- Typical strength
- 0.025% – 0.1% (prescription)
- Best time
- PM
- Irritation
- Price in India
- ₹150 – ₹700
- Helps with
- Aging, acne, pigmentation and texture
- Pregnancy
- Usually avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding
How to use Tretinoin
Use only as prescribed: a pea-sized amount on completely dry skin at night, starting 2–3 nights a week. Expect dryness and a possible purge for 4–8 weeks. Daily SPF is essential.
Pairs beautifully with
Hyaluronic Acid
Ceramides
Centella Asiatica
Squalane
Sunscreen
Snail Mucin
Panthenol
Aloe Vera
Urea
Polyglutamic Acid
Don't mix with
Use at different times from
Safe to layer with
Niacinamide
Azelaic Acid
Peptides
Bakuchiol
Tranexamic Acid
Alpha Arbutin
Kojic Acid
Vitamin E
Ferulic Acid
Hydroquinone
Tea Tree Oil
Licorice Extract
Glutathione
Zinc PCA
Guides
Ingredients for acne & breakoutsIngredients for dark spots, tanning & pigmentationIngredients for fine lines & anti-ageingIngredients for uneven texture & bumps Is Tretinoin safe in pregnancy?
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