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What products can I use in conjuction with Retin A gel to improve results?

IslandGirl

03/25/09

IslandGirl

Topics:Skin Care , Acne , Scars , Retin A

I have been using Retin A gel for about 4 months now and I am pretty pleased. My skin has almost cleared up, I still have breakouts near my hairline around my temples. My skin does have more clairity to it and I have noticed a smoother appearance. However, I am not completely satisifed and I would like my old acne scars to smooth out more. I have heard of glycolic acid and vitamin C, would these help? Any suggestions! Thanks!

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