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Postby Guest on Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:56 pm

i again tried tca peels on several locations of my body and again,it didnt do anything whatsoever.........it doesnt work lol......400 pages over 5 years in this post and nobody has cured their marks! lets not forget that j has b4 claimed something worked then turned around and said it didnt work...lets not forget that she constantly promotes the skinbiology website....she is a fraud.tca doesnt work.

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Postby Guest on Wed Sep 24, 2008 12:01 am

. wrote:
. wrote:where can i get a cleansing product for my derma roller? im dying to try it out, but i dont know how to sterilize it after im done

can anyone give me info?


I clean mine by soaking it in rubbing alcohol for 5-10 minutes, rinsing with warm tap water, then letting it air dry.

Shoo


what kind of "alchohol" are u talking about and where do you get it from??? also, do i need an anesthetic? it seems like it would be painful to roll needles over my skin...

how hard do i press down? do i pierce the skin? wont i bleed?

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Postby Guest on Wed Sep 24, 2008 7:58 am

. wrote:i again tried tca peels on several locations of my body and again,it didnt do anything whatsoever.........it doesnt work lol......400 pages over 5 years in this post and nobody has cured their marks! lets not forget that j has b4 claimed something worked then turned around and said it didnt work...lets not forget that she constantly promotes the skinbiology website....she is a fraud.tca doesnt work.


I don't buy my tca from skinbiology, and I barely mention the site. Your behaviour is becoming quite strange..I'm sorry if it does not work on you, but thats hardly my fault. A few people have posted saying it worked for them, perhaps they are frauds too?

J

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Postby Guest on Wed Sep 24, 2008 4:48 pm

. wrote:i again tried tca peels on several locations of my body and again,it didnt do anything whatsoever.........it doesnt work lol......400 pages over 5 years in this post and nobody has cured their marks! lets not forget that j has b4 claimed something worked then turned around and said it didnt work...lets not forget that she constantly promotes the skinbiology website....she is a fraud.tca doesnt work.


spare the BS please, tca doesnt work for you. care to do a bit of research and ull find that its worked on a hell of a lot of people. it didnt work for you so that means everyone else is wrong. the world doesnt revolve around you and there are so many variables that you havent even bothered to take into account, not even the basic ones.

so u did a tca peel, it didnt do anything so do a stronger one. loads of people have moved up to find that more effective. if you dont get any results from 50-100% of proper grade tca (extreme stregths by anyones standards) than i believe you qualified to say that it doesnt work ON YOU. and if it didnt then you move on and accept it dusnt work ON YOU.

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Postby Guest on Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:23 pm

For once I have to agree. What the hell is wrong with some people on here. Its like everyone else it to blame for their marks. I hate my marks, there I said it, I despair at them same as everyone else. I try and help myself and have some idiot accusing me of being a fraud selling tca, when I have never touted any website as a supplier,. I could not give a flying f*ck where people buy it, I only encourage people to try it because of the improvements its had on me..yet I get condemned by certain people because "it does not work on them"..go kick a dog or something, or better still, if you want to apportion blame, go kick your parents, they gave you your crap skin..but don't kick me, your marks have nothing to do with me. Nor do your frustrations about them.

J

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Postby Guest on Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:59 pm

. wrote:For once I have to agree. What the hell is wrong with some people on here. Its like everyone else it to blame for their marks. I hate my marks, there I said it, I despair at them same as everyone else. I try and help myself and have some idiot accusing me of being a fraud selling tca, when I have never touted any website as a supplier,. I could not give a flying f*ck where people buy it, I only encourage people to try it because of the improvements its had on me..yet I get condemned by certain people because "it does not work on them"..go kick a dog or something, or better still, if you want to apportion blame, go kick your parents, they gave you your crap skin..but don't kick me, your marks have nothing to do with me. Nor do your frustrations about them.

EXACTLY

we are all in the same boat here people lets try and work together instead of the bitchy comments theres just no need.

J

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Postby Guest on Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:03 am

ok ok everybody calm down!!! we are all in this together! lets not argue please :x

anyway i will copy and paste a question i have from last page:

what kind of "alchohol" are u talking about and where do you get it from??? also, do i need an anesthetic? it seems like it would be painful to roll needles over my skin...

how hard do i press down? do i pierce the skin? wont i bleed?

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Postby Guest on Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:48 am

It really is quite strange, how there seems to be so much hatred and negativity towards someone who actually bothers with a thorough regime, and who puts themselves out daily by relaying their experience _ for others to benefit from, and by answering questions gladly on the subject of peels/vitamins and stretchmarks in general, offering inspiration and even kind words to anyone who posts on here who is at the end of their tether. Saying TCA doesn't work for you is one thing, but this nonsense is something else. Any less secure person would have crawled under a rock by now, and I'm very glad she still makes the effort to post on here.

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Postby Guest on Thu Sep 25, 2008 1:09 pm

. wrote:It really is quite strange, how there seems to be so much hatred and negativity towards someone who actually bothers with a thorough regime, and who puts themselves out daily by relaying their experience _ for others to benefit from, and by answering questions gladly on the subject of peels/vitamins and stretchmarks in general, offering inspiration and even kind words to anyone who posts on here who is at the end of their tether. Saying TCA doesn't work for you is one thing, but this nonsense is something else. Any less secure person would have crawled under a rock by now, and I'm very glad she still makes the effort to post on here.


Oops. This is regarding J if it wasn't obvious :)

Mai
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Postby Mai on Thu Sep 25, 2008 6:03 pm

are we doing this again?

Again ladies, all here for the same reason.

I am trying injecting copper peptides into some stretch marks and retin-a into some others. It's not a safe experiment, but again, I take responsibility for my own self. It's turning out to be unpleasant (painful, not pretty, etc)

and thus far it is not working, but I will give it a few more goes.

btw, J, anyone else whose doing TCA, someone else asked this question and I am curious. Is the TCA doing anything to tighten the skin?

marta
 

Postby marta on Thu Sep 25, 2008 7:00 pm

How do I maintain the Dermaroller ? How long can I use the Dermaroller ?

"The needles will become blunt after several months of use. We recommend to use a new roller after 3-4 months. To keep the roller germ free we recommend to keep the head in isopropyl alcohol all the time. The roller comes with a special box which can be used for that. Just fill in enough alcohol to cover the head. Shortly before use just rinse the head with water. The roller can and should be washed in a regular dishwasher every 7 days. The high water temperature and the detergents are ideal to clean the roller head. Maintaining a clean head is especially important if you use the roller for creamy substances like MGF, Spirolotion or simular"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubbing_alcohol

some websites do not recommend to keep it in alcohol all the time but they recommend to dip it for 10min prior needling. you have to also sterilize your skin. you can do it with alcohol , iodine , hydrogen peroxide etc. I would recommend Betadine /iodine/ leave it on for several minutes and then wash it off with clean cotton pad dipped in alcohol /vodka for example/ and then rinse with water.


nobody can tell you if you need an anesthetic or not. you have to try if you can handle it without.

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Postby Guest on Fri Sep 26, 2008 7:39 am

. wrote:
. wrote:It really is quite strange, how there seems to be so much hatred and negativity towards someone who actually bothers with a thorough regime, and who puts themselves out daily by relaying their experience _ for others to benefit from, and by answering questions gladly on the subject of peels/vitamins and stretchmarks in general, offering inspiration and even kind words to anyone who posts on here who is at the end of their tether. Saying TCA doesn't work for you is one thing, but this nonsense is something else. Any less secure person would have crawled under a rock by now, and I'm very glad she still makes the effort to post on here.


Oops. This is regarding J if it wasn't obvious :)


Oops..lotta jealousy on here these days..

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Postby Guest on Fri Sep 26, 2008 1:56 pm

. wrote:ok ok everybody calm down!!! we are all in this together! lets not argue please :x

anyway i will copy and paste a question i have from last page:

what kind of "alchohol" are u talking about and where do you get it from??? also, do i need an anesthetic? it seems like it would be painful to roll needles over my skin...

how hard do i press down? do i pierce the skin? wont i bleed?


I don't use anesthetic, it's uncomfortable but not unbearable. I think it also depends on where you're rolling. My sms are on my abdomen, hips and lower back. The feeling is something you get used to.

The first time I used my roller I didn't see any blood at first. Several hours later when I looked at my abdomen I noticed tiny pin prick scabs, but that was all. 1mm doesn't penetrate the skin too far.

Good-luck. Really you just have to jump in and give it a try. It's not as horrible as you may think.

Shoo

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Postby Guest on Fri Sep 26, 2008 2:03 pm

marta wrote:it is a very expensive procedure but it might be affordable in the future and it might help with stretch marks:

"Stem cells are also being used to reduce and fill in wrinkles, repair damaged tissues, and help the skin regenerate itself and become more healthy and radiant. When stem cells are placed next to mature adult tissue, they can naturally repair the tissue and help it regenerate itself into new, youthful tissue. Dr. Richard Ellenbogen, who is among America’s leading face lift surgeons, has been using a patient’s own fat to restore volume and youthfulness to the face for over 25 years. Dr. Ellenbogen recently made the discovery that not only does fat help restore volume to aging and weak facial structures, but the fat also rejuvenates the skin because it contains stem cells."


Wouldn't it be great if we could extract our own stem cells and inject them into our sm's? I bet it would work.

Now that would be a kick butt home remedy! :D

Shoo

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Postby Guest on Sat Sep 27, 2008 7:05 am

Does anyone have recommendations for home dermabrasion kits?

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