MAHARANI

LOL. Yeah getting ideas above my station !!! The adapalene is definitely the way to go if you don't like te flaky look. You still see peeling but you have to look hard and it is easily removed.

MAHARANI

LOL. Yeah getting ideas above my station !!!Yes adapalene is definitely the way to go if you don't like the flaky look. You still see peeling but it is harder to see and is easily removed.

hope2

and then you pay big bucks at the local drugstore...

try ADC, just buy in bulk to off set the cost of shipping and be prepared to wait

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regi1

I find that the peeling from Retin A is a desirable effect since it tells you that the skin is being replaced on a regular basis and that the Retin A is doing its job. I'm using the 0.05% but once my skin no longer peels I will certainly switch to the higher strength (0.1%). The NCN exfoliating cloth is excellent and it does more than just exfoliate so I find it to be indispensable when caring for my skin.

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karenannev

I agree, Regi! I will also go up to 0.1% if I ever stop peeling. I love having fresh new skin every day and I have no signs whatsoever of flakes during the day after removing them in the morning. Not one!