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#1 happy lemon

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Posted 04 September 2009 - 11:40 AM


I bought tretinoin 0.5% cream, Taz 0.05% gel & 0.1% cream from ADC.

I had started using gel every other day for 2 weeks. Maybe I was using more than a pea size amount of gel (twice to three times the amount), my skin felt like burning no matter I put it on (except water).

I have stopped using it for almost 2 weeks and skin returns to normal conditions.

I will start using it soon & know that I should drop the frequency to every 3rd day and use no more than a pea size amount of gel + moisturizer under Taz (I did).

What I want to know if burning sensation is a normal reaction to retinoid and such kind of irritation will only last for few weeks and then I will be "retinized".

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Posted 06 September 2009 - 10:45 AM

I bought tretinoin 0.5% cream, Taz 0.05% gel & 0.1% cream from ADC.

I had started using gel every other day for 2 weeks. Maybe I was using more than a pea size amount of gel (twice to three times the amount), my skin felt like burning no matter I put it on (except water).

I have stopped using it for almost 2 weeks and skin returns to normal conditions.

I will start using it soon & know that I should drop the frequency to every 3rd day and use no more than a pea size amount of gel + moisturizer under Taz (I did).

What I want to know if burning sensation is a normal reaction to retinoid and such kind of irritation will only last for few weeks and then I will be "retinized".

hey use both on same night once every 4 days this works best and no redness etc



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#3 tintinet

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Posted 07 September 2009 - 01:05 AM

I do not think a burning sensation is at all normal. I have no sensation at all upon application of tazorac.

#4 TheFountain

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Posted 07 September 2009 - 05:22 AM

I do not think a burning sensation is at all normal. I have no sensation at all upon application of tazorac.

Do you use the recommended amount or more?

#5 tintinet

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Posted 08 September 2009 - 03:18 PM

I do not think a burning sensation is at all normal. I have no sensation at all upon application of tazorac.

Do you use the recommended amount or more?


Usually I aim for the recommended amount. Sometimes I end up with slightly more than I intended to get out of the tube. I think my skin looks better when I use the gel rather than the cream base, FWIW.




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