Skin care questions for you all? Anyone use these?

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Erin L.

Jan 30, 2015

Erin L.

So I went to the dermatologist and he prescribed me with three different medications One being "tretinoin" Cream 0.0 25% I'm directed to use it at night. The second medication is called"clindamycin phosphate" and that's 1% advised to apply sparingly to read bombs twice daily if needed. The third medication is called amoxicillin 500 mg I thought that this was a medication that was just use for infection so I'm a bit confused but I'm directed to take this twice a day once in the morning and once at night has anybody use this for acne? Now one of the creams is supposed to be a generic version of retnin a Cream I have heard of that and I've heard that it has worked wonders for some people skin but in other hands made some people skin worse has anybody tried the retnin a cream?? Has it cleared your skin I've heard it causes a lot of peeling. Also I was advised to get the clean and clear acne cleanser with 10% benzyl peroxide I've use this in high school but I don't really remember if it worked for me or not because I had a really clear skin in high school I really don't know if that cleanser was why? Has anybody used this cleanser? I was also advised to get a lotion with SPF can anybody recommend me one? Also could I just mix some sunscreen with my daily lotion would that be stupid? 😕

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