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Should I Use Retinol?

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Most common questions used to investigate

Are you in your mid-twenties?

Do you have fine lines and wrinkles?

Do you have dark spots?

Do you want a bright skin?

Do you have clogged pores?

Do you have peeling or redness?

Common conclusions

Your mid-twenties are a great time to start using retinol because patients who have used it for years swear by it.

Topical vitamin A–based drugs called retinoids—the most used and most studied anti-aging compounds— may reduce fine lines and wrinkles

Retinol is an important part of any healthy skin routine because retinols increase the rate of skin cell turnover and increase collagen production so that skin has more elasticity, clarity and radiance. Retinol and vitamin C are two of the best ingredients for fading dark spots. Generally, it can take about three to six months of daily use (retinol can be used both during the night and the day ) to notice a difference.

You should start using retinol because a retinol is fantastic for helping your skin stay smooth and firm and bright.

If you have oily skin, acne, clogged pores and uneven skin tone retinol is a great choice for you, because retinoids can unclog your pores, allowing other medicated creams and gels to work better.

It is OK because retinoids are no good for peeling and redness. Typical side effects include dryness, tightness, peeling, and redness — especially when first starting out.

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