Retinol

Retinol

sunflower182022-04-01T00:35:47.000Z
My favorite product in that line is the Vitamin C 23%+ Hyaluronic Acid Spheres 2%. Their caffeine++
solution is good, the retinol is good, the glycolic acid toner is good, the argireline solution is good, their hyaluronic acid is good.
JanetR552022-03-31T18:28:25.000Z
I prefer retinal, but Photozyme GFS plus night serum is a great option for a .5 retinol.
robinj2022-03-31T18:18:30.000Z
Have been using Zo Skin Wrinkle & Texture Repair with .5 >>>>
retinol for 1 1/2 years-- thinking of trying something less expensive. Recs for .5 retinol that you love? Thanks!
hartshead652022-03-31T05:21:02.000Z
Skinbetter
Yes, I swear by the Alpharet overnight cream and their SPF compact. Combo/aging skin. Evens texture, plumped my skin and never any irritation f
ziggymama2022-03-24T06:19:48.000Z
First of all, start small. Especially if you have sensitive skin (like me, age 66 btw), you ++
can easily irritate your skin and make everything worse by using too many, too soon. At the risk of confusing you further, I have lots of recs on m
suemazrn2022-03-23T14:25:15.000Z
I would recommend starting with a retinol and implementing a daily sunscreen. For more content r/o
I would suggest watching Hot and Flashy and Pretty over Fifty on Youtube. They have a lot of simple skin care routines and recommendations, very help
Natashia2022-03-22T14:34:08.000Z
Iherb recommendations? I tried badger oils
And loved them. Also now trying a retinol serum
rayoflight2022-03-22T11:20:02.000Z
That *should* be the norm - looking for the effects/results and if there are none after +
giving the product a fair chance, 3 months/6 months/a year, then why bother? It's either something that just doesn't address your individual concerns,
rayoflight2022-03-19T23:46:38.000Z
Depends. Is the skin getting dull because skin in dry and/or irritated, meaning, there +
is no the proper skin cell shedding happening, then the fix would be to look for the irritating culprit and generally - moisturise more (yeah, vague,
rayoflight2022-03-19T23:19:47.000Z
I'd probably streamline it by a lot and not switch between products. Instead, pick +
the one retinol that agrees the most with your skin and offers the greater degree of skin smoothing/texture refinement with the least adverse effects