Triacneal EXPERT Emulsion

10 Reviews

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   vengefulSwift2

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   I am using Triacneal for anti-ageing purposes. According to a Sk:n clinic nurse, who recommended it to me, it contains 0.125% retinaldehyde, the highest concentration in Avene’s range. It also contains an exfoliating enzyme x-pressin, which is equivalent to 6% glycolic acid. I find the exfoliation gentle and the emulsion, overall, quite moisturising for my dry skin. I use it nightly with no problems. My pores do appear a bit cleaner and my face has a more toned look. I think though, I’ll try Avene’s PhysioLift Night Balm once the bottle is finished. Although it only has 0.1% retinaldehyde, it contains more anti-ageing ingredients like hyaluronic acid which I think might give me more of a glow and hit the fine lines.

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   worldlyMeerkat7

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   I’ve been using this product for 1 week and i’m really amaze that “it work” .. my acne and comedo dissapear and i look so young than my ages.. very very useful…i have using many many similar product from many branded and i thing triacneal is the best one… I always using avene thermal spring water too in all my day and night.. i luv it to leave the skin from dehydration all over my busy days… Thanx to create this amazing product..

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   thriftyChamois8

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   It gets rid of big painful pimples
   Im someone with a lot of small pimples and comedons and it does nothing for me :/

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   pitifulOwl8

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   I’ve been using TriAcnéal Expert for several months now and I have found it to be really effective at eliminating blemishes and it also moisturizes the skin well. I read that it also has an anti-aging effect. I have fine lines under each eye and I was wondering if I can also use it under my eye to smoothen these lines. Any help would be appreciated.

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   exactingEggs2

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   I’ve received some samples and I immediately tried it out 😀
   This is a night cream and it has some retinols, so be careful if you’re sensitive to this!
   I love the decongestive effect it has – it clears the pimples and inflammations. It didn’t dry me out, tighten, redden or irritate the skin.
   However, I hate the smell (like a medicine or something) and it has some yellowish shade. The cream is really dense, but not oily. It stays on the skin, it’s not absorbing at all.
   For mild/ moderate acne works really good, I’d recommend it.

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   forsakenWeaver1

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   This helps keep reduce my acne and prevent breakouts. It is a great product if your skin is too sensitive for benzoic acid or products with salicylic acid. It doesn’t do anything for my blackheads. I can only use it on the oily parts of my face as it dries me out if I use it on my cheeks.

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   boredMussel7

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   I used it before i start using the similar product from la roche posay effaclar duo + eu version. It wasnt very quick with solving the acne problem i had it was warking very slow and also i had to wear it at nighttime because it has a yellow colour and after using it your face looks yellow. My face wasn’t absorbing it very well and it was feeling a little greasy. Maybe in the future i would repurchase it cause it didnt make my face flaky or dry something that effaclar did. Overall you should give a try since the price is low and its not causing breakouts

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   amazedPear6

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   I have a very complicated, clog-prone, sensitive and easily dried out skin. This moisturizer works wonders on it. I would recommend it to everyone, who wants to combat acne but also prevent wrinkles, without drying out their skin. LOVE IT. It is also great under make-up because it has great consistency,doesn’t ball up but isn’t too shiny either.

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   sadEland3

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   I don’t have acne so I use this for anti-aging. I have used the former version and also Diacneal + most of Avene’s retinaldehyde products (they *all* work).
   The main difference with this expert version is that the glycolic is out and 1% papain is in. Avene has also patented a new ingredient , Diolenyl that supposes to work by killing the P.acnes bacteria in some tricky trojan horse way. Treacneal Expert is also more emollient than the forme versions, which I like because the glycolic plus the 0.1% of retinaldehyde assaulted my poor skin.
   This is the first product I’ve tried with a leave-on fruit enzyme. I was a bit worried at first because some enzyme masks and peels have proved to be quite over effective. I can happily say that I tolerate the papain completely. After only a few days the surface of my skin felt smoother. Now, two weeks on this treatment I have skipped all other exfoliators because Triacneal Expert seems get rid of the dull, dry stuff by itself.
   I use three pumps every night over a niacinime or hyaluronic acid serum. I’ve even used a few times during the day when I’ve been at home. Sweden at this time of the year don’t offer many hourse of daylight.
   I’m going to continue use and see if the wrinkle smoothing miracle will happen in the next three months+

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    aboardMuesli0

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    My skin is so much better since I started using it. Someone reced it to me and I bought on discount. It definitely is a good product. It helps my skin but doesnt dry it like bha or retinol does. It’ s not as strog as those two but it’ s strong enough for my slitghly oily skin