Dermatologist Dr Dray covers the top 10 mistakes people make when using differin gel for acne. Don’t make these mistakes with differin gel when treating your acne. Differin gel is the only over the counter retinoid that is FDA approved to treat acne. Differin gel before and after photos are helpful for documenting your differin journey. #differingel #differinjourney #dermatologist
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Differin gel
💜Moisturizers to use with Differin
Differin restorative night moisturizer
Vanicream moisturizing cream
Vanicream lotion
CeraVe cream
CeraVe skin renewing night cream
CeraVe PM facial lotion
Avene Xeracalm AD
La Roche Posay lipikar AP balm
Cetaphil redness
DML forte
QV cream
💜Cleansers to use with Differin
La Roche Posay toleriane hydrating
CeraVe hydrating cleanser
Avene Xeracalm AD cleansing oil
First Aid Beauty Cleanser
Neutrogena hydroboost gentle cleansing lotion
💜Sunscreens to use with Differin
CeraVe tinted sunscreen
Cetaphil liquid sunscreen
LaRoche Posay melt in sunscreen milk
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0:00 Intro
0:15 What is differin gel used for?
1:16 Mistake #1: Using it as a spot treatment
2:13 Mistake #2: Stopping once your acne is clear.
3:15 Mistake #3: Expecting results overnight
4:36 Mistake #4: Using more than necessary
6:05 Mistake #5: Putting it on your eyelids
7:04 Mistake #6: Using it with retinols
9:03 Mistake #7: Not using moisturizer
9:50 Mistake #8: Washing your face too often
10:40 Mistake #9: Stopping for vacation
12:39 Mistake #10: Waxing
14:52 Outro
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