A good thing to do, whenever losing weight, is to do periodic body fat checks (i.e., with calipers, BodPod, or Hydrostatic). You do an initial one (baseline). Then about every 4 weeks or so (give or take) you do another check, in the EXACT same method, if it is calipers, the SAME PERSON does the measurement.
This way, you can actually check your lean body mass and fat weight. This is the only way to see if it is FAT you are losing or MUSCLE. If you start losing muscle, you can adjust your diet, training, or supplementation.
Because honestly, who the hell cares what you weigh. Weight is only a measure of gravities pull on your body. Lean body mass and fat % is what matters.... Reducing body fat % will make a MUCH bigger impact on your body than simply losing weight.
Feeling "tighter" can also be due to less water in the body.
I am not saying you are not getting good results, or are not losing fat....Just giving things to ponder.
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)