RETIN-A MICRO

RETIN-A MICRO

cclause2019-07-29T20:21:56.000Z
My acne is largely hormonal so only hormonal +
treatments truly worked. I have been on spironolactone for several years and it worked wonders on my persistent clogs. I have continued to use retin
kimk2019-07-26T15:57:14.000Z
PBI, but is this true for Retin A *micro* as well? I can't find any information about that. I don't
wait nor do I buffer it, and don't really have a problem, but if I'm doing wrong, I'd like to know! :)
sararyall2019-06-12T09:38:55.000Z
I used to frequently get PD and only use Retin A in that area when my PD wasn't active. I use Retin A Micro gel without trouble. I avoid SLS in face w
Jnbfan2019-05-13T22:35:00.000Z
I used various rx retinoids since I was 15. I have used tretinoin +
in the form of Retin-A Micro and Ziana. But the majority of my life has been with Tazorac Gel. I used the .05% gel until the past few years when I bum
jordandean2019-04-17T21:49:00.000Z
What do we think of a retinol hand cream? I feel my face looks pretty good ...but those hands++
I have old marks from eczema flare ups, healing cat scratches constantly and as I wash my hands a lot chronically dry cuticles and skin. As the two t
cclause2019-04-16T09:38:00.000Z
Yes, I rotate in Cosrx AHA/BHA toner (very mild exfoliant) +
and a couple times a week I use BR P50. I get professional Aha/BHa peels monthly. I do not use tret every night, I find retin-A micro .04 about 4-5x
countryham2019-04-13T11:29:00.000Z
Sorry to hear this. Does the gel version have alcohol? My other thoughts were +++
Is Differin OTC in your country? What about other brands (& generics) like retin A micro? Refissa? Or even tazorac? I was just thinking maybe a differ
shuffler2019-04-11T21:38:00.000Z
I went to a med skin clinic (?) open house today and was pleased with my conversation +
with the doc and the skincare person. My friend went with me and she won a $500 gift card! I'm so happy for her, she totally deserves it. Anyway, t
mrscostanza2019-04-10T15:44:00.000Z
Funny timing given the post below me! After about 12 or so years, I don't think my skin r/o
can tolerate Retin-A Micro or Tazorac anymore. I never really got past the flakey stage with either product. I have good days and awful days. I'm won
kattt922019-04-08T12:47:00.000Z
I use vitamin c and Retin a micro at night and Finacea a few days a week. My skin is used to it.