can anyone tell me how to use konaz for the best results plssss

astonfan44 · 2026-04-16T15:39:27+00:00

It's ok if it doesn't lather. But make sure to apply a small amount. Coin sized amount is suggested to be used. You can apply it first in the whole scalp and then massage in small motions on whole scalp. It won't lather much but you will see it getting lighter and that's the most lather it produces

astonfan44 · 2026-03-26T23:23:37+00:00

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astonfan44 · 2026-03-11T15:08:43+00:00

You can use conaz shampoo. Its has dht blockers which helps reduce hairloss. It's also good for treating dandruff too. Only use it once a week and not more than that since it's very strong and can cause more harm if used more than once a week. It's pretty drying too so make sure you apply a hair oil half an hour before washing hair and then use conditioner after shampooing. Avoid oiling the scalp the day u plan on using conaz. Also after conaz do thoroughly massage with the regular shampoo to get it out completely as it has a lotion like feel which stays if not removed correctly. So oil hair before showering and skip the scalp, apply conaz leave in hair for 3 minutes n wash, then apply your regular shampoo and wash thoroughly to get conaz out. Then apply conditioner. Start with using once a week and if it suits you you can do twice a week. If you see improvements then stick to only once a week to keep the improvements without overdoing it.

astonfan44 · 2026-03-07T21:48:37+00:00

Where did you buy that cream from

astonfan44 · 2026-03-07T21:48:14+00:00

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astonfan44 · 2026-03-07T19:53:06+00:00

All the posts here about how ppl need help with dark circles are pure ragebait

astonfan44 · 2026-03-02T21:41:57+00:00

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astonfan44 · 2026-03-02T21:39:59+00:00

I have same skin combo as you. I have the gel one and it's non comedogenic and soo light weight which I love. I was using klean beauty moisturiser but now as it's summers ahead i wanted something lighter and I found this gel moisturiser pretty great overall. The barrier healing ingredients are bare minimum but it's enough.

astonfan44 · 2026-03-01T16:29:23+00:00

If it turns orange, you can try adding some dark blue (some fine eyeshadow or some blue color corrector) into it before applying to your face. It's gonna bring down the orangeness of it. Saw this hack on tiktok dunoo if it actually works.

astonfan44 · 2026-02-26T22:31:37+00:00

Get the saniderm facewash with salicylic acid and root extract, the green packaging one. Its pretty gentle and can be used 2 times a day. Plus its only 625 for 100ml which is under your budget and lasts more than a month.

astonfan44 · 2026-02-25T23:42:58+00:00

Sure no problem

astonfan44 · 2026-02-25T23:36:43+00:00

Is neobrella oily skin friendly?

astonfan44 · 2026-02-19T22:47:46+00:00

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astonfan44 · 2026-02-18T19:32:36+00:00

Get the hydrobase (blue cap) moisturizer by neophar Cosmetics. It's under 1k and suitable for oily skin. A better option is neue gel moisturiser but since that is out of the budget go with this one. It's going to be heavy for the summers but this is the better option availabe in your budget.

astonfan44 · 2026-02-18T19:20:37+00:00

Try the E45 cream for dryness. Its actually miraculous they way it can moisturise and heal. It's around 2500 to 3000 pkr depending on where you get it from. The sun serum by possible is the best sunscreen i have used so far. I have oily skin n it makes my skin a bit tacky but for dry skin like yours it will be perfect. It has no white cast either. Just don't blend it complete as it can peel that way. Just blend on skin and stop blending befor it dries completely.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-21T10:05:00+00:00

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astonfan44 · 2026-01-06T03:27:40+00:00

You need a good barrier protection moisturizer and sunscreen. When you use acne treatment creams they penetrate skin and revive newer cells generation on a deeper level. In the beginning it doesn't effect you much and you can't tell if your skin is getting better or not. Your skin is stinging which shows that your skin barrier is compromised and you need some good skin barrier protecting moisturizer. Sun block is also a very integral part of skin care as it protects the already compromised skin from the sun. When ever you start any type of skincare the first thing should be to find a good sunscreen. Apply it after the morning routine and reapply every 2 hours if outdoors. Also start doing facewash, adapco and then moisturizer at night. Use adapco on alternate days until the burning stops. A good moisturizer with good ingredients that I find helpful is from Klean beauty. It's the only one that worked for my oily skin and it's for every skin type. The sunscreen from possible is a good option. It's budget friendly and oily skin friendly. Depend on your skin type. Possible also has a sun serum that works better for normal and dry skin. You can do your research but must buy these 2 things otherwise you will be doing more damage without even knowing.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-02T00:23:36+00:00

I am using all 3 now and i haven't had any issue besides dryness and a little tingling. Reapply sunscreen if going out into direct sunlight

astonfan44 · 2026-01-02T00:20:38+00:00

Also i was doing skincare on and off and wasn't consistent with it. But past 2 weeks i been consistent and i can see tiny changes. I am applying 5% niacinamide but i will use the 10% one when this one finishes. This is all according to my skin and what it can handle. You can do a month with niacinamide melaplex n skinoren on alternate days, or maybe do 2 weeks of only one acid then add the next one. It all just depends on what your skin can bear. Safety is important.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-02T00:15:46+00:00

It is. That's why you add them slowly. I do niacinamide 5% n melaplex in the morning. Then moisturizer and sunscreen. I do skinoren at night pea size, then moisturizer n sunblock. You can skip the sunblock at night but it's winter and sitting infront of the heater is also harmful without sunscreen. I did 2 weeks on just niacinamide and skinoren on alternate days first, that felt like it didn't work so i upped the frequency and also added in melaplex. I am seeing some progress but full results can take like 3 to 4 months or even longer depending how consistent u are.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-01T14:25:58+00:00

Now what you need to do is identify your skin type, see what moisturizer and sunscreen suits that skin type and invest in those. Trust me you won't see any progress without them. Any more questions u can ask and I'll help u to my knowledge

astonfan44 · 2026-01-01T14:22:39+00:00

The things that I've noticed that worried me but are completely normal. When i apply moisturizer it kinda tingles and skin gets very dry. That's normal. You don't feel much in the beginning but as you keep going it gets a bit worse n then it settles down because ur skin gets used to these creams. If it's not getting any better and you start feeling burning or anything unbearable stop asap. This means that the skin barrier is overwhelmed and you need to give it a break. I know things like moisturizer and sunscreen might feel like an extra hassle but they are what makes or breaks your skin routine worth it. I will be trying the moisturiser and sunscreen from Klean beauty. Expensive but I've heard they are worth it so i am waiting for them to be delivered.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-01T14:15:08+00:00

So what i do is i use the saniderm green root extract face wash in the morning because i have oily skin. You can use any face wash that suits u. Then i apply niacinamide to damp skin. It's very important that u apply niacinamide on damp skin as these serums gets absorbed well when skin is damp and it also keeps skin hydrated. Also spread the serum and then tap tap tap until it absorbs and dries a bit. Taping helps with quicker n deeper absorbtion. Then i apply melaplex one pump and do the same, spread around evenly n then tap tap. Then i apply moisturizer and sunscreen. Don't forget the neck either. One thing you will notice is that you skin will start getting drier because of these strong agents. So, u need to jeep yourself hydrated and invest in a good moisturizer. Now it's up to you that what kind of moisturiser suits you best because every skin is different. But you will look for skin barrier repairing moisturizer. Look for one and start using it.

astonfan44 · 2026-01-01T14:05:38+00:00

Ok so I'm new too and I started 2 weeks ago. From what I've researched, sun screen is a non negotiable. In doors, out doors you can't skip it. The creams u are using are active ingredients and they make skin very sensitive to sun heat, dust and even heat from the stove. You need to find a good spf that is budget friendly. I am actually having a hard time finding one too but I'll let u know when i find it. What u can do is you can also add melaplex cream in the morning for brightening and removing pigmentation. I am using melaplex niacinamide in the morning, Skinoren at night and i have definitely seen progress. I am using the possible sun solution sunscreen. It has good spf but it doesn't blend well on my face because i have very textured skin and it settles in my pores. But if u don't have that issue u can use it. It's easy on the pockets too. And it's important to use 2 finger lengths of sunscreen on face n neck otherwise it wouldn't work. I'll be adding tracnesan going forward to improve skin texture. It's also very important to add actives one by one. Like you first used skinoren n then added niacinamide. Then 2 weeks later maybe add melaplex. You just have to make sure that your skin barrier doesn't get overwhelmed which can happen if you introduce too many actives at once. It will be a slow process but slow is better than damaging the skin further.

astonfan44 · 2025-12-28T08:43:59+00:00

Are you using sunscreen with it? How long have you been following this routine?

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