Tretinoin Cream 0.1%

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4.6

25 reviews
96%
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Tretinoin 0.1% is a prescription medication in the retinoid class used to treat multiple skin conditions (acne vulgaris, hyperpigmentation / discoloration, sun damage, and premature aging). It may only be used with a prescription and under the guidance of a licensed physician.

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    5.0
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    gypsytejas

    13 years ago

    I've been using this product for 20 years and people always comment on how good my skin looks. My sister (who doesn't use it) is always asking me why I don't have any wrinkles. Of course, I don't...

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    Age56 & Over

    SkinNormal, Fair, Neutral

    HairGrey, Wavy, Fine

    EyesGray

    4.0
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    amoureuxdechocolat

    14 years ago

    I've been using this product for the last 4 years and can't say enough about it. I've never had a problem with acne, however I use it for age spots on my face and chest. I'm now 50 yrs old and...

    About reviewer (4 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinNormal, Tan

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    4.0
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    jmarvellous

    14 years ago

    This is my second time to be prescribed Tretinoin for acne. The first time I was a young teenager and not very good about my skincare routine, and I found myself getting peely, red and did not...

    About reviewer (30 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinCombination, Fair

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    isitfriday

    15 years ago

    this is generic Retin A - the cream formula. i have a prescription for it, so it only costs me $10 a tube and the tube lasts about 3 months. well worth it! i am over 40 and have battled acne since...

    About reviewer (404 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinVery Oily, Medium, Not Sure

    HairBrunette, Wavy, Medium

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    animalsrbetterthanpeople

    16 years ago

    I have been using Retin-A since I was in my mid to late thirties, and I am now in my mid fifties. Yes, you have to have a prescription for it, but in my opinion, (and judging by the reviews of...

    About reviewer (84 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinOily, Other, Neutral

    HairRed, Other, Other

    EyesGreen

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