Retinol:
A Complete Guide for Your Skin
Retinol is a form of Vitamin A that helps reduce wrinkles.
Skin types All
Objective: Reduces fine lines and wrinkles, Improves skin texture, Boosts collagen production
Frequency PM
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Quick Summary
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What it does: Reduces fine lines and wrinkles, Improves skin texture, Boosts collagen productionPairings: Hyaluronic acid, Niacinamide
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Best for: Aging skin, Uneven skin tone, Acne-prone skinAvoid mixing with: Benzoyl peroxide, AHAs/BHAs
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When to use: PMRisk: May cause irritation, dryness, or peeling, especially when first used.
What is Retinol
Retinol is a powerful antioxidant that promotes skin renewal and enhances collagen production. It is widely used for its anti-aging benefits.
Names and synonyms (INCI)
INCI:
Retinol
Synonyms:
Vitamin A1, INCI: Retinol, CAS: 68-26-8
CAS: 68-26-8
Benefits of Hyaluronic acid Retinol
Reduces signs of aging by smoothing wrinkles
Improves skin tone and texture
Helps clear acne
Who is it suitable for?
Skin Types
- All
Skin Concerns
- Aging skin
- Uneven skin tone
- Acne-prone skin
How to use it correctly
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Concentration and format
0.1% to 1% -
Frequency and timing (AM/PM)
PM -
Layers and order in the routine
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Application tips
- Start with a low concentration
- Use sunscreen during the day
- Apply to clean, dry skin
Compatibilities & combinations
It is powered by… Hyaluronic acid, Niacinamide
Best to avoid combining with… Benzoyl peroxide, AHAs/BHAs
Side effects & safety
May cause irritation, dryness, or peeling, especially when first used.
Patch test if you have extremely sensitive skin.