Lord_Ant_Warrior

Okay, so with summer approaching us (in the Northern Hemisphere anyway), of course one of the things on some people's minds will be the sunscreen, especially for those of us with hyperpigmentation. I...

Does anybody else feel that the 10% AHA just doesn't cut it as far as exfoliation on it's own? For me it seems to slough that horrible BP-Created skin as it's supposed to alright, but tends to still l...

Well, it's been 15 days and my skin is still looking leathery/waxy/shiny. The redness is now in 2 particular patches but my skin looks paper-thin at the mo. Very distressing.

I wouldn't be able to comment on IPL experience, but I know chemical peels are more of a gradual thing. Do what you feel is best, there are risks associated with both, but there are also great rewards...

Well done mate, I'm really pleased for you. The whole system here in the UK is atrocious. Not only does the mere mention of a dermatologist stick you on a 3 month waiting list (conservative estimate),...

Just an update- yesterday I had some major peeling skin around the mouth and cheekbones, but the redness was a lot less noticeable than it had been all last week. However this morning I got up and the...

It looks leathery, but I performed my last peel about 10 days ago so I'm not sure if it would be that. I'd love to be wrong, and I have held off posting on here until I felt sure something was wrong. ...

I appreciate that the power of description can only go so far, so I will post a pic when I can. It's basically a weird waxy kind of sheen that covers my skin, which I have also seen described on vario...

Hi, I posted a topic a few weeks ago about using chemical peels while on the regimen. Now, I wasn't explicitly practising the full regimen whilst performing these peels, but I was edging my luck and I...

I have experience of using BP during the night-time only, with relative success. However on my own regimen I used the Glycolic Acid AHA over the BP at night, which seemed to reduce the flakiness for m...

Hi all. I know this is a topic that may have come up before as Chemical peels are indeed a popular method of maintaining healthy skin and shedding red marks, however after much searching I am still un...

So wait, not exfoliating flakes breaks the perpetual flake-cycle? Aha, back to the board.

This is 100% par for the course whilst using the regimen. The best advice I could give personally is to use a powerful moisturizing cream and an AHA serum in conjunction with the BP. Believe me, I kno...

AHA Ah, my apologies but I forgot to say I already use 10% Glycolic acid every evening. Thanks for the reply though.

First off, I must say that my acne is the clearest it has been in about 13 years (Triskadekaphobia sufferers, look away). How clear? "one-active-pimple-per-week-clear" I have suffered ever since I ca...

The flaking is my biggest problem right now. I suggest using a hyper-powerful moisturizer, as your skin simply does not heal itself when dry. It fights acne, destroys it even. But never repairs. Olay ...

This is like ESP man. Just earlier I was wondering what the red bumps are (where the crease of my nose underneath my ridiculously purple undereye circles join the rest of my face). They are hard, red;...

So what would be the most recommended for red marks in general? I've read good things about all of them in this thread, and I know everybody is different but would like at least a bit of advice here. ...