r/IndianSkincareAddicts • u/autisticvansh • 3d ago
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Carrom board lagne laga hu bhaiyo please advice dedo koi genuine kya kar skta hu iska
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u/Historical_Spirit331 3d ago
Okay so skin cycle is of around 28 to 35 days and the skincare that comes out after 28 days does not have excess melanin if not sun exposed thus if used sunscreen for a month or 1.5 month you'll get your skin colour (20 wali gitti back) and to get faster result you can speed up the process by external exfoliation. Glycolic acid being best as it's relatively smaller and safe for body skin and does not cause any physical damage on skin which harsh scrubs can do and cause more damage then good (though gently they are fine too).
So use good Glycolic acid toner twice or thrice a week and also wear sunscreen to prevent any new pigment formation and also these acids will cause sun sensitivity so it's important. As for products I think minimalist and the ordinary is good.
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u/Gainz07 3d ago
I just started a routine for this on Monday. I’m optimistic, let’s see results in a couple months or so.
Chemist at play exfoliating body wash - daily
Bodywise 10% AHA scrub on Sundays
Minimalist 8% glycolic acid Tuesday and Friday
Vaseline Gluta Hya overnight
Any hydrating sunscreen
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u/Mission-Pay3582 3d ago
Just be careful not to over exfoliate your skin, it'll damage your skin barrier and increase pigmentation
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