![]() ![]() I wouldn't advise using any physical (i.e scrubs) or chemical acid exfoliants such as glycolic acid. If you experience any peeling, then gently exfoliate the area with a gentle hydrating cleansing balm and remove with a damp muslin cloth. I have 2 theories as to why this happened 1) because the skin was fresh and a little sensitive or 2) I was menstruating and this always makes my skin is more senstitive. I have not experienced any direct reaction to the Retinol 0.2%, so have nothing to report in terms of dryness, redness, peeling or irritation. What I did notice is that after week 3 that when I applied my Vitamin C one morning it tingled and stung and it never normally does this. ![]() I do normally look like a grease ball when I go to bed (lol) but by the morning it has all absorbed. I leave it for about 5 mins and then apply a mixture of oil and/or cream to my face. Then I apply the Retinol 0.2% in Squalane all over my face (avoiding the sensitive eye area), my neck, decollete and the backs of my hands. I basically cleanse, tone and wait for the toner to dry. My skin type is combination, with dry cheeks and under eye area with an oily T Zone.Īnyway, I apply the product as part of my night time skin care routine. I started using it as I have hyperpigmentation and wrinkles on my forehead and around my eyes, although I apply other products there as Retinol musn't be used around the eyes. I started using the Ordinary's Retinol 0.2% in Squalene a month ago. How I use the Ordinary Retinol 0.2% in Squalane
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