DIFFERIN

DIFFERIN

4eyes2019-10-09T13:24:28.000Z
Ah. Your skin might like the Differin betterm, then. I find OTC adapalene did NADA+
for my skin, and in fact I seemed to break out more. I do better w/ high % Rx tret. From seeing posts over time, it seems many people do better w/ o
Sydney472019-10-08T18:22:57.000Z
Does anyone use/like Cerave Mouisturizing Cream for their face? +
I think it's marketed as more of a body moisturizer, isn't it? I've been using it the last few nights over Differin instead of my usual Cerave PM an
niftypineapple9142019-10-07T18:02:19.000Z
differin gel, with a simple glycerin based moisturiser, even distilled water with glycerin added
rayoflight2019-10-06T08:16:08.000Z
It’s same as the Differin gel, so the main difference is the appearance of tube +++
and that you probably can’t get as many good offers and most likely have to pay full price for the LRP generic. It may be OTC, but it’s still a drug a
MooseDog2019-10-06T00:42:08.000Z
Did I miss the new (?) LRP Effaclar Adapalene 0.1% hitting the market? Thoughts?+
I was about to start OTC Differin but has anyone tried this Effaclar? What am I missing? Thanks! Tried the search but it takes me to 2007 posts :(
Lisa_Marie2019-10-04T17:57:16.000Z
This happened to me... but stopped after a month or so rop
I ended up ditching the Differin after a year as it didn’t seem to make any difference.
reallyLily2019-10-04T04:24:35.000Z
The exact same thing happened to me. I am able to use Tazorac every night +
But the OTC differin caused a lot of eyelid problems for me. The only thing I could guess was that it was more prone to migrate or somehow get transfe
4eyes2019-10-03T11:32:24.000Z
That's just more of the same.Try adding BP (2.5-5% max), Differin or azelaic
MRSLE2019-10-02T23:52:45.000Z
I had the same experience with Differin and the pimples went away when I stopped using it. +
It was not purging. There was something in the formula that made me break out.
KathyMW2019-10-02T20:46:08.000Z
Stop the AHA and retinol while you start Differin. Then after an adjustment period it's fine++
to add AHA back in. Using them together at the start will irritate your skin more, but once you can tolerate it, it's fine to use both. Probably no re