RETIN-A MICRO

RETIN-A MICRO

kimk2020-03-17T17:07:33.000Z
Sorry - Retin A micro. Yeah, that's what I was thinking as well.....
lechickpea2020-02-27T22:08:56.000Z
Can anyone link me to that post about how Retin-A micro can't be buffered with moisturizer? Want to+
re-read
Echoesintherain2020-02-22T20:58:18.000Z
Anyone perescibed Tret in the pump bottle? First time user here and was wondering how long the .50
gram bottle lasts if used 3x’s a week. It’s the 0.08% retin a micro. I love that it’s an airless pump but am concerned about running out and not knowi
kattt922020-02-18T15:11:31.000Z
2nd. I love Retin-a micro 0.04% keeps my rosacea under control.
kamila2020-02-18T05:03:56.000Z
I'm using retin-a micro 0.1% and differin every other day, and using a snail serum and eucerin and +
cerave cream together every day. I've tried olive oil the last few days to moisturize, and while it seems to have helped a bit, I don't think it's rea
kamila2020-02-18T04:17:41.000Z
do you find retin-a gel is more effective than retin-a micro? +
I used to find the gel quite effective, but have been using retin-a micro for the last few months and I'm not finding it's producing as good results.
krystinabp2020-02-15T14:23:43.000Z
We sounds very similar+
My skin is dehydrated but oily. When I moved last year I invested in an Aquasana whole house water filter, there is not hard water in my area so I th
kimk2020-02-04T21:22:53.000Z
It really is. I've priced my retin a micro on several discount places and goodrx beat them all, and
by a pretty good margin.
citrinemalachite2020-02-01T05:11:32.000Z
Retin-a micro gel in 0.04%, you can get it from reliablerx
Dee3222020-01-21T14:43:38.000Z
I think it really depends on your skin type rop
If you have dry skin, then Renova is preferable to Retin A Micro. If you have oily skin, then vice versa. It's best to always start at a lower dose, a