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My New hairline By Dr Bisanga at BHR

topccat29

topccat29

29 year HT veteran
Wow........lol..........you look 20 it's absolutely amazing and it's not just the hair but the skin. Good for you, what ever you are doing keep doing it.

You need to write a book on skin care most definitely.
 
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sl

sl

BHR Clinic Patient Advisor
Yes looking very young, in fact getting younger each year! But TC you also are an exception and not the rule when it comes to this!
 
topccat29

topccat29

29 year HT veteran
Thanks SL.

RichTea I'm curious if you stay out of the sun. That's a real toss up for me as it does age the skin faster but sometimes I think the benefits outweigh the risks.

Keep up the good work.
 
RichTea

RichTea

Valued member
well I am lapping up these compliments ha ha :T:

But Topccat I would swap my skin for your muscles any day I go to the gym 5 days a week eat hight protien low carb do plenty of squats and lunges to up my testosterone levels but never seem to get any bigger. and if i do up my carbs I just get a tummy.

Anyway going back to your question about my skin yes your right I don't let the skin on my face see the sun ever I have factor 50 on in summer and factor 25 in winter. I also use ferulic C & E which is 8 times stronger at blocking the ageing UV rays its pricey but it does amazing stuff to your skin as well .

http://www.skinceuticals.com/_us/_en/category/c-e-ferulic.htm

BUT as you say I can never have a glowing natural tan althoigh there are some great tinted moisturisers out there that are made for men. *nl
 
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Grow

Member
Hi RichTea, and thank you so much for sharing your story, really inspiring (yesterday I bough solar sun cream for use every day) ;)


I'll be on hands of Bisanga in some months and I'm worried about my looks after operation, redness is what I'm more concern.

I know there are people that healed so fast and without any redness, but I'm putting in the worse scenario I can imagine to be ready if is needed.

I'm making an intense research of ways to cover the redness in an efficient way, I thought that Clinique redness powder would help and I was delighted when you said that works good on you, my question is how good? when you where in the worse redness phase did this camouflage all? have you any photo of that time with the powders on?


THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! :whatever:
 
RichTea

RichTea

Valued member
Hello Grow
Sorry about the late reply, I have the sort of skin that is very pink and red people sometimes think I have makeup on my rosey cheeks its that bad ;;D
So if it works on me then it will work on anyone its the sort of thing that the more you apply to better it cancels out the redness obviously allow your scalp to heal before starting to use anything like this.
I do have one pic where I am wearing a little bit of the clinique powder on a very pink scalp I hope it helps.

 

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Grow

Member
Thanks so much RichTea!
I'm planning be on holidays for one and a half month, is the most I could get but I think will be enought to have a normalized aspect.
I'm a bit afraid to look so different when I go back to work but I'll do what a man got to do ;-)

Thanks so much!
 
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