DIFFERIN

DIFFERIN

Yourright2020-06-01T04:44:34.000Z
I’m a huge tretinoin proponent. But it is not for everyone. Rop
It comes in multiple strengths and formats-cream or gel. If you have insurance, ask the dr to prescribe it for acne. Then most insurance will cover it
sneezydiva32020-05-31T18:11:48.000Z
After I weaned my son and hormones went crazy my derm prescribed Epiduo for my bacne ro
Strangely my face was fine, but my back went nuts. Anyway, Insurance wouldn’t cover so I went out and bought Differin and BPO. Got tired of worrying a
rayoflight2020-05-30T21:49:41.000Z
Retin-A/tretinoin does help with that, but if you’re getting active breakouts/zits then +
using benzoyl peroxide is going to more effective for that. There’s wash-off products with benzoyl peroxide in them, around 5% is typically strong eno
Lisa_Marie2020-05-30T12:55:02.000Z
I gave up Differin and have been using Curology rop
Every other night for about a year. On off nights, I just use a heavy moisturizer. I’ve had no (major) zits for a long time. Just little infrequent cl
blushing_girl2020-05-30T04:35:05.000Z
there is a .3 differin but by prescription in most countries.
nlutes2020-05-29T16:25:56.000Z
PBI for OP - differin is OTC in the States but still Rx in Canada. Your family doc or a derm can ++
prescribe differin or tretinoin. Lizzy28 mentioned retinaldehyde - Shoppers carries Avene products which have a goode retinaldehyde options.
gerlygerl2020-05-29T11:24:21.000Z
Fellow Curology users: should I continue alternating Differin and the C formula to start?+
My Curology formulator mentioned alternating the Differin 0.3% that I already have with the new Curology formula (0.01% tretinoin, 4% azelaic, 1% clin
niftypineapple9142020-05-29T08:35:28.000Z
you should be turning a corner slowly after 30 days and finished by 90 for sure. if you're getting+
new clogs in places you wouldnt typically get acne then it is likely the base ingredients that are clogging you (eg olivates, coconut derivatives) rat
ninotchka2020-05-29T00:14:44.000Z
I would start with Differin and then transition to low % tretioin. ++
Labmuffin has a good post about introducing/building tolerance.
Mysterygirl2020-05-28T17:09:05.000Z
For those of you who’ve tried differin, how long did it take to see any results (for acne)? TIA!