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annaya
Oily/Resilient
Another active for milia is retinol. I would give a try to a retinol cream 🥰
First Aid Beauty
Fab Skin Lab Retinol Eye Cream with Triple Hyaluronic Acid
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The Inkey List
Retinol Eye Cream
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hashiskincare
Dry/Sensitive
I came here to suggest Retinol but Annaya has already done that.
The Pure&Care is quite good and inexpensive
Pure&Care
Retinol Vitamin A Eye Creme
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Glenn
Dry/Sensitive
I’m really prone to milia - and have struggled with it for years! The only thing that has helped me is prescription Tretinoin.
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Buhbles
Oily/Resilient
Retinol and retinoids are the game changer for milia. I like to use Differin since it's a gel and is very lightweight for the eye area. Just make sure to go slowly with it since the eye area is sensitive. I also alternate between BHA and AHA (glycolic is my favorite) which I find is more effective than just one or the other.
Differin
Adapalene Gel 0.1% Acne Treatment
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VAO
Oily/Resilient
Sorry but serums only prevent milia they rarely help in resolving the problem. For that you need to find a derm or estethician who removes them with sterile needles. The reason you have to find a specialist is that although milia comes out easily there is a risc of eye damage if the procedure is not done by someone who actually knows what theyre doing. Good luck!
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