Retinol

Retinol

violet9782022-07-31T19:24:39.000Z
Vit c in the morning, retinol at night, and lots of time.
Seattlemama2022-07-29T20:31:28.000Z
Biore UV Barrier Me Sunscreen, Paula's Choice Retinol/Bakuchiol treatment
I have way too many to list here but here are a couple: -Biore UV Barrier Me Sunscreen: Frustrating product - has a gorgeous creamy texture and invis
Lillixiii2022-07-29T15:42:22.000Z
Almost done with or recently finished products +
Takes me like 2 months to finish a product so these are newish to me, but I had enough time to form an opinion: Glossier niacinimide and zinc serum
jenfab2022-07-28T20:52:01.000Z
The beauty bliss. It’s labeled under retinol
charhow2022-07-25T18:21:43.000Z
Oh sure! Most is reasonably priced, one piece is not (but makes a helluva difference) rop
I’m not affiliated with anything I’m listing, just this is what’s been working! So in the morning I’ll just rinse with water, Pat dry and pat on a co
Lillixiii2022-07-24T20:57:49.000Z
It’s since healed so I’m not as worried bc I’m 100% sure +
It is in fact the retinol bc it’s the only time this happens
SnapBang2022-07-23T18:36:23.000Z
Yes. I have to use a thick cream or balm, then apply a touch of retinol
JanetR552022-07-20T17:18:48.000Z
I'd stop immediately. I find neck creams with retinol harsh and irritating
blondchick122022-07-20T15:35:07.000Z
no that looks like some kind of reaction. if you are sure it's the retinol I would take a break /
switch products/ try a different base or strength
Lillixiii2022-07-20T14:50:41.000Z
Does retinol do this to anyone else’s neck??
I just want to make sure it’s the retinol and not a coincidence bc every time this happens I can’t help but worry. https://img.makeupalley.com/1/7/