Reddit reviews Men's Rogaine Extra Strength 5% Minoxidil Topical Solution for Hair Loss and Hair Regrowth, Topical Treatment for Thinning Hair, 3-Month Supply
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Hi, I used to suffer from cystic acne when I was a teenager for several years. Needless to say that wasn't pleasant. In fact, it was so unpleasant that at time I would pop these cysts that would leave deep scarring on my face, which resulted in uneven skin surface, bumps and holes scattering all over the place (attached photo is not the best resolution so it doesn't show the true extent of the issue). I also (currently) suffer from large pores on the nose and around the cheeks, along with many many blackheads on the nose.
About 3 years ago I went to a dermatologist and got myself some Acutane medication. It worked wonderfully. I stopped having cysts and felt very happy about myself. It was a major boost in confidence, going from several huge zits on the face at any given time/day to one per month or none at all.
That said, because of all of the damage done when I was younger, my skin now looks rather "botched". I would like to get some advice from you guys on how I should go about improving my skin to the smooth and tight condition it was once in. I did try micro-dermabration treatment at this expensive spar 3 times during the last 3 years (each costs $400) because I was desperate, but it didn't do much. And I'm only making enough to live pay cheque by pay cheque now so I'd rather develop a self sustainable routine.
My current (very simple) routine is as follows:
A.M.
P.M.
Every 3 days or so I use Lemon Sparkling Peeling Gel to exfoliate my face.
I just purchased these items (due to this subreddit) and will plan to incorporate them into my routine once I get them in the post:
(1) Thayers Alcohol-free Rose Petal Soothing Witch Hazel for Face & Skin with Aloe Vera: plan to spray on the face at the end of the routine both a.m. and p.m. I heard it's good to minimise pores and eliminate blackheads.
(2) Nivea Q10 Plus Anti Wrinkle Eye Cream 15ml: plan to use p.m. before Aloe Infusion cream. For the eye pouches that make me look tired and older than I actually am.
(3) The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution: plan to use both a.m. and p.m., right after cleanser.
(4) Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion Skin Exfoliant: plan to either replace the Lemon Peeling Gel or to switch out every other use.
I heard Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% is a really good TO product as well but not sure where to fit it in my routine.
My eventual goal is to even out my skin, get rid of hyper-pigmentation, scarring, blackheads, and tighten my pores. I know this is a lot to ask but it also took me a lot to post this. I feel rather ashamed and scared when it comes to asking for skin care routine. As a guy, I'm supposed to just tough it out...
Anyhow, thank you for reading and I hope to hear back from this wonderful community soon.