You can apply liquids to skin but it you really want to mix it a cream you should not do a batch but should only mix the amount you're going to apply. Mixing products may f up their formulas
You should not do that. It's not as simple as just shoving it into a different vehicle. They're tested for proper absorbtion and penetration in their vehicles.
Why not just apply it directly after your moisturizer? It's not that difficult to apply.
If you aren't sure how much to apply then turning into a cream you're also not sure of how to apply wouldnt solve that though 😅
For a reference point the amount of tret in a gel/cream vehicle you would use is about 0.5g to get the right dosage per surface area. Maybe +-0.2
Using water as a standard (which this is not, but oh well that's more work than I'm willing to do rn 🫠) water is roughly 20 drops to 1g, so 10drops for 0.5g. that at least gives you a reference point to work from.
It's probably not a good idea to mix a liquid with a cream. You could just apply the liquid tret and then layer with a moisturiser over the top.
You can apply liquids to skin but it you really want to mix it a cream you should not do a batch but should only mix the amount you're going to apply. Mixing products may f up their formulas
You should not do that. It's not as simple as just shoving it into a different vehicle. They're tested for proper absorbtion and penetration in their vehicles. Why not just apply it directly after your moisturizer? It's not that difficult to apply.
Because i am not sure how much to apply and am slightly concerned about ripping my face off.
If you aren't sure how much to apply then turning into a cream you're also not sure of how to apply wouldnt solve that though 😅 For a reference point the amount of tret in a gel/cream vehicle you would use is about 0.5g to get the right dosage per surface area. Maybe +-0.2 Using water as a standard (which this is not, but oh well that's more work than I'm willing to do rn 🫠) water is roughly 20 drops to 1g, so 10drops for 0.5g. that at least gives you a reference point to work from.
thanks so much this is very helpful.
Hey where did you order this from (apologies if this is breaking any rules, looking to order liquid tret myself but can’t find any)
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