There is no denying that vitamin A in skin care is essential - vitamin A is a cell communicator and is vital for healthy skin. Vitamin A is converted to retinoic acid and boosts collagen and elastin production, normalises blood flow, stabilises pigmentation production and sebum production, and controls ceramide production so that your skin stays firmer, clearer, more hydrated and healthier.
So how can you get more vitamin A retinoids into your skin?
Here is my guide because, let's be honest, retinols can cause redness, peeling, sensitivity to sunlight and irritation. But they are worth sticking with, so here's how to step up a little bit at a time to get your skin used to them - it will thank you in the long term I promise.
Here are my favourite five retinoids to use.
* Environ CQuence (which has been repackaged btw) can be found here http://www.environskincare.com/
* Paula's Choice Retinol Resist range including the serum, cream and body products http://www.paulaschoice.co.uk/shop/collections/resist-anti-aging-against-wrinkles-dry-skin
* The Ordinary Retinol 1% Serum http://ordinaries.com/product/rdn-advanced-retinoid-2pct-30ml
* Retin A you need to get it from a skin doctor (or abroad if you are naughty like me and you are in a country where the rules are more lax).
Dermalogica Overnight Retinol Repair http://www.dermalogica.co.uk/uk/html/products/overnight-retinol-repair-219.html
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