Tretinoin Cream reviews and testimonials

I bought this cream after a visit to my cosmetologist. The cream is not fat but viscous. It is rather difficult to distribute it on the skin, as it is almost immediately absorbed. So far, I have used it for two weeks with breaks (as recommended by the doctor). New pimples do not appear, and old ones heal faster.

I'm using Tretinoin cream for photoaging of the skin. I started to use it more than 20 years ago, and I never regretted this decision. I'm 60 years old and have a porcelain-like skin texture. People are constantly asking me about my skincare routine. I've never had botox or something like that. However, I almost have no wrinkles. Retin-A deserves all of the credit.

I am 35 years old. My struggle with problematic skin began 20 years ago, but until now, I had no positive results. I have tried an enormous number of different cosmetics and procedures for acne. Now, my list also includes Retin-A Cream. I used it for five weeks and noticed only a slight effect. The skin became a little more even.

Firstly, I started to use it to get rid of adult acne. Then, I applied it to make my skin look younger. So far, my story with Retin-A Cream has lasted for 25 years. People can never guess my actual age. I look at least 10 years younger. What about side effects? Well, I had peeling and redness phases at the beginning of my way, but that didn't stop me. Healthy skin without wrinkles is worth it.

For the first time, I started thinking about acne treatment after my first semester of college. Stress, poor nutrition, and sleep deprivation have influenced my skin badly. My face was covered with large subcutaneous pimples. Ordinary cosmetics could not cope. So, the beautician prescribed me Tretinoin Cream. In the first week, I used the cream 2 times; in the second 4, and only in the third week did I begin to use the cream every day. After three months, my skin was clean, and I stopped using the product. Since that time, I have had no problems with acne. Have changed my diet to a healthier one, though.