Retinol

Retinol

Xaviersmom2021-01-10T14:10:37.000Z
Recommendations please for a Retinol similar to Sunday Riley A+ rop
It is great but so expensive. $85 https://sundayriley.com/products/a-high-dose-retinoid-serum
Art4Cara2021-01-10T04:52:13.000Z
When nothing OTC made a single dent in my sunspots - pls r/o
I’m a lot older than many on the board and basically sunblocks weren’t around when I was young, so I had a lot of unprotected sun exposure for a few d
katties2021-01-09T23:47:39.000Z
I'm pretty sure that sandwitching retinol is to buffer it, for those who it is too strong for
4eyes2021-01-09T23:24:03.000Z
Have you tried Frownies or siicone pieces for overnight/ home? That plus anything during the day+
that you find plumping and exfoliating w/o drying. If the retinol is too irritating, it may not be for you. I find the following to be helpful: TO'
Redwings112021-01-09T20:40:48.000Z
MUB had an interesting Q - what would your ideal number of products be by category? Mine:
Cleansers - 2 (own 8) Makeup remover/cleansing balm/oil - 1 (own 5) Hydrating mist - 1 (own 6) Antioxidant/Vit C - 1 (own 4) Serums - 1 (own 2) F
robinquivers2021-01-09T17:49:26.000Z
I've been using Alastin retinol but obviously it's not enough. Skinmedica retinol was too ++
irritating. Is there a retin a that is less irritating than others? Differin maybe?
julesJ2021-01-09T16:18:42.000Z
yup-sturm. I def agree too much use of acids would not be a good thing...
She's also anti retinol. She says acids/retinol thins the skin so she avoids it.
organizer2021-01-09T15:25:16.000Z
can anyone advise me the correct timing and application of retinol? everything I've read says ++
to apply retinol (I use Neutrogena Night Cream) on dry skin at night so I apply it after cleansing on dry skin before bed (moisturizer only on dry are
mtvsux2021-01-09T14:32:40.000Z
Currently using PTR 1.5 retinol 5x/wk and ab to go to tretinoin .015, can I sub 1 tret for a PTR...
and then I continue the PTR the other 4 days etc in the same way I would going from a lighter tret to a stronger one? Or are the products too differen
hardeyeroll2021-01-08T20:06:59.000Z
For his skin type and goals this might work:
Wash-CeraVe foaming, LRP Toleraine foaming, Vanicream Moisturizer-Cerave pm or the Lotion Treat-otc retinol like PC 1% or Clinical 1% every other nigh