May 4, 2023
Retinoids, or retinol, are a type of Vitamin A, that offers a lot of skin benefits. They help treat acne and slow down signs of ageing. They are available as creams, oils, ointments, serums, gels, and lotions.
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Retinoids enhance skin cell production. It boosts collagen production, exfoliates your skin, unclogs your pores, and decreases the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, leading to plump and fresh skin.
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When your pores get clogged with dead skin cells, oils, and other impurities, you can develop acne. Retinoids can help unclog pores and treat all types of acne. You should consistently use it to see the results.
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Acne scars occur due to inflammation and injury. Pricking pimples can lead to permanent scarring. Topical retinoid treatment can help reduce acne scars due to breakouts and also help prevent future breakouts.
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As you age, your skin cell growth becomes slower, and your middle skin layer becomes thin and loses moisture. By regularly applying topical retinoids, you can boost skin health and reduce wrinkles and fine lines.
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Dark spots or hyperpigmentation can occur due to sun damage on your skin. Applying topical retinoids to the light or dark brown patches on your face, hands, arms, or neck can help lighten these spots.
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Retinoids can transform dull and dry skin into brighter, healthier skin by increasing collagen and elastin production. It helps maintain an even skin tone and enhances the natural glow.
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Retinoids have anti-ageing effects. Consistently using topical retinol treatments can help fight signs of ageing, including dull skin, blotchiness, dark spots, fine lines, wrinkles, visible pores, and rough skin texture.
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Melasma is a skin condition where dark patches appear on your skin due to excessive heat, sun exposure, or hormonal changes. Applying a topical retinoid cream or gel can help treat melasma. If you are pregnant, ask your doctor before using retinoids.
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When your pores become clogged with dead skin cells or oils, they can become bigger and more noticeable. Using a retinoid can increase cell turnover, make your skin thicker, and prevent clogging pores.
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