Retinol

Retinol

BayAreaMom2022-07-18T17:33:44.000Z
imo, the glycolic acid (an aha) should be used in a different routine than any retinal/retinol +
and keep in mind that using acids will increase sensitivity to the sun
BayAreaMom2022-07-18T17:19:33.000Z
Good question, and one that I welcome looking into, as this Avene product is retinal (not retinol) +
and I hope this link will be helpful: https://www.byrdie.com/retinaldehyde-for-skin-4770963
Natashia2022-07-16T16:01:05.000Z
$30. My fav to date is neutrogena the one with retinol
mannequin2022-07-15T07:45:45.000Z
Just morning. Retinol at night.
Redwings112022-07-14T13:05:10.000Z
10% is fairly mild, but 15% is rxn strength so I would suspect it's quite possible. Just like +rop
going from OTC retinol to rxn retin A would likely increase side effects (dry skin, flaking, etc.)
hardeyeroll2022-07-13T23:44:19.000Z
My eyes are very sensitive so personally I’d never
put retinol on lids for fear of migrating down from oily eyelids.
JanetR552022-07-13T22:07:49.000Z
I wouldn't recommend using retinol on the eyelids
luluminati2022-07-13T21:06:05.000Z
best retinol product for eyelids?
productjunkie762022-07-10T21:54:18.000Z
sunscreen everyday, retinol or prescription retin a, vit c and other antioxidants like green tea,r/o
eat lots of fruits and veggies and get the right amount of sleep and ease up on stress if you can.
SnapBang2022-07-10T20:06:30.000Z
For medical grade, stick with vit. C., Peptides, retinol, growth factors and sunscreen. Drugstore
Has great glycolic acid