How to Reverse Skin Aging (2022 to 2024)

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How do you like Rejuran in comparison with other products?

#311

I can’t find a sunscreen that is nongreasy or smelly or that doesn’t make me look like a ghost (ZInc Oxide). Any simple solutions available?

#312

I am not yet through my 4 treatments so too early to say anything. I will report after the 4th meso is done. There is about a month break between each treatment and 4 are recommended.

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#313

Subjectively, the thing that bothers me most is; that inside I feel thirty but outside my skin betrays me, and yes, I look old.

One of the missing links so far is how to treat the skin. IMO loss of elasticity is why no matter how many treatments like collagen supplementation, retin-A, hyaluronic acid, etc., you get, they only slow skin aging. they only take care of mild wrinkles and may improve texture, but nothing, (and if you know of something that does, please share) restores the elasticity to youthful levels. The eventual sagging of the skin is caused mainly by exposure to sunlight. The proof of that is the skin of your inner thighs. You can only somewhat mitigate the effects of sun exposure,

“While UVA and UVB rays differ in how they affect the skin, they both do harm. Unprotected exposure to UVA and UVB damages the DNA in skin cells, producing genetic defects, or mutations, that can lead to skin cancer and premature aging.”
You cannot reverse the DNA damage, you can only slow it down.

As an 82yo that was extremely overexposed to sunlight when I was young, I suggest that you avoid the sun and take vitamin D supplements instead.

“Asian skin contains far more melanin that the European one. As a result, their skin is slightly darker and it provides a better protection against the sun. it also slows the process of skin ageing as it retains its flexibility much longer.”

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#314

It’s why I married an Asian. Hopefully my sons will have better skin than me. :wink:

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for example :slight_smile: not greasy, no white film.

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#316

Been very curious about OneSkin. Definitely love that they’re approaching skin health from a senescence angle, but I was a little skeptical about how quickly they seemed to discover a novel peptide that reversed senescence in skin like it was no big deal and put it right into a commercial product.

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#317

I can only talk from my own experience, but it works. Try it and see for yourself. I don’t think it should be all that surprising that they found it. Most labs these days are using machine learning. I think we underestimate the advances taking place in technology. The rate of progress in science is on an exponential curve.

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#318

Thanks I think I will give it a try, maybe do a side by side test with topical rapa

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#319

I bought a bottle for the face, supposed to use it twice a day. I’ve been using it once, because lazy. I can easily see the difference. It works.

I’d put before and after pics, but they’re on my phone and I have a problem with tech. It would take at least half hour. I need to run instead.

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#320

It definitely works. The difference was last quite stark in my case.

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#321

Are you guys talking about OneSkin? Could you link to the product

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#323

Yup, that’s the one.

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#326

Is Pep 14 part of OneSkin facial creams?

#327

No I don’t believe so.

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#328

It is OneSkin’s peptide. Their paper is here: Senotherapeutic peptide treatment reduces biological age and senescence burden in human skin models

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#329

Pep 14 is a Oneskin peptide, but I think its a new one they are testing. I don’t think it (pep14) is in the current product, which has the “OS-1” peptide.

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