مصل للوجه مع 1% ريتينول نقي و5% فيتامين C و2% خلايا جذعية BasicLab Dermocosmetics Esteticus

Use retinol treatments during the fall and winter months, approximately from September to March/April. When incorporating retinol into your skincare routine, always use daytime sun protection with a high SPF50+ and avoid sun exposure. Additionally, remember that retinol treatments require increased hydration and skin regeneration.

Begin retinol use with a lower concentration, such as 0.3% or 0.5%, whether starting for the first time or resuming after a lengthy break. Introduce retinol gradually over the first two weeks, applying it every 4-5 nights. Every two weeks, reduce the interval between applications by one day. Apply retinol only once a day, during your evening skincare routine, on clean and dry skin, avoiding the area around the eyes.

When first introducing retinol into your routine, apply it yourself to observe how your skin reacts. Eventually, approximately 30-40 minutes after applying retinol, you can apply a moisturizing and regenerating product, such as a ceramide serum and/or a lipid-rich winter cream.

During the first few weeks of use, you may experience redness, dryness, or skin irritation, as well as peeling. This is a result of your skin building tolerance to the active ingredient.

For higher concentrations of retinol, start from scratch by applying it every 4 days initially, and gradually increase the frequency over time as your skin builds tolerance.

Using retinol year-round is acceptable, but during the spring and summer months, switch to a lower concentration. If you plan to spend extended time in the sun, discontinue retinol use about 4 weeks in advance.