Does Skin Cycling Actually Work?

So I wanted to get on today and talk about a popular skincare trend called skin cycling. Skin cycling refers to switching up your evening routine to better increase tolerance and efficacy of your active ingredients. In this case, we're talking about Retin A. So on the first night you would use an exfoliant. I like a physical exfoliant and this one's my favorite. It's called Zio exfoliating Polish. It feels really good and you just use it after you cleanse your face. On the next night you would use your active product. I love the prescription grade stuff. It's the best tretinoin. I'm at 0.1%. The way that I use this is applying a pea sized amount to my entire face. That doesn't seem like enough, but this is how you do it. I put a pea sized amount on my index finger, dot once on my nose, cheek, cheek, chin and forehead and spread that into a thin layer. Then the third night is your recovery night. This is when you want to use your favorite moisturizer to counteract that dryness that you may have attained from using Retin A the night before. I like to use non comedogenic stuff and one of my favorites is this renewal facial cream by Epion's. It's a very thin layer, absorbs really well and doesn't leave any residue. Let us know what you think about skin cycling.