Help with dry skin.

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Jennifer C.

Sep 5, 2013

Jennifer C.

I've been using retinol at night before bed and now my skin seems to be getting really dry around my nose and eyes. What's a good moisturizer that can be used with retinol.

Becky G.

Sep 5, 2013

Becky G.

Uhh! I know :/ same prob! well I like using just a little bit of hydrocortisone. it blends in really well with my makeup (:

Traci L.

Sep 5, 2013

Traci L.

You can use hope in a jar by philosophy,olay microscluping cream is a good drug store night cream an you can also avoid your nose area an only apply to your orbital bone as you sleep your body heats up an your products travel so even if you don't put it directly on the area it will still get there and cut down on the dryness.

Danny C.

Sep 6, 2013

Danny C.

I've been using argan oil in general but especially when I get dry from retin-a or my aha products. I have the same issue getting really dry or peely around my nose. you really should not use hydrocortisone on your face it thins the skin, damaging it. please be careful w it.

Lynn M.

Sep 6, 2013

Lynn M.

Speaking from experience I would say definitely use a tiny amount of retinol. Even if I use slightly more my nose is dry and my eyelids really sore and red the next day. Hope this helps.

Vivienne T.

Sep 6, 2013

Vivienne T.

I've been using monsia skin cream for moisturizing, it's really good. You only need to use a little bit.

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