When it comes to retinol, slow and steady truly wins the race. Zaborowski recommends starting with a retinol product one to two times per week, then working your way up to three to four times a week, and applying it at night. "When you apply it at night this allows your skin to repair itself overnight and avoids direct sun exposure which can cause increased irritation," she explains. Most importantly, don't skip out on SPF during the day. "Always wear SPF during the day and don't forget to reapply," Zaborowski warns. "Retinol, especially at the beginning, can make your skin more sensitive and likely to burn." Do not use this cream in the event of a history of hypersensitivity to one of the components, infected dermatoses, oozing dermatoses. The cream form, with its more fluid texture, is better suited to skin irritations with a larger surface area and is more easily absorbed by the skin. A313 pure vitamin a pommade offers the same retinoic acid effect on wrinkles and fine lines, at a slightly lower concentration than avibon. A313 pommade comes in the same pommade form as avibon. Visible scientifically proven results on fine lines and facial wrinkles, eliminates eczema and dry skin on the lips and hands. A313 works great on acne scars, enlarged pores, and even scars and stretch marks. The pommade tones the skin without overdrying like other retinoid products - works great on sensitive skin and is an excellent anti-aging product.

Risk of hypervitaminosis A: Be careful, as there is a risk that vitamin A passes into the blood, this cream should not be applied to a large area of skin, under a closed bandage, on damaged skin, in particular burnt, on a mucous membrane, in premature babies and very young children or during prolonged treatment. Generally it is best applied at night, and sunscreen is recommended if A313 is on skin outdoors. If sensitivity occurs reduce use to once every 2-3 days or as recommended by a dermatologist. This overview is not a substitute for medical advice. 200,000 U.I. pure vitamin A concentrate. *Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women. Please consult your doctor. Buy now with confidence. Ointment A313 with vitamin A in a 50 g tube, on sale in our online pharmacy, is a vitamin A-based medicine indicated for the adjunctive treatment of irritative dermatitis .

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This is a cult product for a reason. A product that provides phenomenal results. But why? Based on the vitamin A content, we shouldn’t really be noticing much of a difference. Research. The difference between two drugs indicated for the treatment of skin irritations is their dosage. The ointment is by definition a water- in- oil emulsion while the cream is an oil- in- water emulsion.

My confusion increased. Vitamin A, any form, regardless of strength takes time to work. It will be a while before you start to notice the benefits. Therefore, why on earth was the A313 giving me amazing, immediate benefits based on such a low-strength vitamin A content? I read somewhere it has 0.2% retinol and I would like to use it after dermarolling since the base looks hydrating. And is cheap.

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However, this plumped appearance is temporary. You would need to use the A313 almost every single day to reap those plumping benefits, which have absolutely nothing to do with the vitamin A content. I tried it again a few nights later, still unable to believe the A313 with its very limited Vitamin A content could provide such results, and awoke to the same soft and plump skin. I looked so healthy and youthful. The following products are—at the time of the latest update—fully available in the UK and France but only partially available elsewhere. Where appropriate we have selected and linked to regional alternatives. ***As of the current update, we have only been focussing on the USA, France and the UK. Apply a thin layer of the cream onto the skin and massage gently. Use 2-3 times a day. Keep out of reach of children. Store below 25C When I suffered from acne flare-ups with seemingly no other prevention, what was the solution? Retinol. When my friend struggled with hyperpigmentation and rough skin, what was her solution? Retinol. When my parents were worried about wrinkles, what was their solution? Retinol. Discovering this over-the-counter miracle truly feels akin to stumbling across the fountain of youth, and we just *had* to share it with you.

Irritative dermatitis mainly affects areas that contain sebum, mainly the face, but also the scalp and torsoI don't have any specific skin problems but this gave my skin an exceptional glow and plumpness and even tone, even after two or three days. I use it every second day or so. Yet every review I found of actual users of the product, all claimed that it worked absolute wonders?