Dermatica

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Hello I thought I would post my Dermatica refer a friend code . It's gives you a months worth for around £3.50 and the 2nd month with 25% off .
It's the best form of retinol and after a consultation they will also add other ingredients for problems like open pores , rosacea , hyperpigmentation etc .

www.dermatica.co.uk/referrer/V3WPNY

I should add it's also made me really look at my skin care , big confession was never one for Sun block on my face before , hence the need for anti ageing !

Thanks for the code but what's in it for you? 😏Do you get a discount too?

I get £5 off my next delivery . I started the post as I found out about Dermatica from here so am playing it forward.

Dermatica refer a friend code 7VL8LR.

First treatment is only £2.90 and you will get £5 credit from using the code above! 😊

Get £5 or 25% off with dermatica!!! Basically, try it for £2
I've been using the anti aging formula for 6 months now and I wouldn't even waste my time buying any other anti aging cream. Tretinoin works better than any shop bought retinol.
Combined with tablet collagen I'm convinced it's the winning formula with anti aging.
My referral code is:
XD206Q

I've been using it for 3 months and am yet to see a difference, hope you get better results

To be fair, tretinoin (prescription strength retinol) is more of a long game thing, results wise, @Xztop. If you are using it as directed and using sun protection (min spf30 daily) then you will likely notice a real difference in a couple of years.

I used Dermatica for 15 months (their acne prescription, so adapalene, not tret). Saw very little improvement overall and didn’t like the Vaseline like texture of the formula. Have recently swapped over to Skin & Me where the both the ingredients and the formula type are different (creamy not waxy and greasy like dermatica).

Prices are the same or thereabouts and the services are run on the same principle, so it’s all about whatever suits your skin best.

@LynneBenfield I do have a tret prescription but I mainly started it for my hyper pigmentation and melasma, dermatica themselves said I should see results in 3-4 months, I'm going round carry on for another month and then contact them

www.dermatica.co.uk/referrer/WW4VVP

I've been using skin and me for a little while and am really impressed so far with the effect on my acne and I've had no side effects. It seems very gentle but effective.

I’ve also tried a bottle of Dermatica (couldn’t resist the free-ish trial). They've prescribed the same mix of ingredients as my skin and me treatment but a slightly higher percentage of tretinoin. I’ve found it does dry out my skin a bit, so I’ve been using it every other day (and just one pump, which is significantly less product than a skin and me dose).

I think dermatica will be more cost effective long term if my skin can learn to tolerate it (I’m going on two months of use and still haven’t run out). Though my skin seems to tolerate skin and me better.

If anyone is considering either I have referral codes for both I'm happy to share 😊.

Skin & Me 1 month free (ex prescription fee of £3.50)
www.skinandme.com/?promocode=KRISTINB5WRV

Dermatica (seems to be £2.90 then 25% off the next month using referral code)
www.dermatica.co.uk/referrer/PJ0DL8