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Age:
18+
Brand: Dermomedica
Line: retinolic
Product Type: face cream
Product Properties: anti-aging, anti inflammation, anti redness, rosacea, soothing
Ingredients: green tea, lavender, retinol
Formula: silicone
When To Use: night
Gender: for women
Classification: dermatocosmetics
Skin Type: problem, sensitive
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Retinal is truly a unique ingredient that stimulates the renewal and reconstruction of the skin. Essentially, it is a form of vitamin A that is more potent than classic retinol. Moreover, it is better tolerated by the skin, reducing the likelihood of irritation. Retinal has a superior impact on the functioning of the sebaceous glands, effectively treating acne and rosacea. It is the main ingredient in Dermomedica Retinolic 0.1% Retinal Cream, which also contains Niacinamide, a natural antibiotic that alleviates inflammation, redness, and excessive pigmentation. Bakuchiol, on the other hand, is a plant-based retinol alternative that enhances skin firmness.
Benefits of Dermomedica Retinolic 0.1% Retinal Cream:
- provides anti-ageing benefits without causing irritation;
- stimulates the renewal and reconstruction of the skin;
- soothes redness and inflammation, and has a mild lightening effect;
- increases skin firmness;
- Vitamin E offers antioxidant protection;
- Resveratrol improves elasticity and supports the skin during hormonal imbalances due to its estrogen-like structure;
- easy to apply.-
Do not use during pregnancy (the product can be used during lactation). Avoid the area around the eyes.
When undergoing retinal treatment, use zinc-based creams every morning: Dermomedica Antioxidant Mineral Cream SPF 30, Resveratrol Mineral Cream SPF 30, or Peptide Mineral Cream SPF 50. These creams help enhance vitamin A metabolism in the skin and provide mineral sun protection.
While undergoing professional treatments, stop using the cream 2 days before the procedure and resume use 2 days after the procedure, or follow your therapist's recommendations.
Topical retinoid treatment (if there are no contraindications) should last 18-24 months.