DIFFERIN

DIFFERIN

gerlygerl2020-03-26T04:44:37.000Z
I use BHA in the AM and Differin 0.3% in the PM. Try it.
rayoflight2020-03-23T22:16:46.000Z
Eh, nope. I don’t see sunscreen. Routine without a sunscreen is pointless because +
sun is what damages skin and leads to many undesirable changes, including aging (thinning, wrinkling, sagging, sallowing), and reducing sun exposure a
claud92020-03-23T15:17:21.000Z
For those of us not wearing makeup during the quarantine, how is your skin doing? Mine has never ++
looked better. I’ve only worn foundation once in the past week. I’ve been focusing on my skincare routine and my skin is loving it. Here’s my routine
zernelle2020-03-21T17:39:19.000Z
I use cerave cream to buffer Differin.
Sydney472020-03-19T22:00:38.000Z
Yes - I use moisturizer under and over it. I used Differin for ~1 year beforehand so maybe that +
that helped with the adjustment. For some reason I'm finding the Retin A much less irritating than Differin gel. I was surprised since my skin tends t
gerlygerl2020-03-17T23:01:47.000Z
I purged for 3 mo with rx Differin but my skin is mostly clear now
sugarglazed2020-03-17T17:53:28.000Z
Differin wrecked my skin barrier no matter how Ive tried to use it, check skincareaddiction reddit
niftypineapple9142020-03-17T09:54:08.000Z
differin is unlikely to have any effect on aging as it is still quite weak and works on different +
receptors. The most economical long term is to see a derm 1x/year and get a constant rx of tretinoin, and use co-pay to reduce price. There is the opt
startingover20182020-03-17T06:33:27.000Z
anyone’s acne get worse with differin? tia!
Sydney472020-03-13T18:13:47.000Z
Interesting. I just started RetinA and am having a similar experience. I’m finding +
Differin was far more irritating and Retin a 0.05% seems to cause a bit of dryness but no irritation. This was a surprise- I thought the Retin A would