If you are not using Taz instead of Tret you are not looksmaxing

[Deleted member 46986]

Taz brutually mogs normal 1st gen tret. It is way more potent, and way less irritating. Imagine still coping with 0.025 retin-a indian cream when there is stuff like 0.1% Tazaroten

 

[Napoleon1800]

Taz brutually mogs normal 1st gen tret. It is way more potent, and way less irritating. Imagine still coping witgh 0.025 retin-a indian cream when there is stuff like 0.1% Tazaroten

How 2 get

 

[Deleted member 46986]

How 2 get

buy online

 

[Deleted member 23558]

ok im switching

 

[Deleted member 23558]

i need laser anyway for my left cheek scars and a small scar on my nose. Laser will also remove my tan so I can retan to light brown instead of medium brown and reduce my alar base thickness

 

[Deleted member 46986]

i need laser anyway for my left cheek scars and a small scar on my nose. Laser will also remove my tan so I can retan to light brown instead of medium brown and reduce my alar base thickness

i only got purple spots, it should fade away faster with taz

 

[Napoleon1800]

buy online

My derm is prescribing tret

 

[schitzowarrior40]

whats the point of usiing either i don't understand. Are they just used for acne??

 

[thereallegend]

ok im switching

me too.

my current tret from mumbai has parabens in it,

 

[andy9432]

Is tazaroten better than 0.1% tret? Ive been using 0.1% tret with no issues

 

[Deleted member 46986]

Is tazaroten better than 0.1% tret? Ive been using 0.1% tret with no issues

yes its more potent and less irritating/drying

 

[Deleted member 46986]

whats the point of usiing either i don't understand. Are they just used for acne??

acne/skin-texture/anti-aging/scars/hyperpigmentation

 

[andy9432]

yes its more potent and less irritating/drying

Thanks, will ask my doc to prescribe me Tazorac instead of Tretinoin once my tube is used up. Is Tazorac more expensive?

 

[Deleted member 46986]

Thanks, will ask my doc to prescribe me Tazorac instead of Tretinoin once my tube is used up. Is Tazorac more expensive?

a bit yes, i use zorante brand which is on the expensive side kinda.

 

[Deleted member 46986]

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[Deleted member 32954]

way less irritating

JFL.

"Although Tazarotene is stronger than Tretinoin, it is also has a higher risk of side effects. The most common problem people experience whilst using Tazarotene is skin irritation. This is usually more severe than with Tretinoin. It may require stopping the Tazarotene or reducing the dose and frequency so that the skin can tolerate it. For some people, they may not be able to tolerate Tazarotene even at lower doses. Instead they may have to switch to Tretinoin or even an over the counter retinoid." https://cityskinclinic.com/tazarotene-or-tretinoin/

 

[Deleted member 46986]

JFL.

you can keep coping posting this nonsense or you can actually try it yourself, my skin reacted way worse to 0.025 tret than 0.1% taz

 

[Deleted member 8365]

JFL.

Niggas here love sabotage it seems

 

[Deleted member 8365]

you can keep coping posting this nonsense or you can actually try it yourself, my skin reacted way worse to 0.025 tret than 0.1% taz

Show proof

 

[Deleted member 32954]

you can keep coping posting this nonsense or you can actually try it yourself, my skin reacted way worse to 0.025 tret than 0.1% taz

Everyone's skin reacts differently retard, just because something happened to you doesn't mean it will happen to everyone. The majority agree tret is not as aggressive as taz. Taz is literally the strongest retinoid you can buy lol, so no duh it's going to work faster. Doesn't mean both won't achieve the exact same thing.

 

[Deleted member 46986]

Everyone's skin reacts differently retard, just because something happened to you doesn't mean it will happen to everyone. The majority agree tret is not as aggressive as taz. Taz is literally the strongest retinoid you can buy lol, so no duh it's going to work faster. Doesn't mean both won't achieve the exact same thing.

majority agrees oppositely

 

[IAMNOTANINCEL]

if you are not eating raw meat you are not looksmaxxing

 

[Deleted member 49130]

tret works on all receptors equally taz is more selective beta and gamma, while tret gets them and alpha. You will see faster result with taz for acne and antiaging but tret still mogs it when it comes to long term use (tret is considered 2x stronger when it comes to longer term use).

If you just want to get rid of acne fast and dont care about long term use then taz is better

 

[Luh?nn?]

tret works on all receptors equally taz is more selective beta and gamma, while tret gets them and alpha. You will see faster result with taz for acne and antiaging but tret still mogs it when it comes to long term use (tret is considered 2x stronger when it comes to longer term use).

If you just want to get rid of acne fast and dont care about long term use then taz is better

I was going to bring up this exact point. Tret still mogs in the long run and is more accessible, so just stick to Tret.

 

[Deleted member 49130]

you can keep coping posting this nonsense or you can actually try it yourself, my skin reacted way worse to 0.025 tret than 0.1% taz

probably because you used tret before taz. Your skin would have already been sensitised to retinoids. my skin reacted horribly (flaking, scarring, pigmentation for a week) to adaplane, which is one of the weakest retinoids, but when I switched to tret I only had a day or two of slight dryness before it went away.

 

[Deleted member 46986]

tret works on all receptors equally taz is more selective beta and gamma, while tret gets them and alpha. You will see faster result with taz for acne and antiaging but tret still mogs it when it comes to long term use (tret is considered 2x stronger when it comes to longer term use).

If you just want to get rid of acne fast and dont care about long term use then taz is better

both works on all three

 

[Deleted member 46986]

probably because you used tret before taz. Your skin would have already been sensitised to retinoids. my skin reacted horribly (flaking, scarring, pigmentation for a week) to adaplane, which is one of the weakest retinoids, but when I switched to tret I only had a day or two of slight dryness before it went away.

i switch from 0,025 retin a to 0.5% altreno lotion tret to taz 0.1 in 3 months

 

[Deleted member 49130]

both works on all three

tretinoin isnt selective to any retionoid receptors, it hits all of them equally, tazarotene is highly selective to beta and gamma, so it has less activity against alpha receptors compared to tretinoin. tretinoin has less activtiy on beta and gamma, but in studies its found over long term use tretinoin is more effective (1 year scale), wheras for shorter term use tazarotene is better.

i switch from 0,025 retin a to 0.5% altreno lotion tret to taz 0.1 in 3 months

yeah your skin was already sensitised to retinoids thats why you didnt have many side effects when switching to taz

 

[Deleted member 46986]

tretinoin isnt selective to any retionoid receptors, it hits all of them equally, tazarotene is highly selective to beta and gamma, so it has less activity against alpha receptors compared to tretinoin. tretinoin has less activtiy on beta and gamma, but in studies its found over long term use tretinoin is more effective (1 year scale), wheras for shorter term use tazarotene is better.


yeah your skin was already sensitised to retinoids thats why you didnt have many side effects when switching to taz

id still say altreno is better for people with goodnskin already who are looking for antiaging only since it hydrates the skin, but overrall taz mogs so hard since most people are experiencing some sort of acne, acne could come back when switching back from taz to tret though.

 

[polishcel]

Thanks, will ask my doc to prescribe me Tazorac instead of Tretinoin once my tube is used up. Is Tazorac more expensive?

i bought taz 0.5% on the internet from boderm and it's soo soothing compared to tret

 

[Deleted member 46986]

i bought taz 0.5% on the internet from boderm and it's soo soothing compared to tret

ye, good

 

[arabcelxxx]

ok im switching

Isn’t tret bad? It causes cel division making it unideal in the long run.

 

[andy9432]

i bought taz 0.5% on the internet from boderm and it's soo soothing compared to tret

noticed any difference in skin quality etc?

 

[Deleted member 46986]

noticed any difference in skin quality etc?

i did notice big improvement, but im only 1 month on it tho

 

[polishcel]

noticed any difference in skin quality etc?

not yet i just started using it
i expected that my skin is going to get dry, flaky etc like with tret but it was the opposite

 

[andy9432]

not yet i just started using it
i expected that my skin is going to get dry, flaky etc like with tret but it was the opposite

ive used 0.1% tret for 18 months, fully used to it, is there any point switching to taz then, if my skin tolerates 0.1% tret?

 

[blackckatt]

Do laser resurfacing make you look more younger ?

 

[smallman]

Why is this the first time I heard about this wtf

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Isn’t tret bad? It causes cel division making it unideal in the long run.

I thought all retinoids worked through the same mechanism. They increase cell turnover

 

[okwiwhd]

Isn’t tret bad? It causes cel division making it unideal in the long run.

Yep this is what I was thinking too

 

[arabcelxxx]

I thought all retinoids worked through the same mechanism. They increase cell turnover

Your skin can only turnover about 50 times in your lifetime, speeding that up decreases longevity

 

[arabcelxxx]

I thought all retinoids worked through the same mechanism. They increase cell turnover

I also think it destroys elastin, which is why people in there 30’s who use it have an unhealthy look

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Your skin can only turnover about 50 times in your lifetime, speeding that up decreases longevity

nah

 

[user123456]

Taz brutually mogs normal 1st gen tret. It is way more potent, and way less irritating. Imagine still coping with 0.025 retin-a indian cream when there is stuff like 0.1% Tazaroten

Does this have any risks?

 

[6′2 still over]

Holy fuck this is insane than u man only problem is its impossible to get in Canada

 

[polishcel]

ive used 0.1% tret for 18 months, fully used to it, is there any point switching to taz then, if my skin tolerates 0.1% tret?

i browsed on reddit and people say it's more effective:
if you run out of tret it's worth a try

 

[Deleted member 46986]

Do laser resurfacing make you look more younger ?

yes

 

[Deleted member 46986]

Holy fuck this is insane than u man only problem is its impossible to get in Canada

you can buy online

 

[eduardkoopman]

and way less irritating.

it's more irritating.

Tazarotene cream appears to work more quickly than tretinoin cream in patients with photodamaged skin, according to results of a clinical study conducted in 349 patients by Kang, Leyden, and colleagues (2001) this was referenced in “Retinoids in the treatment of skin aging: an overview of clinical efficacy and safety” by Mukherjee S, Date A and colleagues (2006). However, at the end of the 24 week study there was no difference in overall improvement between the two treatment groups. Application of tazarotene 0.1% cream and tretinoin 0.05% cream resulted in a similar degree of improvement in the following areas:

• Epidermal thickness
• Fine wrinkling
• Lentigines (liver spots)
• Elastosis- degenerative changes in dermal tissue associated with increased elastin deposition
• Mottled hyperpigmentation

The study compared four strengths of tazarotene (0.01%, 0.025%, 0.05%, and 0.1%) with tretinoin 0.05% cream and found that side effects, such as burning, were more common in the tazarotene-treated groups, especially when the higher-strength tazarotene cream was applied. However, side effects were generally of mild-to-moderate severity in both groups.

In a different study referenced in “Retinoids in the treatment of skin aging: an overview of clinical efficacy and safety” by Mukherjee S, Date A and colleagues (2006), which had 173 patients showed tazarotene 0.1% produced results more quickly than tretinoin 0.05% cream in patients with photodamaged facial skin. Tazarotene was found to better than tretinoin after overall integrated assessment for:

• photodamage at week 16
• fine wrinkling at week 24
• mottled hyperpigmentation at weeks 12 and 16
• coarse wrinkling at week 4.

There were no significant differences between tazarotene 0.1% cream and tretinoin 0.05% emollient cream in patients achieving at least a 1-grade improvement in:

• irregular depigmentation
• lentigines
• appearance of pore size
• elastosis
• tactile roughness
• telangiectasia and
• actinic keratoses.

This study also found that side effects such as burning were more common in the tazarotene-treated group, but only during the first weeks of treatment.

 

[6′2 still over]

you can buy online

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