Skin Actives

Skin Actives

Lizzy282019-12-29T16:00:05.000Z
That's buffering;-) It's up to you if you want to buffer or mix with moisturizer. I mix but YMMV. ro
Vitamin C is an active as well. Stop using it and any other actives until after the adjustment period. Getting your skin adjusted to Tretinoin w/o Ret
Lizzy282019-12-29T15:14:54.000Z
That's why you should build up very slowly, like mentioned before. Once a week for 3 weeks or rop
a month; if your skin tolerates this well twice a week for 2-4 weeks etc. It might take up to 3 months before being able to use it every other night.
Lizzy282019-12-28T13:36:46.000Z
3rd. No other actives until your skin has been adjusted fully to Tretinoin.
Redwings112019-12-27T11:31:44.000Z
I have used mine daily since purchasing months ago, with no issues whatsoever. +rop
I bought the sensitive version and am using it with a gentle foaming cleanser after removing makeup and sunscreen with a cleansing balm. It is so muc
rayoflight2019-12-22T00:02:19.000Z
Depends on how compliant he would be with a routine +
because both adapalene and benzoyl peroxide do have keratolytic properties (each achieve it in a different way, so in combination they support each ot
SheIsASheila2019-12-21T14:38:55.000Z
Ty, ty, ty! I needed to hear this and thought last night I may have rethink the Cerave type stuff.+
I know nothing about ingredients or actives but will look at what you have suggested. I know this board is very helpful and I will keep posting until
4eyes2019-12-21T12:47:03.000Z
What is your current regime? Ok see you are using Aveda and some Kiehls+
what products? It sounds like you have skin similar to mine - I am also in my 50s and still prone to cysts, and I have oily skin that is prone to deh
Redwings112019-12-20T12:18:32.000Z
I have dry skin but when I see flakes on it too, it means I'm dehydrated. I like to use +rop
a cream/lotion cleanser in the morning followed by a vitamin C, a hydrating essence or serum, moisturizer and then my sunscreen. When my skin is flak
kizbit2019-12-16T23:21:54.000Z
Product recs for dry, patchy skin but also acne-prone, sensitive :/ No actives, please.
Lizzy282019-12-16T21:26:51.000Z
People with dry skin can use AHA/BHA as well as long as they're gentle and unfragranced. PC has rop
several excellent mild AHA and BHA products. I have (very) dry, sensitive Rosacean skin and like the Calm 1% BHA Lotion and the Clear Regular Strength