Hi! I started Taz in late February and I’ve had to skip multiple days because of the dryness, then I got sick so I skipped a whole week in March. Once my skin stops peeling it does seem glowier, but I still have large pores on my nose and forehead, some texture and dark spots, but my rosacea seems to be looking a little better. My thing is, I start to see a little bit of progress and then I stop the Taz, and my skin starts looking kind of dull again. My goal (in time) is to be able to go without foundation and just use a lighter tinted moisturizer, but I have a long way to go before that is going to happen. Taz is just kind of discouraging so far, but maybe I just expect too much too soon? Or just be more consistent? What are your experiences and timelines like for when you finally started seeing significant improvements?
r/tazarotene
I'm in the U.S. and last month started Tazarotene with Glenmark's 0.1 cream ordered from Skinorac. I love the results but not the chemical smell.
I'd love to hear what everyone uses, finds best, and where you all buy! TIA!
I wasn’t sure as tret 0.025 is working ok for me no trouble, but my skin needs more, I’ve ordered picspot as I had run out and also tazret 0.05 gel
How do i transition?
I have sensitive skin, acne, and rosacea. I’ve tried all sorts of things… adapalene, aa, bo and ivermectin.
About 2.5 months ago, I slowly started using tazarotene 0.05% gel. Right now I use it one day, then take two days off during the week. I use aa on the evenings when I’m not using tazarotene. Sometimes i use Clindamycin in the morning on pimples. I focus a lot on hydration. I had a big purge that is now improving—but my chin is still a problem.
Should I increase tazarotene to every other day, or switch to 0.1% and then space it out again? I don’t have redness or peeling anymore, but this chin…
Is taz 0.05 enough for acne? Rosacea is surprisingly better.
Hello everyone
Ihave suffered from sebbhoreic dermatitis since I was a teenager. I can manage it by scrupulously using only safe products. Nevertheless, I started using Tretinoin to manage skin aging, and I would like to use a cream to support the skin barrier but it seams that every product has fatty acids and oil. Do you have any Safe recommendations?
My routine is simple :
AM :
Only water in the morning
Geek and gorgeous hydratation station
SPF
PM :
Geek and gorgeous cleanser
Geek and gorgeous sérum and hydratation
Tret (tazret gel)