Retinol

Retinol It is a derivative of vitamin A belonging to the retinoid group. It is one of the best-known active ingredients used in skincare, particularly in treatments targeting the signs of ageing, uneven skin texture and blemishes.

Retinol influences cell renewal processes and supports collagen synthesis, thereby helping to improve the skin’s firmness, elasticity and tone. Regular use of carefully selected retinol-based products can also help to reduction in the appearance of wrinkles and improving the skin’s texture.

Retinol It is also used in the care of skin with imperfections. It can help regulate the keratinisation process, reduce the formation of acne lesions and improve the appearance of the skin acne scars. It can also be used as part of a skincare routine for skin with an uneven complexion and discolouration.

Due to the effects of retinol, it should be introduced into your skincare routine gradually. During the course of treatment, your skin may be more sensitive to external factors, so it is important to use adequate sun protection and keep your skin properly moisturised.

The choice of retinol concentration and frequency of use should take into account the condition of the skin and the individual’s tolerance. In the case of intensive retinoid treatments, it is advisable to consult a specialist regarding the course of treatment.