Retinoids

Retinoids, derivatives of Vitamin A, are potent actives used both in skincare and dermatology to stimulate cell renewal and enhance skin texture. They are particularly recommended for their effectiveness against wrinkles, pigmentation spots, and blemishes. However, although highly beneficial, retinoids need to be gradually introduced into the skincare routine to avoid irritation.

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Active substances

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Retinol: 6 mistakes to avoid.

As effective as retinol may be in reversing damage, the way you apply it can impact the results you see, given that it can dry out the skin and cause irritation. It requires caution and appropriate knowledge to harness its full potential safely. Whether you are a retinol novice or a regular user, discover here the five most common retinol-related mistakes that you should avoid when incorporating it into your skincare routine and which could do more harm than good to your skin.

FAQ

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Why does retinol irritate the skin?

Retinol is a popular ingredient that you will find in many skincare products, given its benefits. Even though its advantages are well established by research, its regular use can cause irritation in some people when they start using retinol or a product with a high concentration of retinol. Let's examine here the causes of this irritation, as well as ways to avoid it.

Psoriasis

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Use of Retinoids in the Treatment of Psoriasis

The psoriasis is a common chronic skin disease. There are many useful treatments to manage its progression. This is the case for retinoids which play a crucial role in the therapeutic options available to treat this condition. Effects, dosage, contraindications... learn more about this treatment in this article.