Prescription Skin
Prescription skincare for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, visible aging, and lash growth.
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Azelaic Acid Cream
30g tube
One active for tone, redness and bumps at once.

Dapsone Acne Cream
30g tube
Prescription acne care for inflammation, not just clogged pores.

Hydroquinone 8%
30g tube
Prescription-strength brightening for stubborn pigment.

Lash Serum
5 mL
The prescription active behind longer lashes.

Rosacea Cream
30g tube
Two rosacea mechanisms, compounded into one cream.

Tretinoin
20g tube
Prescription retinoid, compounded to your strength.

Tretinoin + Niacinamide
30g tube
Tretinoin, built to be tolerable enough to finish.
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7 prescription skin profiles
Prescription skincare for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, visible aging, and lash growth.
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