains skin irritants. Please do not do this.

Just keep your face and diet clean. Spot treat with any acne products if you have them. And cycle as much of what is in this pic as you can if you still feel you need a boost. Zinc deficiencies are no joke.

>Cetaphil Moisturizer & Face Wash
Cheap, readily available, guaranteed Ph balanced and does it's job
>American Crew Shampoo
A shampoo staple
>Conditioner
Don't be afraid of the more feminine brands here. Don't buy a shampoo+conditioner mix. Don't buy one with anything like silicon or other chemical that shit up your hair. Conditioner should leave your hair soft as fug. Find one that does this for you.
>Eye Cream
I prefer roll on. "normal" moisturizers are not suffice. Your eyeskin is different and requires a different product.
>Chapstick
Nothing serious here. Just use it daily or when you need it in the morning.
>Makeup
If you wish to go this route, all you will need, as a man, is a korean BB cream. ie Missha

bump

would love to add some things to the sticky.

no-poo is disgusting. you just end up looking like an autist who can't dress and bathe himself.