• Not everyone can handle tretinoin (that’s okay! Just talk to your dermatologist) due to irritation to sensitve skin, though there are tips and tricks online. 
• You do need to build up a tolerance to it because initially, most skin will feel a bit irritated when beginning a regimine. 
• This really should only be used at night and rinsed off in the morning. I wouldn’t ever recommend retinol of any type for the day time, I especially wouldn’t recommend prescription strength. And while you should always apply sunscreen before being exposed to UV rays, if you’re wearing this in the daytime, you MUST wear sunscreen. 
• I have found that it can cause my skin to be a bit dry if I don’t follow with a moisturizer. And if it gets on my lips, they dry up like a desert!
• The skin around your eyes is extra sensitive, so you will need to take a lot more time working up to applying a bit to your under and sides of your eyes.

For a long time I just didn’t care about this for a really dumb reason: it was prescription. It looked boring. It didn’t feel luxurious like some of the bougie fancy brands that cost an arm and a leg for an unknown amount of actual retinol&#47;retinoids.
So I used the non-prescription kinds like Drunk Elephant’s A-Passioni (pretty good results) and Sunday Riley’s A+ (just okay) until I had some unbelievably stubborn pimples, one turning into a dark spot.
Finally I got Retin-A and after a few weeks of consistent use it was a world of difference! OTC retinols just don’t compare to tretinoin.
• Reduced size of or eliminated incoming pimples&#47;zits
• Helped clear out black heads around my nose and chin
• Gave my skin a more even tone
• Overall improvement

There’s nothing that I dislike about it. It does have fragrance (it states that it’s hypoallergenic) which I normally hate but I actually find this one quite pleasant. That said, some people don’t want scent at all.

This is a wonderful Korean sunscreen! It’s waterproof, lightweight, invisible (at least on my skin- I’m kind of fair) and even the scent is nice! It’s cruelty-free and has cica in it. Wonderful!

I think this is a nice product but I wish it were a bit more moisturizing.

Pretty packaging, lightly moisturizing, good for day or night.

There’s nothing I dislike about this product, though I have heard some people say that they don’t like the scent of the ingredients. As a person who is very sensitive to smells, I’m fine with it. It’s a bit vinegary with maybe the tineiest bit of sulphur, but it dies off quickly once it’s on your skin.
I find floral scents and added, synthetic fragrances to be not only unbearable but almost always a sin when it comes to actual skincare and this definitely doesn’t have that. It’s just the smell of what’s in it.

This has a cult following for a reason! It works!
If you use it properly (you can always email the shop to ask for advice when it comes to your skin specifically) and consistentally, you’ll see results.
Before using this (which is an acid toner), I had been using Drunk Elephant’s TLC Framboos (which is an AHA night serum) and while Framboos worked really well, I like to try other things. Once I gave P50 a chance, I didn’t go back. I think it’s a little more gentle (though take your time and don’t overdo it, you can use this three times a week if you have sensitive skin or you may be able to use it twice a day if you can tolerate it, but you may not need that much. See what works for you and start slow!) than Framboos and I just really took a liking to it.
It’s incredibly light, almost like water and you apply it with a cotton round&#47;pad. It seems to absorb nicely, which is especially great in the summer months if I’m not wanting to apply heavier products.
It’s cruelty free, lasts a long time and actually works!

While it’s not outrageously priced, at $34 USD, it’s a bit pricey in my book. That’s my only complaint.

This works great to remove my makeup (including eye and lip makeup!) and sunscreen! 
At first balms seemed a little strange to me but they are a great first step in double cleansing!

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