Medik8

Medik8

SuzyBishop2024-11-04T18:13:11.000Z
Tret is too strong for me so I use Medik8 retinal. It’s costly but I only use it 2-3 x a week
bergamott2024-09-15T03:06:14.000Z
retinoids I'd space in months, not weeks. and yes, bump to 0.1 medik8 makes a good one
FJQ2024-07-01T23:39:30.000Z
Azelaic acid + retinol
I’ve been using azelaic acid (prescription, 15% gel) twice a day for a few months with good results. My skin is usually easily congested and sensitive
Wellia2024-06-21T12:17:23.000Z
I’m using Medik8 liquid peptides… I guess it’s the same kind of thing
Tlee2024-03-07T20:32:42.000Z
Retinol woes. +++
I've never been able to use any retinol/al/oids. My face broke out and my skin just looked stretched and worse, and if that was "purging," I couldn't
Tlee2024-03-02T05:26:03.000Z
Thank you for taking the time to look it up!++
It IS heavy, isn't it? Before, Retinol always dried me out, so I thought it'd be an improvement. I have an Inkey List one I might try instead. And on
Seattlemama2024-02-23T21:38:44.000Z
No topical product firms skin - they can exfoliate, moisturize, +/or promote collagen production.++
Retinoids promote collagen formation over time (with many months of consistent use) so I'm trialing the Medik8 eye cream. For moisture I love Bobbi Br
CarribeanBlue2024-01-03T04:32:51.000Z
For the last four years I’ve been using Avene 0.1% Retinal but just recently purchased the r/o
Medik8 0.2% which I believe is the strongest retinaldahyde on the market. I absolutely love the Avene but wanted to add a higher strength to use a cou