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Final complete day: 2026-08-24. Attention was 0.8% — this entity appeared in 28 of 3,754 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (35 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-24 11:16 UTCComment

   I wear a spf moisturizer (neutrogena hydro boost spf 50.) You could try something like that and say it’s for the moisturizer. Make sure you put it on your face, neck, and upper chest.

2. 2026-08-23 23:04 UTCPost

   [routine help] need feedback about skin issues - Hi everyone, I’m a 25 year old male from France and I’ve been struggling for years with a mix of scalp and face issues acne, scalp pustules, flaking, redness on jaw/neck. I’m trying to build a realistic routine and would really appreciate feedback from people who’ve been through something similar. **Photos:** I attached recent photos of my face and scalp. Note: the pictures are slightly “enhanced” for sharpness/clarity (phone processing), so some small texture and redness are less visible than in real life. In reality, my skin looks a bit worse than the photos show. **Main issues:** Face: chronic acne (papules, pustules, comedones), mainly on forehead, cheeks, jawline/neck. Red marks and uneven texture. Scalp: shaved very short recently (I got fed up and wanted to see what I had). I have pustules, scabs and a lot of flaking (looks like seborrheic dermatitis + folliculitis). Neck / beard area: spots and irritation, especially where hair grows. **Medical history / treatments tried:** GP (no dermatologist): 3‑month course of oral antibiotics (no meaningful improvement). Homeopathy. Vitamin / “skin” supplements like Arrebum, Elteans and others again, no clear long‑term change. In my region, getting a derm appointment is extremely hard (waiting times 8+ months and most are overwhelmed / not up to date). For now, a dermatologist is basically not an option. I have a follow‑up GP appointment in about a month. **Lifestyle context:** Used to drink Monster / energy drinks regularly; I stopped completely about 2 months ago. I spend a lot of time at the computer (gaming, working), in a fairly warm room. I’m trying to add some physical activity (walking + bodyweight exercises) to lower stress and chronic inflammation. Tap water hardness is about **11 °f TH** **Current skincare / scalp routine (last days):** **Face** Evening: CeraVe Foaming Cleanser (normal to oily skin), lukewarm water, gentle massage and rinse. Then a thin layer of **aloe vera gel** (cosmetic grade), applied by tapping onto slightly damp skin. I’m planning to add a simple fragrance‑free moisturizer (La Roche‑Posay Toleriane Sensitive Fluide) on top of the aloe once I get it. Morning: usually just water, sometimes CeraVe if my face feels very oily. **Scalp** I shaved my head very short recently to “reset” and see everything clearly. Wash routine (about 2–3x/week): First wash with \*\*Aroma‑Zone Base Shampooing Neutre\*\* (very gentle, sulfate‑free). I apply a small amount to the scalp, massage gently, then rinse with lukewarm water. Second wash with \*\*Uriage DS Hair anti‑dandruff treatment shampoo\*\* (antifungal/antipellicular). I massage it in, leave it for 2–3 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. I dry the scalp carefully with a towel and let it air‑dry (or blow‑dry on cool/warm) before sleeping, to avoid a damp environment. Occasionally I use aloe gel on the scalp as a thin layer for soothing. **What I’m considering / questions:** I’ve seen many people on Reddit and elsewhere talk about **Nizoral 2% (ketoconazole)** \+ **MCT oil C8** topically for seb derm. I’m curious but hesitant because i tried many things in years that didnt work Given my history (failed antibiotics, supplements, homeopathy) and limited access to a dermatologist, I’m trying to make the most of topical routines and lifestyle changes (diet, physical activity, sleep). **What I’d love feedback on:** 1. Do these photos look more like “just acne + seborrheic dermatitis + folliculitis”, or would you suspect something else (e.g. rosacea, fungal acne, etc.)? 2. Are my current products reasonable for my situation (CeraVe foaming cleanser, aloe gel, Toleriane Sensitive Fluide, Aroma‑Zone neutral shampoo, Uriage DS Hair)? 3. For seb derm / scalp issues, do you think adding Nizoral 2% or a zinc pyrithione shampoo would be smarter than jumping straight to MCT oil? 4. Has anyone with a similar mix of issues (acne + seb derm + folliculitis + stress) found a routine that actually made a visible difference without a dermatologist? I know this is a lot, but I’ve been stuck with these problems for years and it’s really affecting how I feel about myself. Any realistic, science‑based advice is welcome I’m ready to make changes, I just don’t want to go in the wrong direction again. Thanks in advance.

3. 2026-08-22 22:10 UTCPost

   [Routine Help] Root Cause of Fungal Skin Discoloration and Visibly Fixing After Treatment - I have had these lovely patches for about 3 years- at first I thought it was a copper necklace causing staining on the side of my neck, or melasma causing hyperpigmentation, then my esthetician noticed that it wasn't hyperpigmentation at all, it was *lack* of pigment in the adjacent skin making it look that way. Earlier this summer, it got super bad, and I thought it was from putting too much extreme sunscreen on my neck to try to prevent any tanning at all adjacent to the depigmented spots, because the front of my neck is STARK white with super clear lines of demarkation. I was blown away (but kind of relieved) to see a couple weeks ago that it might just be a fungus, so I have been putting antifungal cream on it (not as diligently as I need to) and have medicated dandruff shampoo coming overnight. First-- is the fungus what this looks like to you? I kind of think there's no doubt, esp with how it's progressed, but, hey, a hopeful mind might be misreading things. Second- In the interest of fixing the *appearance* as quickly as possible- once I get rid of the fungus, what is actually going on here to cause the visible signs?-- Is the fungus blocking me from tanning at all or sucking the pigment out of the white spots? Is the fungus causing staining that creates the darker bits? What's the mid-term cosmetic fix? To fix the appearance of it, do I then need to get some sun on the white bits to get it to match? Do I need to use a skin lightening cream on the dark bits? Do I need to DO anything to get it blended back as quickly as possible?

4. 2026-08-22 18:30 UTCComment

   Wear clothes with SPF in them, keep your neck covered with a gaiter or a bandana/high neckline, wear hats that cover your ears and have a longer bill (like a fishing hat). Avoid being in direct sunlight at peak hours (mid day). If anyone asks, say a relative died of skin cancer or survived cancer. reapply Asian sunscreen every 2 hours (the moisturizer/sunscreen combos aren't good enough you need REAL sunscreen). I personally wear sun gloves when I drive and fish.

5. 2026-08-22 18:00 UTCComment

   La Roche Posay ultra fluid for the face. It’s so elegant and lightweight and leaves a healthy glow. You can pick anything for the body, hands, arms and neck but Altruist from Amazon is reliable and affordable.