DIFFERIN

DIFFERIN

rayoflight2019-03-27T19:38:00.000Z
The crux of any acne treatment is consistency, though. If experience breakouts in chin/cheek +++
area then the usual strategy would be to use Differin plus something antimicrobial on those areas all the time. Using only spot treatment or only when
lema002019-03-27T19:21:00.000Z
Oh, sorry haven’t explained it well enough. I meant that I don’t have any under the skin bumps t
hat still need to come to the surface. Also, I have tried all of those treatments and I do find they work sometimes, but not always so I wanted to dry
rayoflight2019-03-27T19:13:00.000Z
How do you break out if you don’t have clogged pores? Either way, retinoids as spot +++
treatment aren’t the most effective approach because of the long time they take to have an effect on skin (people sometimes claim that “hack” works, b
lema002019-03-27T19:07:00.000Z
I don’t really have clogged pores, just active breakouts that I would like to get rid of
So I thought maybe Differin could be used as a spot treatment?
rayoflight2019-03-27T18:57:00.000Z
It’s kinda pointless as a spot treatment because the benefits from retinoids +++
require weeks and months of consistent use, either all over or at very least the troubled area like nose or forehead (in case of adapalene/Differin as
lema002019-03-27T18:56:00.000Z
Does anyone have any experience with Differin gel? I recently bought it from iHerb and I was wonderi
ng if it could be used as a spot treatment, since people mostly say it will break you out even more at the beginning (purge your skin) and then help c
SkincareD2019-03-27T09:53:00.000Z
I had opposite effect-Retin-A made me oily/acne..differin works well.
DrZoidberg2019-03-27T02:20:00.000Z
With Differin I got insanely oily. It did clear my acne. I switched to a tretinoin cream and it's+
much better. I use Retrieve brand. Maybe my skin overreacted to the alcohol gel base in the Differin? Unsure. I'm excited for you. Spiro sounds
Lorel12019-03-26T22:18:00.000Z
With Differin my skin just looked dull & I broke out constantly.
I am thinking it was the base ingredients, but with Retin A gel, I have not experienced that.
FuriousNeptune2019-03-26T22:04:00.000Z
I did and ended up switching back to Differin. For me Retin-A was more irritating but less drying,
made my skin look plumper in the six months I used but seemed to do less for my pores than Differin. Pore issues are my main concern, hence switching