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    1. Yeah 99% of celebs who use Korean skincare and Koreans themselves tend to get facials or use prescribed actives to look like this. They use skincare also but the skincare isn’t what does that to their skin.

    1. I have two regrets with tretinoin, the first being that I should have started low-and-slow and avoided the shock-and-awe burning and dryness. The second is that I should have started using it in my 20s, not my 50s. Oh well, better late than never!

    2. ​@PeterH-be1xe I’m in my 20s and i’ve been using adapalene since I was a teenager. It’s been a blessing and will keep being one

    3. ​@PeterH-be1xeis better late than never start out low and slow every other day or sometimes skip 2 days build yourself up I don’t hardly have any wrinkles on my skin that’s before I started except for my forehead

  1. I am over 70, and my skin looks like hers. I have used tretinoin and sunscreen for over 30 years . I do have crows feet & ( ) around the my mouth,

  2. More of a filtered look, in my opinion. Why do bloggers talk about cosmetics with such filters? It’s not informative.

  3. When you are in your late 20’s or early 30’s like that girl, heck! Of course it works. Use 65 yr old model for a change.

    1. A lot of young women have severe acne these days, and that is what tretinoin is usually prescribed for.

      The anti-aging is just a benefit – you have to apply it every night to keep the acne at bay, so anti-aging is a good motivator to keep using the cream even when the acne looks clear.

      I learned this the hard way after slacking off on my skincare lol – so many pimples came back!

  4. Yea, when you finally DONT look like a boiled egg, with the shell still on, cracked all over, from the tretinoin. Which is still gonna happen rather often from time to time. I’m going on one year in my T journey, finally seeing good results but also have yet find a regular, consistent, application pattern that doesn’t turn into cracked, peeling, irritation eventually, at some point. The only thing that keeps that at bay for me inconsistency itself..which of course turns into forgetting altogether to apply it, far too often. At this point, I just want to be able to apply it every day or at least every other day without consequences.

  5. I wouldn’t say I look like a boiled egg, but I get loads of compliments for having skin like hers when I’m in my 40s, thanks to the magic of Tretinoin

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