Retinol is also known as Vitamin A which is an ingredient that helps resurface the skin. Its exfoliating properties help with getting rid of dead skin cells, healing acne, and preventing fine lines and wrinkles. By adding this to your nightly routine, you’ll be able to get that glowy and firm skin you’ve been wanting!

Who It’s Recommended For

We recommend using Retinol only if you're 18 years old or older, unless prescribed by a dermatologist.

Here’s Why:

• People below 18 don’t really need retinol in regards to preventing wrinkles, as skin at that age generally has a high cell turnover rate! This means that when you’re young, your skin is really good at renewing itself so you are naturally getting rid of dead skin cells and resurfacing the skin.
• Depending on the concentration, it can be too strong. Adding the incorrect concentration and type of Retinol to your skincare routine can cause more damage than good, so make sure you check with your dermatologist if you're planning to incorporate a product with this ingredient!

Looking for an alternative to Retinol?

Retinol is not the only product that can cure all of your skincare woes! There are other skincare ingredients that can be just as helpful as Retinol! So don’t worry if you can’t use it yet. Here are some tips!

If you want to start preventing lines and wrinkles, a good moisturizer will help!
Want to brighten your skin? Vitamin C is a great option and it also has anti-inflammatory properties.
Want to have plump, hydrated, and smooth skin? Add in Hyaluronic Acid in a serum formulation!

Check out Sky Drops for a Hyaluronic Acid Serum 

And stay tuned for a Retinol serum coming your way ;D

That’s it for today! Thanks for reading and remember to just keep glowing!

Learn more about Retinol here 

@myfacetory

What is retinol? 🤔 #retinol #retinoid #retinolskincare #retinolserum #retinolroutine #retinolserum #skincare

♬ original sound - FaceTory