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Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:11 am  Quote |
Hi=D
20 year old male from Norway here:), but people say I look like I'm about 25=P. I've been using suncreen to prevent wrinkles on and off since I was 16. And about a year ago I began using a moisturizer. My goal is to look good, prevent my skin from aging, and to still be tan. My skin is pretty normal, but perhaps a litttle dry sometimes. My regime right now is only consisting of Dermalogica Active Moist. I like it because it gives the skin a less dry and glowing look. I'm using it before school, before I go to the club and right before I go to sleep.
Anyway, after reading about a couple of skincare regimes, this is what I'm planning on using:
Morning:
Dermalogica Active Moist
Heliocare (if it's worth it, not really sure). I want to get quicker tan, but on the other side Heliocare is pretty expensive..
Glucosamine sulfat (probably going to order this)
Evening:
Retin-A (I'm going to order this soon)
Dermalogica Active Moist
I'm also considering a "Relastin skin revitalizer", any suggestions?
I'm on Melanotan 2 btw, if that does any difference. |
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Sun Apr 05, 2009 12:40 pm Quote |
| Any suggestions? |
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Sun Apr 05, 2009 1:03 pm Quote |
| Barksdale wrote: |
Hi=D
20 year old male from Norway here:), but people say I look like I'm about 25=P. I've been using suncreen to prevent wrinkles on and off since I was 16. And about a year ago I began using a moisturizer. My goal is to look good, prevent my skin from aging, and to still be tan. My skin is pretty normal, but perhaps a litttle dry sometimes. My regime right now is only consisting of Dermalogica Active Moist. I like it because it gives the skin a less dry and glowing look. I'm using it before school, before I go to the club and right before I go to sleep.
Anyway, after reading about a couple of skincare regimes, this is what I'm planning on using:
Morning:
Dermalogica Active Moist
Heliocare (if it's worth it, not really sure). I want to get quicker tan, but on the other side Heliocare is pretty expensive..
Glucosamine sulfat (probably going to order this)
Evening:
Retin-A (I'm going to order this soon)
Dermalogica Active Moist
I'm also considering a "Relastin skin revitalizer", any suggestions?
I'm on Melanotan 2 btw, if that does any difference. |
A few questions, what is Heliocare, what is Glucosamine sulfat, and what is melanotan 2?
I think at your age it's most important to cleanse well and use a good sunscreen. |
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Sun Apr 05, 2009 4:32 pm Quote |
| Are you looking for an anti-aging product? But, you want to be tan? Those 2 things usually don't go hand in hand! I agree with jom, get a good sunscreen and use it every day. Maybe a topical anti-oxidant and a retinol product for anti-aging, but the most important at your age is sunscreen! |
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Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:54 am Quote |
| rileygirl wrote: |
| Are you looking for an anti-aging product? But, you want to be tan? Those 2 things usually don't go hand in hand! I agree with jom, get a good sunscreen and use it every day. Maybe a topical anti-oxidant and a retinol product for anti-aging, but the most important at your age is sunscreen! |
I know it's just that I still want both haha |
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melanotan
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Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:12 pm Quote |
| Barksdale wrote: |
I know it's just that I still want both haha |
I suggest you go with a DHA based tanner, either a lotion or a spray (or something like TanTowel - www.essentialdayspa.com/tantowel-self-tanning-towels.htm). Anyone who has such a casual aire should stay well away from using melanotan II or melanotan-1. |
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Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:03 am Quote |
[quote="melanotan"]
| Barksdale wrote: |
Anyone who has such a casual aire should stay well away from using melanotan II or melanotan-1. |
You're the funniest person I'll ever meet  |
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