Best skin care ingredient to reduce facial wrinkles
Which product effectively fights wrinkles on the face (photo: Freepik)
Vitamin A is considered the most beloved essential component in anti-aging products. These products are also called retinoids, which need to be applied to the skin correctly, according to Daily Express.
How vitamin A benefits the skin
Skincare expert Amish Patel shared that anyone who hopes to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, pigmentation, and enlarged pores should use products containing Vitamin A.
"Absolute hero skincare anti-ageing ingredient," noted the expert.
In the beauty world, this vitamin is referred to as retinol or tretinoin. Vitamin A creams accelerate skin cell turnover and promote the formation of healthy, undamaged skin.
Thus, the product helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, enlarged pores, breakouts, or oily skin.
"Skin is then left rejuvenated, brighter, tighter, firmer, and more youthful in texture and appearance," added the expert.
Vitamin A aids in shedding old skin cells and stimulates the regeneration of new, healthier, and smoother cells.
How to use
Vitamin A cream should be applied at night. Note that professional Vitamin A should be gradually introduced into your regular skincare routine.
It’s best to start with a product containing 0.3% retinol and slowly increase it depending on how well the skin handles it.
However, it's important to note that using SPF during the day is essential when using Vitamin A to protect the skin from UV damage.
With daily use, the effect will last as long as you continue to incorporate this amazing ingredient into your skincare routine. Moreover, there’s no need to apply a lot of product to the face -just a small pea-sized amount.
It’s important to know that any skin irritation - peeling, itching, or swelling - means you should stop using the product. Therefore, it’s advisable to consult a dermatologist before applying the product.
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