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Keratosis pilaris solve?

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    I was wondering if there were any peptides that would help with Keratosis pilaris on the back / arms?

    My rat has looked into KLOW/GLOW stack etc, but i dont think those would help with this. Thoughts?

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      A long shot but your rat could look into TP508, very niche.

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        I was wondering if there were any peptides that would help with Keratosis pilaris on the back / arms?

        My rat has looked into KLOW/GLOW stack etc, but i dont think those would help with this. Thoughts?

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        @iMemphis18 You could try subq GHK-CU, but I would try topical first as it's known to help with this issue.

        Thats an inflammatory skin condition, so now that I'm thinking about it add a cycle of KPV or GHK-CU / KPV blend.

        You got options here to test or just run it all.

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          MyB
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          That can be addressed topically. Look at glycolic or salicylic toners and body lotions. Daily exfoliating with a Korean wash cloth keeps it away once corrected with topical. Start with red and work your way to blue.

          Peptides are only as good as your Bac Water

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            That can be addressed topically. Look at glycolic or salicylic toners and body lotions. Daily exfoliating with a Korean wash cloth keeps it away once corrected with topical. Start with red and work your way to blue.

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            Splinter
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            @MyB

            Physical abrasion is temporary and painful.

            Pores become blocked by keratin plugs, the skin is overproducing.

            If you constantly use acids to dissolve them away, you will have to keep it up daily, and you will be sensitive to sunburn way easier.

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              @splinter oh really, tell me more. Continue educating me like I’m a f’n idiot.

              Peptides are only as good as your Bac Water

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                @iMemphis18 You could try subq GHK-CU, but I would try topical first as it's known to help with this issue.

                Thats an inflammatory skin condition, so now that I'm thinking about it add a cycle of KPV or GHK-CU / KPV blend.

                You got options here to test or just run it all.

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                @gym.rat I've been using the KLOW stack for a couple weeks, hopefully it helps!

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                  @splinter oh really, tell me more. Continue educating me like I’m a f’n idiot.

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                  @MyB

                  ? You can choose to receive my words however you want buddy.

                  I’ve used lactic acids and scrubbing for KP, and I have scars to show that is not helpful for my skin.

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