If you can introduce it gently, it can make a big impact.
“I like to recommend the sandwich method,” says Dr Michelle. “Apply moisturiser, then apply the retinol, then apply another layer of moisturiser.” She suggests introducing it slowly: twice a week at first, then every-other night once you're comfortable, and finally, every night.
One common mistake is over-applying. “Apply less than a pea-sized amount all over skin,” advises Dr Michelle, “or apply it regionally . So if you have combination skin, like dry cheeks but an oily T-zone, just apply it down your T-zone."Resurfacing Retinol Serum with Ceramides and Niacinamide for Blemish-Prone Skin
," says Dr Michelle. It gently exfoliates and brightens skin, it smooths the complexion and reduces the appearance of acne scarring, and restores with skin-strengthening and barrier-building ceramides. "It's ideal because it's the perfect balance of active and nourishing. It's gentle on skin which is great for people with sensitivity, or who are scared of retinols,” says Dr Michelle. Apply the lightweight fluid before your moisturiser, or use the sandwich method mentioned above.
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