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Reddit mentions of Radha Beauty Retinol Moisturizer Miracle Cream for Face - with Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E and Green Tea. Best Night and Day Moisturizing Cream 1.7 fl oz.
Sentiment score: 7
Reddit mentions: 11
We found 11 Reddit mentions of Radha Beauty Retinol Moisturizer Miracle Cream for Face - with Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E and Green Tea. Best Night and Day Moisturizing Cream 1.7 fl oz.. Here are the top ones.
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ANTI-WRINKLE & ANTI-AGING: Our creamy anti-aging Retinol Moisturizer reduces the appearance of wrinkles, crow’s feet, evens and brightens skin tone, and treats hyperpigmentation. Retinol supports natural collagen production, faster cell turnover, and helps treat skin discoloration.BENEFICIAL KEY INGREDIENTS: Formulated with a remedying mixture of 2.5% active retinol, vitamin E, organic aloe vera, green tea, jojoba oil, and shea butter, this formula helps to deeply moisturize dehydrated skin and strengthen skin cells against premature aging and environmental aggressors. Experience long-lasting hydration, a smoother complexion with smaller pores, and a youthful, radiant glow.INCREASE YOUR SKIN FIRMNESS AND ELASTICITY: Multi-action power of anti-aging vitamins! Fade sun damage, pigmentation, acne, scars, and stretch marks. Improve uneven tone, skin texture, and overall appearance. Our moisturizer heals, repairs, calms and brightens giving you an even skin tone and smooth, radiant skin!WORRY NO MORE: Our Retinol Moisturizer will NOT cause breakouts, redness, and itchiness! It will NOT clog pores, cause blackheads, pimples, or irritate you. Our moisturizer quickly absorbs without a heavy or sticky feel. NO oily residue left behind. Gentle enough for sensitive skin and to use around your eye area helping with dark circles and eye bags. Use on hands and neck too. Does NOT contain alcohol, sulfates, PABAs, or parabens. Gentle enough for sensitive skin. Vegan and Cruelty Free.BEST NIGHT TIME CREAM: This product may increase your skin’s sensitivity to the sun. This product does NOT contain SPF. We recommend applying sunscreen prior to sun exposure if applying during the day.
Specs:
| Color | Retinol Moisturizer Cream for Face - with Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E and Green Tea. Best Night and Day Moisturizing Cream 1.7 fl oz. |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1.7 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.110231131 Pounds |
| Width | 3 Inches |
This is the one I bought https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00SFNCSWC/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but I may switch to this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GUCJBAQ/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I23J4SXPPN4TW3&colid=3LKTHCTKV5JJX because I read that the ones with L ascorbic acid is better.
For the retinol creme I just use this https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015ORL3B8/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I did research and basically you just need Vitamin C serum, retinol/retina, a moisturizer and sunblock for skin care as they're the only one's that have been scientifically proven while everything else might as well be snake oil.
I started the minipill, progesterone-only, in February 2016. My doctor didn't say anything about skin side effects, and I'd struggled with mild acne my whole life, so when my skin started developing deep, painful minivolcanos, I thought I just hadn't been washing my face enough or something.
Not the case. I didn't figure out it was the pill's fault until April. I quit it, and saw a dermatologist after the first May picture. She prescribed me differin. You can see the godawful purge in July - which she did not warn me about, and it lasted 3-5 weeks.
Differin and moisturizer became my routine for months. I thought my hyperpigmentation would fade by this point, but it hasn't, so in early March I jumped onto the serious SCA routine ball.
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So far I've been using:
[Glycolic Acid Peel once every 1-3 weeks] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LYMJG72/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1) depending on how my skin handles it and how long I left it on
And my daily routine, typically done at night:
A few drops of Vitamin C serum
And then some of that trusty Differin right on the scarring
And then Retinol Moisturizer Cream.
I also use sunscreen regularly when I go outside. I work from home and live in a dark basement so I don't use it indoors.
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Thankfully I have minimal (though still some) textural scarring; my main problem is the discoloration.
I would love any suggestions about my routine or additional things I can do to help heal up those annoying spots. All I want is to get to a point where I can stop using foundation without people wondering if I have a skin condition.
And also - will the hyperpigmentation ever eventually fade on its own? How long do I have to wait? Or will this be with me for the rest of my life?
Beginner question here.
I've had a skincare routine of moisturiser, facial cleanser and suncream for a while now, and was thinking of adding an AHA exfoliant (after struggling to find a BHA option, and not realising that a UK subreddit existed).
For some reason, when I ordered this product, I was under the impression that it would act as a BHA exfoliant (I thought "Oh goodie, it'll be anti-aging and exfoliating, due to retinol!") - although it quite clearly labels itself a moisturiser.
My basic question is, based on what it is, will it have any exfoliating effect at all? Should I use it instead of my sebamed moisturiser, or alongside it?
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The products I've been using in my routine, with new product in italics:
AM:
PM:
If you search retinol moisturizer on amazon you will literally find this exact same product and bottle being sold under different brands.
I’m pretty sure it’s one of those scenarios where companies pay the same “supplier” for the right to slap their name on the same generic product. I have no idea how effective it is, but I would be careful with retinols.
https://www.amazon.com/Baebody-Retinol-Moisturizer-Cream-Face/dp/B01FLO5914/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=1AM458Q2EDVYL&keywords=retinol+moisturizer&qid=1554156225&s=gateway&sprefix=retinol+&sr=8-5
https://www.amazon.com/Retinol-Moisturizer-Cream-Face-Moisturizing/dp/B015ORL3B8/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=1AM458Q2EDVYL&keywords=retinol+moisturizer&qid=1554156225&s=gateway&sprefix=retinol+&sr=8-3
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07NBZ9NQS/ref=psdcmw_16479981011_t3_B015ORL3B8
Possibly a dumb question, but is it possible to avoid a purge when one begins using a retinol? A year or so ago, I began using a retinoid cream I got on Amazon. I had no idea what I was doing and slapped it on twice a day, and then had a ton of tiny whiteheads around crop up. I stopped using the cream and the whiteheads went away.
After some more research, I've started using TO's Granactive Retinoid 2% Emulsion once a week, hoping to ease my skin into retinol and avoid a purge.
But am I only fooling myself?
I have googled and searched this and related subs, but can't seem to find an answer.
I've used all of the recent sales as an excuse to finally put together a basic routine after lurking here for a while. I think I've bought everything I need to start, but I had a question about this retinol moisturizer I found on sale yesterday: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015ORL3B8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Would this qualify as the moisturizer in my routine, or does it function differently than a standard moisturizer? I've seen retinol mentioned on here but don't really know what would distinguish it from a normal moisturizer.
Does anyone have any advice for repairing my moisture barrier? I went several years washing my face with a soap bar once a day and doing nothing else. My routine right now is AM: cetaphil gentle skin cleanser, PC 2% BHA liquid, cetaphil daily facial moisturizer with spf 15
PM: cetaphil gentle skin cleanser, radha beauty retinol moisturizer http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015ORL3B8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00
I usually have to use 2-3 pumps of the cetaphil for my face to feel moisturized throughout the day. I try to be conservative and use only one pump, but my skin feels tight within a few hours. The issue is that using enough for my face to feel moisturized means using enough for my face to feel oily and sticky. The texture of my skin is nice after only one pump but it still feels tight if I move my cheek muscles; in order for it not to feel tight I end up making it sticky. If I let my skin dry completely after cleansing and look at it 10-15 minutes later, it's tight and mildly flaky (more powdery than flaky). It's also flaky when I wake up in the morning, especially on my cheeks. I'd say I have combination skin, but it's more like normal/dry instead of oily/normal.
Basically, I'm just really tired of feeling like i have to drown my face for it to feel hydrated. At the very least, can anyone recommend me a moisturizer that's more humectant and maybe mildy emollient than anything so that my face feels moisturized without feeling sticky? I'm just super tired feeling like I know so much about skin/skincare but not being able to translate it into good skin for myself. :( I even use PC's moisturizing MASK as an overnight treatment sometimes and still wake up with dry skin on my cheeks, it's just ridiculous to me you know?
note: i've gone periods of several days without doing anything to my face and it's still pretty dry and flaky in the aforementioned areas after not washing or anything for days
I'm a gender-queer guy and I've been trying to make my overall appearance more feminine for the past several months. In general, I'm aiming more for androgynous than blatantly feminine (think women's sneakers and jeans more than heels and dresses), and along those same lines, I'm not really interested in makeup (I don't think) but would like to find a skincare routine that makes my face look as feminine and femininely-pretty as possible.
I have normal skin, maybe slightly oily but I almost never get zits anymore (I'm 31),
My routine right now:
Overall, I've surprisingly been pretty happy with this routine so far, but this has been one of those processes where the more I've learned the more I've realized I don't know, which is what brought me here.
I (thankfully) don't have any notable problems I need to address (dryness, oiliness, etc), but I feel like my skin is a little dull and I want to make it more glowy/luminous/radiant, and basically make it "pop" and say "feminine" a little louder.
What additions or changes to my routine might take me the farthest in that direction? In particular, I'm almost out of moisturizer and want to try a different one (the one I have makes my face a tad oily), and I think I want to add a serum and/or night creme - but I'll be (very, very) receptive to whatever suggestions SCA might have for me.
Otherwise I use HydroPeptide Purifying Cleanser, Anti wrinkle + clarify link here as my my go to cleanser. It's spendy but it goes a long way and really does do what it claims. I've been on the same bottle for last nine months and probably have another three months in it.
If you are still worried about wrinkles you can try a retinol like Radha Beauty Retinol Moisturizer Cream for Face and Eye Area 1.7 Oz - With Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, vitamin e and Green Tea. Night and Day Moisturizing Cream link here
This will help reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
Source: 24-year-old skinned woman who grew up in the frigid north. Dry t-zone with acne prone chin and cheeks along with rosacea. Hormonal acne on forehead.
Also the woman with the fewest wrinkles compared to the peers I grew up with :).
Issue: acne and scaring along the jawline + top left/right of forehead. blackheads in pores on forehead.
Skin type: balanced/combination, pretty large pores on forehead and nose
Current routine: ~ 2 months however there are a few things I just added
Location: Vancouver BC Canada - amazon, big name super markets, are my go to.
This is my current routine.
Morning:
evening
Should I use the vitamen C serum twice a day?I'm looking for an AHA exofliant Canada <$30 any suggestions?
Olay Renewal Cleanser.
What would you recommend for gentle cleanser and moisturizer? Is this something I should experiment with? Can you help me decide which of the following products I should use? If not I can just try all of them. I think it's worth it to throw away some money for experimentation.
Possible moisturizers I might buy:
Possible cleansers:
A quick search for chemical exfoliation shows me this. Should I try this later on?
Edit: I noticed some of these products have acids in them. I guess I can use regular hand soap for a couple days until my skin recovers. Then I can start using these products.