Retin-A/ Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser?

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Has anyone used this topical cream and cleanser for acne??

My face is sooooo dry flaky itchy and burning ugh wondering if it'll pass and it actually works🙈😏

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I thought I had before pictures. But it must have been my old phone. They believe it or not actually make this look like a huge improvement. The zit on the right (not a cystic one) is the first I've had in months. I had about 30 cysts on my face last year. I went on BC 5 months ago though so it can't have all the credit going to my face care. I definitely am still hiding it under makeup. Most people have no idea since I have good makeup. I wish I had the before pics so you could see how bad it was.

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Retina is a miracle for beautiful skin. But you have to get your skin used to it, then use it regularly. You won't have wrinkles for decades! I had to stop using it during my pregnancy. :( Your skin sheds at first as it gets used to it but give it some time. I used the prescription Retina Micro.

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I used benzoyl peroxide for over a decade.  I didn't know any better and did not realize that it was the cause of my very oily skin becoming extremely dry with flakes,  thus producing more oil.  Then my face got dependent on it, so if i stopped using it, I broke out horribly,  but it was also getting used to it, so I had to up the concentration. Research benzoyl peroxide and you'll realize that it's actually not that great for your face due to the chemicals and way too harsh for your skin.  I would find something more gentle, maybe with salicylic acid.  But if you choose to keep using the product you're using,  use LOTS of moisturizer,  and keep away from your clothes because it will bleach them (lots of shirts and towels ruined, lol).  Hope this helped.  :)

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This is me right now😫😫

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I did but all it did was dry me out. Get me flaky and then it did a chemical burn on my whole face. I switched to cetaphil. My skin is so much better. 
I think you should stop the acne treatment. Buy avene thermal water to sooth your skin. Cetaphil, a toner and moisturizer. Maybe consider oral coconut oil treatment to help with acne. Just don't use it topically. Acne prone skin can end up clogged up from topical coconut oil.

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Advice from dr i worked with...dont spend money on soap unless you get the organic bars that moisturize. Fine a good moisturizer that is all natural.

Retin-A/ Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser?

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