Sesderma

Sesderma

violet_avalon2023-03-25T22:37:17.000Z
Sesderma has a line called Azelac, with a few products+
not sure how available this is, as it's a spanish brand. But it's on caretobeauty at least...
rayoflight2022-10-31T12:02:00.000Z
It's ok, but not that different from Avene A-Oxitive or Physiolift, when it comes to the bottom +
line. But my skin doesn't react much to retinal products, I *always* get better results (for both texture and acne) out of retinol, even though retino
violet_avalon2022-07-12T22:06:30.000Z
i actually just found one. Hope this helps+
i think it's a spanish brand... https://www.caretobeauty.com/en/sesderma-azelac-lotion-for-face-body-and-hair-100ml/
rayoflight2022-04-11T11:21:38.000Z
Differin/adapalene. I've actually been using a retinaldehyde product for some time +
now and as far as that goes, it's the best retinaldehyde formula I've had so far (it's the Avene A-Oxitive Night Peeling Cream aka Avene Retrinal for
4eyes2021-12-29T14:18:15.000Z
The Ordinary makes one that is VERY affordable. Paula's choice makes one but it might be a+
little more than $30. Ducray Melascreen Depigmentant Instensif is a great one w/ glycolic and azelaic. Care to Beauty sells such foreign brands, and
4eyes2021-04-17T14:28:13.000Z
LA ROCHE-POSAY Glycolic B5 Dark Spot Corrector, Anti-Aging Serum with 10% Glycolic Acid+
contains tranexamic acid but it doesn't give the %. Available at Ulta. UNT EX WHITE MELALIGHT Advanced Anti-Pigment Radiance Toner is a Korean produ
rayoflight2021-04-09T07:38:19.000Z
Ducray can be ok, but if you're having sensitivity issues and can't use salicylic acid then +
the Sabal and Argeal shampoos might not be optimal, as they have potentially irritants in them and the salicylic acid you can't use. Sensiol might
4eyes2020-10-19T19:32:40.000Z
Youcould try the azelaic acid spray by Sesderma. I didn't like it due to alcohol in it, but YMMV.+
also, you could try the Australian / NZ order route to get Finacea gel.
kloverdcb2020-10-19T16:38:08.000Z
I've been looking at the Sesderma Azelac line
rayoflight2020-08-17T06:59:29.000Z
If you’re in the US then there’s Curology, Dear Brightly and other +
similar companies that do a sort of telemedicine/subscription that allows to get reasonably priced retinoids without traditional dermatologist visits.