Retinol

Retinol

Annietwinkletoes2021-08-26T21:32:09.000Z
Retinol and sunscreen. For makeup, dying and filling in my brows, and mascara.
sugarglazed2021-08-26T17:08:29.000Z
This sounds like hormonal acne if nothing has changed ++
If you have the option to go to a derm do that, they have all the tools to help. If I were in your situation I’d go with the blandest most simple ro
hotpinkstarluvsMAC2021-08-26T16:25:06.000Z
Skin help needed
Hi skincare board, My skin has been freaking out the last few months and I don't really know why. It feels like some kind of allergic reaction. My fo
spottedswan2021-08-26T12:58:19.000Z
Have you used retinol before? Even so, tretinoin is still a shocking upgrade for your skin +
so be gentle, overall. - Remove other active ingredients - sunscreen daily - great moisturizer to prevent dryness
AliciaB112021-08-25T18:10:43.000Z
All of what you list seems reasonable to me- except I’d go with laser hair removal v electrolysis.
I would do Botox is you have crows feet when you smile & it bothers you. I started Botox in my forehead around 30- I had lines there that bugged me &
10172021-08-19T11:18:08.000Z
"Exfoliating" every day. I keep seeing blibs of derms saying you++
don't need to exfoliate every day. But do they mean the rough, granular exfoliation? Does that mean I shouldn't use my Paula's Choice BHA stuff dail
CherylR2021-08-18T22:18:49.000Z
48 and still very oily. Except my dermatologist recently had me start using retinol r/o
which is making me a lot less oily. I'm still getting used to it so sometimes I get a little dry and flaky. I'm using a low dose and only a few nights
VioletOblivia2021-08-18T20:34:19.000Z
I think it must be for vitamin c, retinol etc But I don't get why
Vanille2021-08-18T16:04:41.000Z
It’s one of my favorite lines. I love their +
Vitamin C serum (thanks to mannequin for raving about it!), Retinol (especially the one for oily skin), B3 brightening serum and their hyaluronic seru
spottedswan2021-08-17T23:49:05.000Z
I think it's a gamble and not worth the longterm risk that it's ineffective ++
There are better-studied retinoids available if prescription tret can't be tolerated... Galderma (part owners of Proactiv and Differin) did a study