Prescription skin care

[dappledsunshine]

Has anyone tried this? I'm currently looking at skin + me or dermatica as I'm
in my 40's and feel as though I've aged rapidly over the last couple of years.

Would be interested to know how effective they are....

I've been with Dermatica for 8 months. My skin has never looked this good. Amazing!

I used Dermatica but have since changed to Skin + Me. Both are great for my skin but Dermatica’s customer service was ropey when I had cause to contact them.

If you want a referral code for Skin + Me, DM me (I understand that we both get a £ kickback for this )

I’m on my second month of Skin+Me and I love it!
Had a bit of an initial purge in the first 2 weeks, but it cleared up really fast, and I’ve just seen improvements from there! Only just starting to notice an improvement in pigmentation, but since the initial purge cleared I’ve only had one active spot just before my period last month!

I tried dermatica then changed to akin&me because customer service at dermatica isn’t very responsive. However I didn’t like the formulation of skin&me, it had an odd kinda peanutty smell and a much lower amount of tretinoin so my skin looked less improved. I did prefer the packaging of skin&me though. I ended up going back to dermatica.

I love skin and me, dermatica never worked for me but skin and me has made wonders to my skin. My sister and mum swear by them too. You get two months free with the referral scheme so if anyone wants to try it out for cheaper you can have my code:

CAROLINE59PU

Really helpful thanks, I'm leaning towards skin + me at the moment.

I'll DM you @ChocAuVin thanks

Do they work for teenage skin as well does anyone know? If so might sign ds up too and use your referral code @Lndnmummy

Let us know how you get on, @dappledsunshine

@dappledsunshine I’ve never tried it on teenage skin as such but my younger sister is using them and she is 24. It has helped her acne prone skin quite a bit.