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Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:46 am |
thanks,you are all so sweet.
i just hope some of this works for my stretchmarks.i havent been to the beach since i was 16,and even then it was dark & i snuck in. i cant wait to get my new roller & get started again |
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Wed Apr 01, 2009 5:04 pm |
okay.. so it's only been a week and a half but after some of my peeling (all of it isn't done) but my stretch marks are thinner. I'm pretty excited about that... however the area that peeled doesn't match the color of my skin. it's more pinkish |
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Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:11 pm |
I've been having some discoloration as well, but it's fading at different rates on different body parts. Strange really.
foryourcloset-I'm using the roller for old white stretchmarks and it's producing dramatic results. I use the 1.5 mm. |
_________________ 29, Tazorac, PCA cleanser/moisturizer, Clarisonic, Dermaroller/Retin-A/DIY Vit-C, Dry brushing, Ageless if you Dare |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 12:40 am |
Pgirl-That is soo awesome! Thanks so much for your reply. I was told nothing would help w/ white stretchmarks, so I've gotten used to them now, but any improvement would be amazing for me.
Do you mind asking me what your routine is? Ex. how often you use it, any products, etc? Do you also use the 1.5 on your face? I was looking at the discounted dermaroller thread and was thinking of purchasing from Kaia the .15 for product absorption + either the 1.0 or 1.5 for forehead wrinkles/undereye wrinkles+ stretchmark. Which one do you think would be better? |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:07 am |
P Girl wrote: |
I've been having some discoloration as well, but it's fading at different rates on different body parts. Strange really.
foryourcloset-I'm using the roller for old white stretchmarks and it's producing dramatic results. I use the 1.5 mm. |
do you think it's the vit c? I added some vit e to it. i'll see what happens, but it looks terrible. However i rolled my left boob (ha ha I know ) that one peeled and went all pinkish but its better now. the one on my hip looks the worse however. |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:10 am |
foryourcloset
u can check out pgirl's routine on page 122 |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 9:56 am |
I am just wondering what your thoughts are on this. My melasma ( hyperpigmentation) is way worse than it has ever been...And I don't understand why..
I haven't rolled for about 6 months and only used the .5 and 1.0..
I am a retin-a user and all that good stuff..and am currently doing another round of obagi ( been a year and a half or more since I have used it)
I would only roll with a few weeks apart...
It may have nothing to do with it but I am just curious on your thoughts..
Thanks so much!
Amanda ![Smile](images/smiles/smile.gif) |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:00 am |
oops..Guess I cut off the first part of my post..( my post said.. " Do any of you think that rolling could have worsened my melasma?)
trying to figure out how it works to post here... m
Sorry
I do not want to start a new thread again because I posted a few days ago and no one has responded...SO I am confused..
If I want to post in this thread, is it always considered a reply? Do I not write a header?
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sorry for the confusion
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 1:40 pm |
mandapanda wrote: |
trying to figure out how it works to post here... m
Sorry
I do not want to start a new thread again because I posted a few days ago and no one has responded...SO I am confused..
If I want to post in this thread, is it always considered a reply? Do I not write a header?
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sorry for the confusion
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If you want to post in any thread, yes, it is always a reply and you type your message in the big box ("message body"), leaving the smaller "subject" box blank. When you want to start a new thread, you put your topic in the "subject" box, and then ask your questions, etc. in the "message body" or the big box! |
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faithfullshell
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 7:32 pm |
Hi all, Ive just joined (having followed this thread for a week or so)I'm 40 in October with some icepick scaring and a few larger pit scars from cystic acne.I'm excited (and scared lol!)but ready to apply for newbie position with the 'roller girls'! sorry its a long post but want to say thanks AND ask a question. first.. humongous thanks to Keliu and Bethany for the extensive information you have both supplied- this covered a gazillion questions i would have asked, and to everyone else who writes of their experience. and..could any one inform me of a reputable roller on ebay? there are a few types some way more affordable than others. I'm looking for a .5 for product and a 1.5 for scaring. Have looked at the nova site but wondering if i can get same quality for less. Thank you for your assistance. ![Question](images/smiles/question.gif) |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:26 pm |
faithfullshell wrote: |
Hi all, Ive just joined (having followed this thread for a week or so)I'm 40 in October with some icepick scaring and a few larger pit scars from cystic acne.I'm excited (and scared lol!)but ready to apply for newbie position with the 'roller girls'! sorry its a long post but want to say thanks AND ask a question. first.. humongous thanks to Keliu and Bethany for the extensive information you have both supplied- this covered a gazillion questions i would have asked, and to everyone else who writes of their experience. and..could any one inform me of a reputable roller on ebay? there are a few types some way more affordable than others. I'm looking for a .5 for product and a 1.5 for scaring. Have looked at the nova site but wondering if i can get same quality for less. Thank you for your assistance. ![Question](images/smiles/question.gif) |
Welcome Faithfullshell!
Here is the link to the Dr. Roller which is discounted for EDS members.
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=29392
This is the best quality roller to use. |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:15 pm |
Hello!
I was just wondering if someone could give me an opinion on some side effects from Retin A I have been experiencing.
I haven't rolled my stomach yet, I plan to treat my skin with RA and Vit C for a few weeks first. I have been applying RA to my stretch marks for a few days now and I noticed today that all of my marks are red or brown looking only around the edges and not any different on the actual stretch mark.(I have a lot of marks,very close together.) Does this mean the Retin is not being absorbed into the stretch marks themselves?
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:40 pm |
Hey Mama,
(This is Erin from the other board btw) I've noticed my skin does the exact same thing in certain areas. For example, my abdominal area looks this way, but my arms don't. I don't think it's anything to be concerned about, but it does look strange. |
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Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:56 pm |
Hello, all! I am new here and am very interested in the Dermaroller.I have some chicken pox scars and acne scars and I have been researching for weeks on which size I should get. I've decidd to get the 1.5mm since its recommended for scarring. My problem now is trying to find somewhere I can purchase this. I am very apprehensive of purchasing from EBAY because I don't know which are reputable.
I found a few on amazon and i was wondering if any of these are something I should buy..
I found one on amazon that is dr. roller for about 80 bucks and one called Derma Roller for 50 bucks. It wont let me post links:( |
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Fri Apr 03, 2009 8:28 am |
I bought my Dr. Roller on Amazon, but when I go to replace it I'll probably buy from the discounted dermaroller thread here. |
_________________ 29, Tazorac, PCA cleanser/moisturizer, Clarisonic, Dermaroller/Retin-A/DIY Vit-C, Dry brushing, Ageless if you Dare |
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Fri Apr 03, 2009 8:52 am |
P Girl wrote: |
Hey Mama,
(This is Erin from the other board btw) I've noticed my skin does the exact same thing in certain areas. For example, my abdominal area looks this way, but my arms don't. I don't think it's anything to be concerned about, but it does look strange. |
Hey Erin! Yeah, I expected these results after seeing how badly my chest reacted. I was just concerned that the marks themselves weren't absorbing the RA because they weren't reacting to it at all. Just the skin around them. |
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Fri Apr 03, 2009 1:50 pm |
Mamastarr3 wrote: |
P Girl wrote: |
Hey Mama,
(This is Erin from the other board btw) I've noticed my skin does the exact same thing in certain areas. For example, my abdominal area looks this way, but my arms don't. I don't think it's anything to be concerned about, but it does look strange. |
Hey Erin! Yeah, I expected these results after seeing how badly my chest reacted. I was just concerned that the marks themselves weren't absorbing the RA because they weren't reacting to it at all. Just the skin around them. |
Where on your body does this happen? I was wondering if it has to do with certain areas of the body. |
_________________ 29, Tazorac, PCA cleanser/moisturizer, Clarisonic, Dermaroller/Retin-A/DIY Vit-C, Dry brushing, Ageless if you Dare |
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Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:27 pm |
P Girl wrote: |
Mamastarr3 wrote: |
P Girl wrote: |
Hey Mama,
(This is Erin from the other board btw) I've noticed my skin does the exact same thing in certain areas. For example, my abdominal area looks this way, but my arms don't. I don't think it's anything to be concerned about, but it does look strange. |
Hey Erin! Yeah, I expected these results after seeing how badly my chest reacted. I was just concerned that the marks themselves weren't absorbing the RA because they weren't reacting to it at all. Just the skin around them. |
Where on your body does this happen? I was wondering if it has to do with certain areas of the body. |
Right now, it's on my abdomen. I'm just confused as to why my marks aren't turning red or peeling or loke the skin just around them. I will keep rubbing RA into them and see what happens. Hopefully the damaged skin will absorb it eventually.
Most of the discoloration on my chest is gone
now, thankfully. My thighs are still a weird color and very peely though. Maybe the discoloration just has something to do with my particular skin tone, and dead skin trying to come off. |
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Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:29 pm |
***Sorry for the typos. I've gotta get to bed! ![Laughing](images/smiles/lol.gif) |
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Sat Apr 04, 2009 9:59 am |
can you roll at all while doing obagi?
Probably overkill but just thought I'd ask.. |
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Sat Apr 04, 2009 10:47 am |
mandapanda wrote: |
can you roll at all while doing obagi?
Probably overkill but just thought I'd ask.. |
This was discussed on page 124 and 125 of this thread. |
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Sat Apr 04, 2009 11:23 am |
thanks Riley..i am still trying to figure all out here.. ![Confused](images/smiles/confused.gif) |
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Sat Apr 04, 2009 3:16 pm |
Mamastarr3 wrote: |
Right now, it's on my abdomen. I'm just confused as to why my marks aren't turning red or peeling or loke the skin just around them. I will keep rubbing RA into them and see what happens. Hopefully the damaged skin will absorb it eventually.
Most of the discoloration on my chest is gone
now, thankfully. My thighs are still a weird color and very peely though. Maybe the discoloration just has something to do with my particular skin tone, and dead skin trying to come off. |
My abdomen is the same way so I'm thinking it may have something to do with the skin there. Maybe it's thicker or something?
Don't worry about not peeling. I've only peeled in areas where the skin comes in contact with other skin (like under the boobs). My arms have never peeled and that's the area where I'm getting the most improvement (and where I started this process). My abdomen is taking a lot longer to show improvement and I think it has something to do with that particular area of skin.
Also, just because you're not getting a visible reaction it doesn't mean the skin isn't absorbing the Retin-A.
Btw, how long has it been since you rolled the abdominal area? Has it just been once? |
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Sun Apr 05, 2009 9:06 am |
I have been using my dermaroller for about 4 weeks now, the stretch mark I was working on, which was a fairly small one on my arm, has gone, almost completely, I am amazed, it only cost me £55.00 and it actually works.
Now back to working on a stubborn wrinkle with it.
PQ. |
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Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:01 am |
photoqueen wrote: |
I have been using my dermaroller for about 4 weeks now, the stretch mark I was working on, which was a fairly small one on my arm, has gone, almost completely, I am amazed, it only cost me £55.00 and it actually works.
Now back to working on a stubborn wrinkle with it.
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Wooohoooo! That's so exciting! |
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