/sci/ - Science & Math

Which skincare product?

>>9646231
Really all of them. Foam cleansers, toners, anti-aging creams, etc

>>9646228
Collagen in Skin creams are 100% Scam.
Since Collagen can't be absorbed through Skin.

You have to ingest Proteins, Vitamin C to let your body produce the Growth hormone & Collagen that will regenerate the Skin from inside.

>>9646228
Collagen in Skin creams are 100% Scam.
Since Collagen can't be absorbed through Skin.

If you wanna be effective then:
You should to ingest the right amount of
Proteins, Vitamin, Minerals & Antioxidants.
to let your body produce the Growth hormone & Collagen
to regenerate the Skin from inside.

>>9646228
>Is there research or is it all a scam?
you say that as if the two were incompatible...

>>9646244
Oh shit. I think my girlfriend uses one of those collagen creams.

>>9646254
Ok let me be specific for the retarded brainlet
Is there actual research with non-falsified results that wasn't shilled for by cooperations to sell products? Are there legitimate studies done by non-shills?

>>9646228
Most stores are not backed up by any research whatsoever

There is research in this field but it's mostly bad news or of low quality (like how fat food would cause zits, no good research has been done)


Pretty much all zit preventing/removing products are useless

Oil removing stuff usually contains it's own oil to remove
(just test it on a medical glove)

Moisterizing cream works fine but is generally not needed unless you shower too often (causing your skin's natural layer of protective wtvr it was called to wash away)
Unfortunately it does not fight anything but dry skin

>>9646265
Not as far as I know,

There was some research that appeared promising about a year back but it turns out it was fraudulent

>>9646273
>>9646280

Shit. So is there any hope for my bad skin then?

>>9646258 >>9646228

Sun light damage the Skin.
So sun block creams are one of the few skin care products that works well.

Avoid sunbaths, stay more indoors.
And use sun block cream under sun.

>>9646286
Not much

But if you're worried I recommend asking your doctor or a dermatologist (medical field that specialises in skin conditions)

>>9646309
I recently started using sun block on my face actually. Hope I don't end up like that poor fucker because I hadn't used it until I turned 22.

>>9646309
True that

The UV light from the sun knocks electrons from the atoms in your skin, including the dna. Which changes how its reacts. Which means your body needs to replace that skin cell.

Your body can only replace so much skin cells before your skin will start to look old

>>9646258 >>9646309
Sunscreen works

Collagen creams don't work

>>9646286
Change your diet. Seriously. Search on pubmed "diet" and "acne". The myth that there's no link between diet and acne is based on old, discredited research that is being replaced by new research.

>high glycemic foods
>dairy
>sugars

These things upregulate the production of IGF-1 which in turn causes excess sebum production, which leads to acne.

>>9646334
I have been living in the harsh sun of Hawaii for about a year and a half before I started using sun screen. Do you think there will be any serious damage?

Stress also damages the Skin

Because Stress release the Stress Hormone Cortisol.

Cortisol break up and damage the Collage inside the Skin.

High Cortisol also can cause a series of other Heath Problems (High Blood Pressure, Diabetes, Fatigue, etc.)

So a Low Stress Comfy also helps, and is very important.

>>9646366
>So a Low Stress Comfy also helps, and is very important.
So a Low Stress Comfy Life* also helps, and is very important.

>>9646352
If you haven't gotten burned six times over your body probably took quite a bit of damage and then produced pigment to shield you from the sun. Causing your skin to darken bit

>>9646351
Could you send me the source?
Or something I can google?

I wasn't up to date on this

>>9646373
I cannot live comfily. I am poor and work a shitty job.

>>9646331 >>9646321 >>9646352

The skin damage by sun UV rays is cumulative and increase depending on how much you were exposed to sun.

If you start protecting & caring you skin now it will prevent further damage.

When people are younger, the skin can regenerate more easily. But getting older the damages accumulates.

let's prevent now.

it's better than try to treat when it's too late like this truck driver >>9646309

>>9646385
So get a hobby, have fun and relax well in spare time.
It reduces the stress and the Cortisol levels.

>>9646385
Normies shit on hobbies like Gaming.
But it reduces Stress & Cortisol Hormone.

Low Cortisol improves Health & Skin.
So it can produce real health benefits.
So not a total waste of time after all.

however doing too much fun is bad since cause
Addiction by too much Dopamine release in Brain.

Fun and relieving stress reduces Cortisol,
So is good for health.

>>9646228
Sunscreen works
Retinoids work
Vitamin C works
Hydration works

Most exotic plant extracts are a gimmick

bump

>>9646422
I've grown tired of games, but they've been the only real hobby I've had that chills me out.
I don't know what to do now.

>>9646231
I use la-roche products

>>9646422
Games are not relaxing. They're designed to be engaging and exciting. The only thing that is relaxing on a computer is a Skype conversation with a friend.

>>9646422
games piss me off and make me not wanna play

>>9647304
Like AE and Ubisoft's modern latest dlc bullshit

>>9647304
>>9648112
Like the game Mass deffect Andromeda? Ruined by SJW.

>>9647245
Math & science as hobby?

>>9646503
vitamin C is the most useless compound ever created

>>9647245
There ser many other hobbies out there to try.
Music, Drawing, Literature, Fishing, Fitness, Cooking, Programing,
.... and of course Science & Math related.