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maximum87
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 7:21 pm  |
| I took retin a and I stopped about five months ago but it has left my skin looking pink I was wondering if this will go away with time or if i can get a cream or something to make it better |
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:23 pm |
| Be sure and use sunscreen on a daily basis. Retin-A can make your skin more sun sensitive. Though this is supposed to go away after you use it regularly, sounds like your skin may be a bit pink from sun exposure? If not and more likely it is from irritation..I just bought my mom a holiday gift set from the cellularskinrx site. It included a "calming" moisturizer that she says feels really good on her skin. Maybe that would help? Or straight aloe (do you have an aloe plant) can help with calming irritated skin... |
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:30 pm |
| maximum87 wrote: |
| I took retin a and I stopped about five months ago but it has left my skin looking pink I was wondering if this will go away with time or if i can get a cream or something to make it better |
I had the same problem. I never thought my face would have normal color again. Please make sure you wear a sunscreen everday! I love Jan Marini's SPF 30. Eventually it will go away. I know that Dr. Hauschka line is very soothing. |
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maximum87
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Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:58 pm |
| thank you for your comments maybe i will get a aloevera plant ive herd their great for your skin |
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