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@Miss Olive: I have been using Renova for about 2 months now. According to my Derm and the perscription info that it takes a full 6-7 months to see full results and diminished fine lines. But, so far so good. I had some initial dryness and peeling, but am noticing smoother looking skin at this stage. At 28, I don't have too many wrinkles, but was willing to give the only FDA approved wrinkle fighter a shot :)
It is pricey ($150-$175/tube), but my pump has lasted 2 months so far...I just try to think about how much I used to spend at Sephora on various creams and such.
Also, try not to use it with anything else that would dry your skin. A gentle clenser and moisturizing an hour after application has helped me a lot. Hope that help some!
@Miss Olive: I have been using Renova for about 2 months now. According to my Derm and the perscription info, it takes a full 6-7 months to see full results and diminished fine lines. But, so far so good. I had some initial dryness and peeling, but am noticing smoother looking skin at this stage. At 28, I don't have too many wrinkles, but was willing to give the only FDA approved wrinkle fighter a shot :)
It is pricey ($150-$175/tube), but my pump has lasted 2 months so far...I just try to think about how much I used to spend at Sephora on various creams and such.
Also, try not to use it with anything else that would dry your skin. A gentle clenser and moisturizing an hour after application has helped me a lot. Hope that help some!
@Miss Olive: I have been using Renova for about 2 months now. According to my Derm and the perscription info, it takes a full 6-7 months to see full results and diminished fine lines. But, so far so good. I had some initial dryness and peeling, but am noticing smoother looking skin at this stage. At 28, I don't have too many wrinkles, but was willing to give the only FDA approved wrinkle fighter a shot :)
It is pricey ($150-$175/tube), but my pump has lasted 2 months so far...I just try to think about how much I used to spend at Sephora on various creams and such.
Also, try not to use it with anything else that would dry your skin. A gentle clenser and moisturizing an hour after application has helped me a lot. Hope that help some!
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Hello Bees!
I am going to see my dermatologist today and I am interested in asking him for a prescription for Renova. It's a form of Retin-A (I believe) and supposedly it helps with fine lines and wrinkles and acne. Have any of you tried it? What do you think of it?