Dollar Tree Retinol: Better Than Luxury Brands? #dollartreefinds

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22 Comments

    1. ​@@DrDrayzdaySo is this Better (or just as good) than Brand Names? I appreciate all you do for us!!

  1. I have a question if you are using tretinoin is it normal for you to peel or not? Thanks so much

    1. Tretinoin can definitely make your skin peel, especially if you’re new to it. A good moisturizer or balm should help with that (You might also have to slow down on it if the peeling doesn’t stop. Like if you use it every day, you may have to cut back to every other day.)

    2. It’s quite normal to peel in the beginning. I would space it out. You can start with 2 times a week. And use a barrier repair cream on the other nights.

      Slow consistent is better than intensity.

    1. That’s a “no” for me. I know someone who spent many years teaching English in China. She said they’re great fakers!

    2. Xenophobia.
      Dollar Tree imported them. The American company is responsible.

      Urban Decay has been made in China for decades, I never heard anyone complaining about their products. The brand is responsible for quality control.

    3. @@SandyShirleySSIlady most things are made in china now. It’s like telling children Santa isn’t real with you boomers

  2. My air conditioner has been out here in hot and humid Florida and will be for many more hours.

    Is having a fan on my Tretinoin in an air tight case enough to keep it from degrading or should I take it over to a nearby relative’s house?

  3. I’ve been wondering why Retinol is expensive when it’s made from vitamin A or beta-carotene. These are cheap ingredients in abundance.
    I’ve always thought it’s the packaging required to keep it stable?
    Maybe this is the true price when companies are not ripping us off.

  4. Many products in India also has only retinyl palmitate in them but the product name will be 0.1% retinol serum. And those brands refuse to change their names or give any valid explanation even when questioned by dermats and skincare formulators.

  5. Retinol is the one thing I don’t trust at Dollar Tree. I prefer the Skin Nutritions Niacinamide and Squalane. The only serum that gives results.

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