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Mon Jun 11, 2012 6:15 pm |
Hey, I'm currently a 'poor starving college student' so I'm quite limited when it comes to aftercare products for my dermaroller.
I was wondering if I can use any not-so-pricey aftercare lotions such as just regular A & D ointment rather than the $20-30 ointments? Any other pointers will be much appreciated. I've been trying to get rid of my stretch marks on my thighs and butt since I was 15 (I'm 18 now).
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Mon Jun 11, 2012 6:22 pm |
understatement wrote: |
Hey, I'm currently a 'poor starving college student' so I'm quite limited when it comes to aftercare products for my dermaroller.
I was wondering if I can use any not-so-pricey aftercare lotions such as just regular A & D ointment rather than the $20-30 ointments? Any other pointers will be much appreciated. I've been trying to get rid of my stretch marks on my thighs and butt since I was 15 (I'm 18 now).
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Hi understatement,
I thought about that and adding some oil soluble C (which I have already) but I am planning to roll my face and for there it seemed too heavy.
If I were going to on the body I would go for it, the price is right and you get the A and D in there!
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