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Hey Picky Fam! I wanted to share an experience and get your thoughts. Last month, I had a bad reaction to a TXA serum that caused breakouts, so I stopped using it and took a break from all skincare for a week. After consulting a dermatologist, I was prescribed Tretinoin, and since then, my skin has improved a lot! It's smoother, and acne rarely appears now, although my PIE and PIH are still noticeable. However, I recently came across some big news here in Indonesia. My country's national FDA issued a warning about several non-registered skincare brands being "dangerous" because they contain Mercury, Hydroquinone, Steroids, and even Tretinoin! This left me really confused. I always thought Tretinoin was a powerful and effective ingredient, especially when prescribed by a doctor. Now I’m questioning: How can Tretinoin be dangerous if it’s commonly prescribed by dermatologists? Is it only risky when found in non-regulated products, or is there something else I should be aware of? I’d love to hear your experiences and thoughts on this. Have you heard similar concerns in your countries, or do you have any insights into this?

Hey girls. I have a very oily skin and lots of acne any suggestions of skincare?

What type of sunscreen is good for oily skin? My teenager has oily and acne prone skin. She is scared to use sunscreen.

Always Wear Sunscreen Protects skin from UV rays, premature aging, and dark spots. Use SPF 30+ daily and reapply every 2 hours outdoors. Never Sleep with Makeup On Prevents clogged pores, breakouts, and dull skin. Always remove makeup before bed with a gentle cleanser or micellar water. Hydrate Inside and Out Keeps skin plump, radiant, and healthy. Drink plenty of water and use a hydrating moisturizer. Exfoliate, But Don’t Overdo It Removes dead skin cells for a brighter complexion. Limit exfoliation to 1-2 times a week to avoid damaging the skin barrier. Be Consistent and Patient Skincare results take time; consistency is key. Stick to your routine and give products 4-6 weeks to work