Pictures
I’m finding it quite strange to look at photos of my face
right now. I’ve done two glycolic peels
so far (number three timetabled for this evening!) and have started on the
micellar water as the first part of my face routine. My face in the mirror looks so much
better. It’s still redder than I’d like,
but the texture is much better and spots have been milder and fewer.
Then I look at a picture of my face.
I don’t normally take selfies just to analyse my
complexion–what a depressing thought that is!
I’m taking them now because I was really frustrated at the lack of week-by-week
photos showing what at home glycolic acid peels can and can’t do and I’m hoping
someone else can benefit from them.
Shit though. The
pictures of my face. It’s like listening
to a recording of my own voice. Is this
what everyone else sees when they look at me or is it distorted because iPhones
cameras are known to play up the red tones?
I wish I had started taking close ups months ago because I
think I’d be happier with the current ones now.
The progress I’ve made on my face has been fantastic and I hope it keeps
continuing.
I’m still looking for a sunscreen that absorbs nicely. I thought I found one online that I’d be able
to pick up at my local grocery store, but when I got there, they didn’t have
the one I was looking for and I ended up accidentally buying the one I already
use at SPF 50 instead of 30. I guess that’ll
be good post peels, at least.
I’m running low on the Clearasil wipes I use between the
micellar water and toner. I’m
considering not getting more, but swapping it with straight 2% salicylic acid. The Ordinary sells it at a good price and it
would also give me an excuse to get some Vitamin C serum. Off to research prices etc.!
PS-Just compared this photo to the last one and there is a noticeable difference, which is pretty awesome!
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