Anti-Aging/Skincare General

Hydration + sleep.
Proper diet, moisturizing n vitamins are your next best bet - anti-aging products are most just moisturizer w vitamins anyway.

And stay the fk out of the sun

Use moisturizer several times a day; I do it pretty much every time I walk in the bathroom. I already look a bit younger in the face, never mind being a skinny 5'6 manlet, but I eat a ton of sugar, which saps collagen from your skin, so I am fucking it up for myself. The moisturizer is making me look clean in spite of all the junk, though.

>>12017171
Sunscreen and time

>>12018419
Same thing with me about the sugar, I fucking love it, but I hate looking older.

>>12017171
Lol you look fine, I mean your hairline is a bit weird but your skin is okay. Where'd your eyebrows go though

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>>12020294

>>12017171
Retinol

I have bad acne scaring, does anyone know to get rid of this shit without paying thousands for laser treatment?

I'm looking at these two products but I don't know which one would work best

https://www.amazon.com/Acne-Cream-New-York-Biology/dp/B01F7Z1EC0/

https://www.amazon.com/Mederma-Advanced-Scar-Gel-oz/dp/B001PQBEAI?th=1

>>12020328
Vitamin C serums are meant to be good for that, but I haven't tested it myself so can't say for sure

>>12020328
Check out dermarolling. Internet says it's pretty effective.

>>12017195
This. Make sure you moisturise while your skin is still damp.

Also, Vit E supplements, exfoliate, an humidifier in room at night. Also a bit of sun helps, vit D helps UV damaged skin. You need to be careful though, too much will hurt more than it helps.

>>12020335
this