Skin Care Advice

>>18160792
ask a fucking doctor

Lasers

>>18160795
I have. They prescribe me bullshit medication that makes it worse

>>18160821
then see better doctors. what are you, poor?

>>18160792

chemical peels or lasers are your best bet op. good luck.

Accutane. It will destroy your face at first but there is relatively large change of success.

Hey Anon,


I deal with acne going into 24, had acne always until I finally got on a strict routine.

Neutrogena deep clean cleanser for daily face wash, morning and night

after that use the red stridex pads let it sit until it dries

now put on a moisturizer.
the results will take a week or two but if you keep it up you will notice significant change.

ALSO:

fast food/chinese will make you break out if you have it for more than 1 meal a day daily, also try not smoking cigarettes.

Take doxycycline while you try the routine.

SODA IS THE ENEMY

and change your pillow case from time to time

>>18160792
Standard advice:
- Go to a derm/curology if you can afford it.
- Avoid milk products. Get a calcium pill because of this. They are cheap and effective.
- Eat your vegs, like much much more. 6 servings plus. Smoothie is probably the easiest way to do it.
- Exercise. Ideally running. Try the couch to 5k program.
- Affordable gentle skincare, such as Hada Labo, Cerave, Cetaphil.
- Don't touch your face.
- Change pillow case every day. Buy cheap ones from ikea/ebay.
- Change towel every day if you can afford it.
- Exfoliation such as BHA and AHA will give quick results, but you should not rely on them. And use them only sparingly. Cosrx brand is affordable for this.
- If you want to deal with dryness like everyone else, try products with ceramides, squalane, lanolin. I use Rosette ceramide gel, generic olive-derived squalane, and generic lanolin. They all are relatively affordable in sites like amazon.
- Take supplements if you think they help.

I solved my problem this way. My routine:
AM:
- Wash face with only water.
- Hada labo shirojyun toner. ~$10
- Melano CC. Whole face. ~$10
- Rosette ceramide gel as moisturizer/ceramide source. ~$10
- Squalane. ~$15
- Mermaid UV sunscreen. ~$15
PM:
- Oil cleansing/Tanaka massage + shaving weekly.
- Wash with cow brand makeup remover. ~$15
- Cosrx niacinamide. ~$15 Will probably try The ordinary niacinamide serum for now.
- Hada labo gokujyun toner. ~$10
- Scinic honey. ~$20
- Rosette ceramide gel as moisturizer/ceramide source. ~$10
- Anhydrous lanolin to seal the product and moisture. ~$10 Normal people usually use Vaseline, Aquaphore, or other sleeping masks.

For acne scars, the only home solutions are chemical peeling and dermarolling. Think about that only after you can control your acne.

>>18161553
I took standard supplements. Multi-mineral. Magnesium. Vit D. Vit K. Calcium. B-complex. Iodine. Fish oil.

I don't think they help the skin that much.

>>18160792
I don't know how fucking old you are but you should have gone as soon as possible with that shit to a doctor.

Fuck on natural shit you instantly should have gotten on medication.

Maybe that's the reason why you ended up on 4chan because you were to ugly with acne in your puberty.

>>18160792
Accutane. Once it cures the acne then you can deal with the scars