RETIN-A MICRO

RETIN-A MICRO

bigcucumber2023-10-25T14:39:30.000Z
It is still absorbing but it slows down the rate of absorption which helps a lot with irritation +
It basically causes a time release effect. That is the concept behind Retin-A micro and other buffered formulas like Altreno, the slower absorption re
DustyDusty2023-09-22T18:27:43.000Z
Retin-A Micro .04% Encapsulated tret is slowly released into skin. Less irritating.
DustyDusty2023-08-13T17:54:52.000Z
I have type 2 rosacea (redness & bumps). Use Retin A Micro .04%. It works well+
It helps with the bumps and collagen building. I don't want to take a chance of irritation with a higher percentage.
DustyDusty2023-06-20T18:07:57.000Z
I have rosacea and just like MRSLE I have to stick with a few products. Am loyal to tret+
Retin-A Micro which is a slow release formula and works well for my skin. I could never acclimate to regular tret. My cleanser is Eucerin Redness Redu
DustyDusty2023-06-15T15:22:17.000Z
Have been using since 1998. It's imperative to go very slowly+
I started with Green Cream an otc retinol I bought from my derm to see if my rosacea skin could tolerate topical Vit. A. I used once weekly for 2 mont
MinnieGoldMane2023-05-22T20:08:45.000Z
Thanks will check her out! I recently started procedures after learning from here. I don't know
Korean language, seems like this doc's channel is in Korean. Did she say only brand name Retin-A? None of the Retin-A brands agreed with my skin
DustyDusty2023-05-11T02:19:51.000Z
Adapalene is photostable. Retin A Micro is 80% photostable+
Neither are gentle though. Wish I had better recommendations.
bigcucumber2023-05-04T11:36:36.000Z
I heard retin-a micro is a better option if the cream is too strong. It comes in 0.1% strength too +
Although I’ve heard mixed things, like it’s also less effective, and it’s essentially the same thing as buffering regular tretinoin with a moisturizer
kimk2023-04-13T23:51:25.000Z
Dumb-ish question - is there a way to buffer retin a *micro*? I got lazy about using it and am now
Resolved to start again and keep it up, but I used it every other day about a week ago and Im Still flaky. Should I just back off usage and work up t
DustyDusty2023-04-10T21:26:08.000Z
You can try using oil (Rosehip or jojoba,for example) to massage off the flakes.+
Am old & forgetful! I had extremely oily skin & wore foundation up to 5 years ago (plus using Retin-A Micro). I used a Donna Karan peel off mask whic