Retinol

Retinol

Beerforbrekkie2020-11-26T22:11:52.000Z
LOL sorry!! No, I don't think my toe skin is in need of retinol just yet
rayoflight2020-11-26T17:09:13.000Z
Turns out The Ordinary retinol products aren't stable and they must be refrigerated to be +
effective for about 3 months. Seeing as no delivery service or store refrigerates that product before you buy it, then it's trash-able long before it
Beerforbrekkie2020-11-26T16:39:04.000Z
I want to dip my toes into an OTC retinol, any thoughts on the ordinary vs neutrogena?
Seems like I would likely need to buffer TO one as it's a serum, but the Neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair I'm looking at is a cream. I don't want to sp
violet_avalon2020-11-23T23:42:49.000Z
stinging is not good, the redness can be irritation or the increased circulation in the area but+
it's also not desirable. Is your skin usually a bit sensitive or are you just noticing now? I wouldn't use those again...or at least I'd stop for a wh
NJB2020-11-23T21:00:32.000Z
I stumbled upon one of her videos and it took her FOREVER to answer a simple yes or no question+
I think the question was can retinol help with a saggy neck and 28 minutes later the answer was no.
autumn952020-11-23T18:59:54.000Z
I have been using Differin since 2017. OTC in the US. I did like Avene products but they have been +
reformulated. Retinaldhyde is hard to find. Some retinol products can be irritating. Green Cream was awful for me.
4eyes2020-11-23T15:04:25.000Z
I'm over 50 w/ sensitive, acne prone skin, and I could not tolerate the LRP effaclar - too harsh+
but I would recommend the Walgreen's Proactiv dupe kit w/ 2.5% BP. With BP, more is not better. ONe has to balance drying and irritating effects w/
Lizzy282020-11-23T12:43:58.000Z
I wouldn't bother with Retinol. Retin-A is the most effective, especially if you are acne prone. rop
Try to get a prescription for Differin. It's a bit gentler than Tretinoin and more effective for acne while still having anti-aging benefits. Build up
Natashia2020-11-23T04:52:14.000Z
I would have just tried the real deal differin if my skin
Is quite tolerant to chemicals and is on the oily side. It’s cheaper and proven to be effective . For cosmetics I liked philosophy’s help me ? Retinol
SheIsASheila2020-11-23T03:07:04.000Z
I am 58 and want to try retinol for my sensitive acne prone skin. Which one should I start with?