Hi Guys, i'm back, been off the good stuff for almost a year and TERRIBLY miss my melano-Tan!
I've been trying different self-tanners and am absolutely tired of doing it, and actually must say, my skin looks older and rougher when i use them, probably also because its such a mess to apply and never comes out truly even like with melanotan.
 
This time around i'm gonna take it slow though, and also use melanotan-1 instead of II, because as some of you know, i feel it gave my skin a more aged apperance, as far as wrinkles and roughness of skin goes.
So i wanna take it slow, eventually get a nice dark-olive skin tone and leave it at that. No more "lets see how dark i can get"-kinda stuff!
 
But since this board has grown so immensly, i thought, a poll might give us a better picture to what the majority on here have experienced in regards to skin-quality. i've read some users actually feel that their skin is better and more youthful-looking, while others don't really comment on any skin-quality-changes, so let's see, what we can come up with.
 
anyways, glad to be back

hey Scott, yes indeed i WAS (check the electronic smoking-thread), hopefully i'll be able to reverse some of the damage done in my 14 years of smoking,  undoubtably some of it being skin-damage.
 
but i also have to mention, both of my parents are and were heavy smokers for most of their lifes and show little signs of skin-aging for their age (so the good genes should speak for me), also my girlfriend who is a little older than me has been smoking for along time and has nearly perfect skin with no wrinkles whatsoever.
 
so while smoking most definitely contributes to skin-aging, i think those signs might show up really late in life and not being as detrimental as skin-ager number one, which is of course uv-exposure.
 
and like i posted before, my recent skin-problems surfaced right after a long (and pretty heavy-dosage) course of melanotan II, which is, why i made that connection in the first place and subsequently stopped.
seeing the growing numbers of experimenters, i thought a poll could give us some more light on this matter.
 
maybe i should add an option for smokers on this poll?
 

So you think, melanotan actually accelerates the showing of skin-damage?
that's an interesting theory, definitely something we should look into, so people that have been smoking or had extensive sun-exposure in the past can be warned before starting with this peptide.
 
i'll just add an option for smokers on here.

ok, well either way we want to be aware of that problem

How do I see the results of a poll without voting? The information is useful to me but I'm not going to skew the poll by voting just to be able to view it.

hmm, i guess not, one has to vote to see the results?
Scott, could that be so? what if one would wanna see them without voting?