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So estrogen makes your skin softer right? What the fuck is gonna happen to my hands then dude. I have had soft sensitive baby hands since childhood that turn red and hot when there's like any significant strain put on them. Skins gonna slough off on making contact with solid matter or something
You're going to have the cutest girl hands ever, that's what.
Donβt worry Iβll get you some of those 1700s elbow length silk gloves
what they don't tell you is that getting girl skin involves having to adapt a skin care routine
Is it gonna harden my skin somehow? I feel like all skin care I'm aware of is about making skin softer or clearer
Moisturizing and refatting skin care doesn't just make the skin softer, it also prevents it from cracking. Being on estrogen now basically means your skin produces less fats, which makes it dry out, which in turn leads to it breaking more easily. The reverse of this is why high testosterone leads to acne and oily skin.