Retin-X

Retin-X

Lizzy282020-12-23T18:33:26.000Z
Cell turnover still occurs with 2 x a week but way slowly than using Retin-A 3 x a week or more rop
often. When there's no active in the skin the (cumulative) benefits are gone. Retin-A stays in the skin for 72 hours so there's the math;-) Retin-A is
Lizzy282020-12-22T11:36:53.000Z
Retin-A stays in the skin for 72 hours. 3 x a week is still effective but using it less frequently +
is quite useless (for anti-aging). Your skin just might not being able to tolerate Retin-A. Try Avene Retinaldehyde. Are you using the cream? The gel
Lizzy282020-12-17T11:42:52.000Z
When starting Tretinoin it's important to build up slowly; once a week for a month, then twice rop
a week and so on. It might take several months before being able to use it every other night or nightly. Using tret 3 x a week is still effective. On
EvaBenay2020-11-13T02:48:09.000Z
Can we talk gentler rx retinoids? Tretin-X made my skin immaculate, but was dced. Atralin was ok. Re
Retin-A at its lowest dose, and also gel form have proved a little too harsh, not in drying or peeling, but in making me hyper sensitive to other prod
rayoflight2020-11-03T20:57:23.000Z
In cosmetics preservatives are typically substances that keep the product +
from being infested by microbes or degraded by microbes. For example, this is a list of what EU allows to be put in cosmetics: https://echa.europa.
Lizzy282020-10-24T20:21:01.000Z
I just asked my GP. He prescribed it to treat my Rosacea but it's for anti-aging although it does ro
also help preventing/treating Rosacea pustules & papules. I use Tretinoin Cream 0.02% (lowest strength over here) and I have (very) dry, sensitive Ros
Lizzy282020-07-11T14:45:33.000Z
Yes, I would use 3 x a week for a month or so. But monitor your skin closely. Retin-A irritation rop
can build up over time and hit out of the blue. And Retin-A irritation is very countereffective. If you experience any irritation/peeling, take a step
Lizzy282020-07-02T11:58:18.000Z
2nd all this. Keep in mind for anti-aging the real benefits will only show rop
after at least a year or even several years. But even Retin-A isn't a miracle worker. It won't prevent getting fine lines/wrinkles, nor erase existing
Lizzy282020-06-01T13:12:37.000Z
I have dry, sensitive Rosacean skin and can't use Niacinamide. Rosaceans have to be very rop
careful using actives. Rosacean skin is per definition very sensitive. Niacinamide is a great ingredient but it isn't for everyone. I would stop using
Lizzy282020-04-29T19:31:50.000Z
Maybe; you should only apply a pea-sized amount for the whole face. And I would still rop
reduce frequency to 3 x a week and moisturise/buffer extra. Also cut back on using any other actives like AHA etc. Only once a week with a gentle chem