Tazarotene is a vitamin A derivative called a topical retinoid. It helps clear acne by promoting skin cell turnover and reducing inflammation in the skin.
Tazarotene is usually applied once a day around bedtime.
Does not help with oil or pores (which my derm said it would); can cause redness or irritability.
reduces redness, makes skin smooth
for the first week it stung really badly and made my face extremely dry! it also gave me a horrible breakout at first with even more painful acne than i had before
Worked very well for the first 3 weeks. Started to get worse. By week 5 I was seeing more improvement. Easy to get from dermatologist. Easy to apply.
Itchy and dry skin at first. Feels slimy after application.
Begining to see clearer skin after about 6 months. Nothing left on my cheeks and not nearly as red as before.
Begining was intense irritation. Flaky skin did NOT want to leave the house. that was done within a week. made skin a little more oily for a couple months. made skin irritable and sensative for the first few weeks
works well after a about 2 weeks of consistent use
did anybody else have to pay 457 dollars for this stuf?!
Absolutly nothing.
Peeling breakouts red skin the whole shabang.
i dont breakout much anymore, and my skin is getting smoother
it dried my face up a little and a slight initial breakout but nothing to bad.
makes skin smoother, more youthful appearance as it dimishes look of lines and wrinkles
makes face look red
Amazing results, diminished red marks
Severely drying, can be irritating if used in excess
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Pros:
Really does help keep skin pretty clear.