VITAMIN A/RETINOL 1%/CLINICAL/preX | CAROLINE HIRONS

Vitamin A Housekeeping: All of the brands featured responded to my questionnaire and I am very grateful. Not all disclosed the % of their vitamin A ingredients so where possible I have alluded to the placement on the inci list on the packaging. All of these products will get an individual review on the blog (if they are not already featured). I am working on them solidly, so bear with. Do not forget your SPF. Seek your physician’s advice if pregnant or breastfeeding. None of the retinol series of videos is sponsored. This post does not contain affiliate links. Products are a mixture of press samples* and purchases. Products featured in this video: Differin – original Differin review can be found here: https://www.carolinehirons.com/2017/03/differin-gel.html Prescription Strength via your derm/docs only. A313 – listed as 2%, once applied should be around a 0.2% on the skin. Available widely in France and via certain websites in the UK. Amazon has it listed: https://amzn.to/2L8tZVL Retriderm Max* – 1% retinol, more details here: https://www.aestheticare.co.uk/retriderm/ and it’s available from https://www.teresatarmey.com/shop-skincare Dermatica* – mail order dermatologists for those that can’t afford an in-person visit. Service is reliable and authorised (I went through the entire process). Available here: https://www.dermatica.co.uk Obagi Medical* 0.5% and 1%: proper %s, you will notice you are using these. https://www.obagi.com/patients/product-line/retinols Envi