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shadowrun 07 May 2007
Great info -
I wonder if Beta Carotene instead of Retinyl Palmitate would be more effective
I've been very hesitant to try retinoids - I know they increase cell turnover but I don't understand the science indicating that this would be a positive net over the long term
I've found that Vitamin C works but its too harsh for my skin
vitamin E always seemed to cause me to break out
I wonder if Beta Carotene instead of Retinyl Palmitate would be more effective
I've been very hesitant to try retinoids - I know they increase cell turnover but I don't understand the science indicating that this would be a positive net over the long term
I've found that Vitamin C works but its too harsh for my skin
vitamin E always seemed to cause me to break out
xanadu 14 May 2007
What is the best way to get the benefits from these antioxidants? Are there products which have them in a good formulation or do you have to mix your own? What about internal vs external application?
Shepard 14 May 2007
Right now, I think the best thing for most people is to take certain supplements to prolong burning time and then apply a topical antioxidant mix before bed.
Best price is going to be mixing your own.
Best price is going to be mixing your own.
shadowrun 15 May 2007
The only creams that worked for me are the DIY (Do it yourself) ones.
I have had much better results at a fraction of the price.
I have had much better results at a fraction of the price.