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When to Expect Results from the Skin Cream

When will I see results with my skin cream?

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Written by Ashlie Beiter
Updated over a week ago

Using skincare with active ingredients like tretinoin, and estriol requires patience and consistency. Generally, you can expect initial improvements within a few weeks, but significant results typically take longer. Here’s a timeline of what you might expect:

  1. First Few Weeks:

    • During the initial phase, you might experience some dryness, redness, or mild irritation as your skin adjusts to the active ingredients, particularly tretinoin. It’s important to use the product as directed and give your skin time to adapt.

  2. 4 to 6 Weeks:

    • Around this time, you should notice skin texture and clarity improvements. Tretinoin promotes cell turnover, which can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, improve skin tone, and address acne. The benefits of the estriol will start to take effect, with skin becoming more hydrated and plump.

  3. 8 to 12 Weeks:

    • At this point, you may see more noticeable changes in fine lines, wrinkles, and overall skin firmness. Estriol’s benefits on skin elasticity and hydration will become more apparent, contributing to a youthful glow.

  4. 3 to 6 Months:

    • Continued use of the cream will result in significant and lasting improvements. Fine lines and wrinkles should further diminish, skin texture will be smoother, and the overall appearance of your skin should be more radiant and even-toned.

Remember, results can vary depending on individual skin types and conditions. Consistency is key, so it’s important to use the product as recommended and maintain a regular skincare routine.

Please note: If your skin is not responding to tretinoin with irritation or peeling, that doesn't mean it isn't working. To see your desired results, it’s best to use the cream consistently and at a strength that your skin can tolerate, rather than increasing the strength or frequency.

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