How to combine serums in your daily routine?

1.SERUMS WITH HYALURONIC ACID, VITAMIN C, RETINOL - WHAT DO THEY DO FOR THE SKIN?

Serums are highly concentrated formulations of active ingredients that guarantee maximum penetration and usage. When we wish to maximize the effectiveness of a specific active chemical, we employ them. Serums containing hyaluronic acid and vitamin C are the most regularly utilized. Retinol serums have recently become available. Hyaluronic or hyaluronic acid is moisturizer, and chemical that can bind and retain huge amounts of water in the skin. As a result, it moisturizes the skin deeply and effectively, preventing dehydration. 

Hyaluronic acid levels decrease with aging. In addition, the skin may become dehydrated under specific situations such as cold,heat, etc... This is characterized by fine wrinkles in the skin.

Vitamin C is a potent antioxidant, a chemical that counteracts the effects of oxygen-free radicals. Oxygen-free radicals are the ones that speed up the aging process of the skin. Vitamin C also promotes collagen formation and eliminates pigmentation abnormalities. When we want to make skin glossy and radiant we use vitamin C serums.

Retinol, a natural derivative of vitamin A, has a powerful anti-aging action. It allows for complete skin regeneration at all levels. Retinol serums can repair previously visible indicators of skin aging such as deeper wrinkles and loss of skin tone.

2.WHOM TO RECOMMEND?

Hyaluronic acid serums we recommend to persons who have dry skin. People with sensitive skin can also use it because of its safety. It is suitable for both young and aged skin.

Vitamin C serums restore skin brightness and luminosity, level out the complexion, strengthen skin tone, eliminate fine lines and pigmentation defects, and are thus recommended for those with grayish, relaxed, lifeless skin and fine skin wrinkles. It is suitable for all age groups, from young adult skin to old skin.

Retinol serums are advised for the treatment of pre-existing indicators of skin aging, especially when we want to correct deeper wrinkles and loose skin. We do not recommend retinol for highly sensitive skin that is prone to eczema and dermatitis,

3. TO APPLY THEM?

 Hyaluronic acid and vitamin C serums can be applied in the morning and/or evening. We only use retinol serum in the evening. Given the possibility of irritation, apply 2x per week at first, then gradually increase to 3x per week, and so on. Also, when using retinol, it is critical not to overdo it.

4. HOW TO COMBINE THEM?

Hyaluronic acid serum can be mixed with both serums containing vitamin C and serum-containing retinol.

What we must not mix are serums containing vitamin C and serums containing retinol, as their combination will almost surely cause skin irritation.