Retinol

Retinol

noseofblue2021-03-22T15:24:38.000Z
Consider upping retinol and AHA to a few times a week. Also, what C/SPF eye cream do you like?
bofuz2021-03-22T13:13:36.000Z
Looks good to me, only thing I would suggest is using retinol at night more regularly.
b0hemianl0ve2021-03-22T04:26:47.000Z
You want a bland moisturizer for sure. Nothing with retinol
discoredhd2021-03-22T03:38:56.000Z
worried about my skin aging-product routine advice?
Anyone else who has been more up to date on things lately think I'm doing the right thing for my skin to prevent aging etc? -SPF daily broad spectr
IntheFall2021-03-22T01:39:09.000Z
if using Retina-A do you make sure your moisturizer does not have a retinol? Is is bad if it does?
migmigmig2021-03-18T02:07:45.000Z
ceraVe resurfacing retinol serum
rayoflight2021-03-15T20:51:43.000Z
It's expensive without merit (medical-grade isn't even a real thing) and pretty much +
every product contains allergens and irritants. She's a plastic surgeon (a really good one doing daring and dangerous/controversial procedures like li
Pookiedoll2021-03-15T15:50:14.000Z
Rec. for inexpensive effective retinol? ++
I primarily want to use on under eyes to prevent further fine lines.
rhiamom2021-03-15T13:18:15.000Z
Thank you.
I used my Clinique Redness Solutions cleanser last night, which is a cream, and my skin was not dry afterward. (And no retinol.) Your advice seems spo
KittySkyfish2021-03-15T10:19:06.000Z
If your skin is sensitive or reactive, it's possible your skin won't tolerate two concurrent +
treatment products. When using retinol in the past, I had to switch to a richer moisturizer and skip all sudsing cleansers, and even then my skin was