u/flameoftatoes

[Routine Help] Tretinoin routine help please!

Excuse this mess of a post but I desperately need help formulating a tretinoin routine.

These are my current regular products:

- Cleansing oil
- Innisfree Green Tea Amino Acid Cleansing Foam
- BOJ Glow Deep Serum Rice+Alpha Arbutin
- BOJ Dynasty cream
- [AM] BOJ Relief Sun: Rice+Probiotics (SPF50+)
- [PM] Finacea 15% Azelaic Acid Gel
- Hydrocolloid patches (pimple patches)

I’ve used tret on & off in the past, but knew nothing of barrier damage or caring for my skin while on tret. so every time i ended up with with damaged skin, severe breakouts and burning skin when i apply products.

i have tried to do some research but ended up a bit confused and so overwhelmed. my goal is to get my skin acclimated to tret without/ minimal barrier damage, and also focusing on improving my skin (acne, acne scars, skin texture, hyperpigmentation).

i’m not sure which products i should continue using and which to retire and most importantly which new products i should invest in. this is what i got from from my research that is recommended for tret.

- LRP cicaplast baume b5+
- Dimethyl Sulfone
- i am on the market for a new sunscreen (preferably MINERAL due to the burning sensation from chemical sunscreen, also TINTED as i gave dark skin and also safe for australian sun).

Is this a good place to start, are there any other products that is a must?

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u/flameoftatoes — 11 hours ago

Tretinoin routine help!!

Excuse this mess of a post but I desperately need help formulating a tretinoin routine.

These are my current regular products:

- Cleansing oil
- Innisfree Green Tea Amino Acid Cleansing Foam
- BOJ Glow Deep Serum Rice+Alpha Arbutin
- BOJ Dynasty cream
- [AM] BOJ Relief Sun: Rice+Probiotics (SPF50+)
- [PM] Finacea 15% Azelaic Acid Gel
- Hydrocolloid patches (pimple patches)

I’ve used tret on & off in the past, but knew nothing of barrier damage or caring for my skin while on tret. so every time i ended up with with damaged skin, severe breakouts and burning skin when i apply products.

i have tried to do some research but ended up a bit confused and so overwhelmed. my goal is to get my skin acclimated to tret without/ minimal barrier damage, and also focusing on improving my skin (acne, acne scars, skin texture, hyperpigmentation).

i’m not sure which products i should continue using and which to retire and most importantly which new products i should invest in. this is what i got from from my research that is recommended for tret.

- LRP cicaplast baume b5+
- Dimethyl Sulfone
- i am on the market for a new sunscreen (preferably MINERAL due to the burning sensation from chemical sunscreen, also TINTED as i gave dark skin and also safe for australian sun).

Is this a good place to start, are there any other products that is a must?

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u/flameoftatoes — 12 hours ago

Tretinoin routine help!

Excuse this mess of a post but I desperately need help formulating a tretinoin routine.

These are my current regular products:

- Cleansing oil
- Innisfree Green Tea Amino Acid Cleansing Foam
- BOJ Glow Deep Serum Rice+Alpha Arbutin
- BOJ Dynasty cream
- [AM] BOJ Relief Sun: Rice+Probiotics (SPF50+)
- [PM] Finacea 15% Azelaic Acid Gel
- Hydrocolloid patches (pimple patches)

I’ve used tret on & off in the past, but knew nothing of barrier damage or caring for my skin while on tret. so every time i ended up with with damaged skin, severe breakouts and burning skin when i apply products.

i have tried to do some research but ended up a bit confused and so overwhelmed. my goal is to get my skin acclimated to tret without/ minimal barrier damage, and also focusing on improving my skin (acne, acne scars, skin texture, hyperpigmentation).

i’m not sure which products i should continue using and which to retire and most importantly which new products i should invest in. this is what i got from from my research that is recommended for tret.

- LRP cicaplast baume b5+
- Dimethyl Sulfone
- i am on the market for a new sunscreen (preferably MINERAL due to the burning sensation from chemical sunscreen, also TINTED as i gave dark skin and also safe for australian sun).

Is this a good place to start, are there any other products that is a must?

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u/flameoftatoes — 12 hours ago

I live in student accommodation and would really like my kitchen floors to look nice.

I sweep and mop but there are many marks / stains that don’t go away.

I know that sanding will probably do the trick however i don’t have the equipment nor do i have the money for it.

Is there any other way to take care of this?

p.s this pic is right after the floor got a mop🫩

u/flameoftatoes — 24 days ago