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derma roller + retinol or collagen peptides

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derma roller with retinol or

Olay Regenerist Super Collagen Peptides​

 
I was looking into this combination too. I think the biggest mistake people make is changing too many things at once. Keeping the routine simple and being consistent seems to make it easier to understand what is actually working. Curious what needle size you’re considering? I’ve seen people use different sizes depending on their goals.
derma roller with retinol or

Olay Regenerist Super Collagen Peptides​

 
a 0.3mm smth light
I was looking into this combination too. I think the biggest mistake people make is changing too many things at once. Keeping the routine simple and being consistent seems to make it easier to understand what is actually working. Curious what needle size you’re considering? I’ve seen people use different sizes depending on their goals.
 
0.3mm sounds like a reasonable place to start if you’re looking for something on the lighter side. I think the main thing is being consistent and not rushing the process. Are you mainly looking at it for texture/scars, or more for general skin maintenance?
a 0.3mm smth light
 
both ngl
0.3mm sounds like a reasonable place to start if you’re looking for something on the lighter side. I think the main thing is being consistent and not rushing the process. Are you mainly looking at it for texture/scars, or more for general skin maintenance?
 

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