Hey everyone!
I don't really have a specific routine or anything as such. I earlier had no issues with my skin but like a month back I had these tiny red bumps and baby pimple popping all over my forehead, nose and under eye region. That's when a doctor had prescribed using an ointment containing 0.025% tretinoin. So it's been like - wake up, cleanse and apply a moisturizer and then a the ointment.

So a few weeks since applying the medicine my pimples have started to disappear slowly though some still remain but my skin seems to have changed a little. If feels a little scaly around my forehead.

Do you think it's common to have such a reaction or is it worse than I think it is? If so what can I do to help it get better while trying to slowly reduce the pimples??

Is this common?

I don't find anything bad in it. But those who prefer non-fragrant moisturizers as well as those with a very oily skin may skip this one. 

I have just changed to this product and it's been a month now and it really moisturizes my skin and gives off a very toned look. It is not sticky and as thick as the other moisturizers, which is really great for my combination skin which is more to the oily side. The fragrance doesn't seem to be off-putting or  unpleasant. I really like using it.

Note: Please don't mind my fingers😅😅

I don't think I'd say there's anything bad about it. 

It's such a great product. It leaves your lips moisturised. It is slightly tinted giving your lips a light pink shade that looks natural. The cherry fragrance is not too strong for me. It's got spf protection which a lot of affordable products don't often have. (BTW we get it at a quite fair price here) 

Aryananda