My provider has been clear that I can increase strength when I feel ready, though.

Curology is known for their low-strength formulas, so I wasn’t surprised that this was the mildest of my prescriptions. Personal Opinion: My Curology provider was the most responsive and informative of the three. Results: Significant redness and texture improvement after 3 months of nightly use

Mine had no scent and layered well with the products I used underneath it. Prescription: 4% azelaic acid, 4% niacinamide, 0.25% zinc pyrithioneįormulation: this formulation was the smoothest and felt most like a normal moisturizer to apply. I did not purchase or try my second formula with the tretinoin.Ĭost: $5 trial, then $19 + shipping every month or $40 with free shipping every two months After experiencing irritation with azaleic acid, they switched me to tretinoin, which did not make sense to me. Personal Opinion: I felt the entire experience was very generic and that my provider was not personalizing my formulas. Results: Slight redness reduction after 4 months of using every other night However, it also had gritty bits in it that made it less enjoyable and more irritating to apply. It was the creamiest and thickest out of all three brands. Second 0.015% tretinoin, niacinamide 2.5%įormulation: this formulation also includes ceramides, which I really liked for my dry skin. Prescriptions: first 10% azelaic acid, 2% tranexamic acid, 1% magnesium ascorbyl phosphate.

My skin: dry, extra sensitive, eczema proneĬoncerns I wanted to address: redness, slight textureĬost: $5 trial, then $75 per quarter (for my specific formula) Hi! I tried these three online prescription services over the past two years and thought a comparison review might be helpful.

Curology reviews