anyone here use estrogen cream on face/hair

[bruhtoobrutal]

mogger compound in theory, since estrogen majorly helps with skin health. For girls if applied to face increases collagen and hydration and helps with skin elasticity. For men it could be used as an anti hair loss protocol if applied to the temples in small quantities.

 

[huntergirl]

Can you recommend a brand or where to get it?

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Can you recommend a brand or where to get it?

could try getting it prescribed or there’s many indian sources out there.

 

[BlendedBlade🧿]

That’s a dumb idea

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

That’s a dumb idea

why lol

 

[BlendedBlade🧿]

why lol

It will still go systemic might as well just use estrogen

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

It will still go systemic might as well just use estrogen

In small quantities applied to only the temples it really wont impact you that systematically much to the point you have high e symptoms. Topical estrogen is mostly meant for local absorption and its systematic absorption is quite low.

 

[BlendedBlade🧿]

In small quantities applied to only the temples it really wont impact you that systematically much to the point you have high e symptoms. Topical estrogen is mostly meant for local absorption and its systematic absorption is quite low.

Maybe just have normal systemic levels of estrogen ?

 

[sjnny404]

Wonder if its detrimental in the long run if used at a young age like retinol

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Maybe just have normal systemic levels of estrogen ?

yeah but topical estrogen could be beneficial to people on AI's or other E2 inhibitors reporting hair loss which is actually pretty common. Also if your norwooding its worth a shot.

 

[BlendedBlade🧿]

yeah but topical estrogen could be beneficial to people on AI's or other E2 inhibitors reporting hair loss which is actually pretty common. Also if your norwooding its worth a shot.

Dose AI so your e2 doesn’t drop too much

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Wonder if its detrimental in the long run if used at a young age like retinol

why is retinol detrimental in the long run lol, its pretty soft?

 

[sjnny404]

why is retinol detrimental in the long run lol, its pretty soft?

Either no effect for kids or it potentially damages their skin's ability to produce collagen consistently

More long term research needed

Initial google searches say that there's no negative effects on preteens although theres no reason for them to use it

I call bullshit on the first part

Skin care industry is worth billions of $ so they will absolutely game SEO to get more kids addicted early

Just like how maybe 40 yrs ago cigarette companies pushed the rhetoric that smoking isnt bad for you for years until they lost in court over it

 

[zombiebeatz2006]

thats so bad for u tf

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Either no effect for kids or it potentially damages their skin's ability to produce collagen consistently

what kids are using retinol? also what age?

potentially damages their skin's ability to produce collagen consistently

source? never heard of this. If retinol is just increases fibroblasts which increases collagen I don't see how thats the case.

there's no negative effects on preteens although theres no reason for them to use it

Im on the strongest topical retinoid (tazarotene 0.1) and ive never had a side effect maybe aside from some pimples on the first weeks

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

thats so bad for u tf

y

 

[zombiebeatz2006]

y

its manufactured hormons

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

its manufactured hormons

Oh noooooooo synthetic hormones your gonna die

 

[zombiebeatz2006]

Oh noooooooo synthetic hormones your gonna die

dumb gene cunt jew

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

dumb gene cunt jew

im sent from israel to spread propaganda to this forum and recruit people to my secret evil cult where we control the world

 

[zombiebeatz2006]

im sent from israel to spread propaganda to this forum and recruit people to my secret evil cult where we control the world

i knew there was somthing up wuth you..

 

[Yeagerist]

Either no effect for kids or it potentially damages their skin's ability to produce collagen consistently

More long term research needed

Initial google searches say that there's no negative effects on preteens although theres no reason for them to use it

I call bullshit on the first part

Skin care industry is worth billions of $ so they will absolutely game SEO to get more kids addicted early

Just like how maybe 40 yrs ago cigarette companies pushed the rhetoric that smoking isnt bad for you for years until they lost in court over it

nah i seen a bunch of oldheads on tiktok saying they used it for 20 years and it was good when i was researching