DIFFERIN

DIFFERIN

rayoflight2019-08-08T09:27:13.000Z
Overkill. You’d have to decide between products and prioritize because +++
benzoyl peroxide and azelaic acid both are targeting acne-causing bacteria and there’s little reason to use both (or alternate) if a combination of sa
ceex22019-08-08T05:50:47.000Z
Routine Help
Hi! I’ve searched the most linked skin blogs, but couldn’t quite find suggestions for the ingredients I want to combine. I have great results (acne-wi
zernelle2019-08-07T18:41:30.000Z
Not PC, but Differin made more improvement than anything else for me, +
including BHA and niacinamide.
Sydney472019-08-06T16:53:30.000Z
Differin (Rx in Canada) might be helpful. Also BHA as recommended below.
Sydney472019-08-05T14:32:20.000Z
Have you tried Differin?
SkincareD2019-08-05T00:46:37.000Z
Seconds that, always you use Retin-A as a first step, same with differin / curology
SkincareD2019-08-04T01:09:29.000Z
My Derm uses adapalene daily and since Retin-A & retinol make me oily, I love it for aging ++
And my dermatologist says it is better for aging than retinol (adapalene of either strength..but of course the rx .3 is better). *Most people really
autumn952019-08-03T17:10:25.000Z
Kind of Stephen post on 0.3% Differin and acne scars. He is a Cdn cosmetic chemist. ++
https://kindofstephen.com/adapalene-0-3-may-help-improve-the-appearance-of-atrophic-acne-scars/
rayoflight2019-08-02T14:00:22.000Z
From the literally handful of papers - 0.3% strength appears to be the +++
one doing most difference to signs of photo aging (you can look up the papers on what they mean by ‘signs of photoaging’ and what markers they looked
Jaass2019-08-02T13:28:58.000Z
Is differin 0.1 % ok for anti-aging or should it be 0.3 %?