Retinol and Ceramide are two important active ingredients that are often used together in skin care products and complement each other. The unique properties of each provide significant benefits to your skin care routine:

Retinol (Vitamin A Derivative):

• Anti-aging: It reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by increasing the skin's collagen production.
• Anti-acne: It prevents acne formation by reducing inflammation and tightening pores.
• Skin regeneration: It improves skin texture by accelerating the regeneration of skin cells.
• Skin tone equalizer: It has the effect of lightening skin tone inequalities and dark spots.

Ceramide:

• Moisturizing: Increases the skin's moisture level and prevents moisture loss.
• Skin barrier strengthener: Protects the skin against free radicals and increases its resistance to external factors.
• Soothing against irritation: Soothes skin irritations and redness.

• When Retinol and Ceramide are used together:

• Supports the skin regenerating and anti-aging effects of retinol.
• It helps soothe the dryness and sensitivity that retinol can cause.
• It maintains the moisture balance of the skin and provides a healthy appearance.

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All Skin Types

Serums containing Retinol and Ceramide are popular products with powerful effects in skin care. However, there are some important warnings to consider when using these products.

General Warnings:

• Sensitivity: Before using any new skin care product, it is important to test it on a non-sensitive area, such as the inside of your wrist. If you observe side effects such as redness, itching, burning or excessive dryness, stop using the product and consult a doctor.
• Sun sensitivity: Retinol increases the skin's sensitivity to the sun. Therefore, it is especially important to use high factor sunscreen and protect yourself from sun rays when you use products containing Retinol. Reapply sunscreen frequently during the day.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Pregnant or breastfeeding women should not use products containing Retinol. During this period, you can choose alternative products suitable for your skin by consulting your doctor.
• Dryness and sensitivity: Retinol can dry and sensitize the skin, especially in the first weeks of use. To reduce these effects, start using it 2-3 times a week and pay attention to the use of moisturizing cream. As your skin gets used to retinol, you can increase the frequency of use.
• Irritation: Retinol can cause burning, itching, and flaking, especially on sensitive skin. If these symptoms are severe or do not go away, stop using the product and consult a doctor.
• Sunburn: Your risk of sunburn increases while you use retinol. Be careful to minimize exposure to sunlight and use high factor sunscreen.