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Retinol vs Retinal vs Bakuchiol: The Ultimate Skincare Showdown

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Summary

In this episode of Love Saranghae, Peter and Andrea discuss the differences between retinol, retinal and bakuchiol, two popular skincare ingredients. They explore the history, benefits, and side effects of retinol, often regarded as the gold standard in anti-aging skincare. The conversation then shifts to bakuchiol, a plant-based alternative that offers similar benefits with fewer side effects. The hosts provide insights on how to effectively use both ingredients in a skincare routine, emphasizing the importance of cycling and personalizing skincare based on individual needs.

Takeaways

  • Retinol and retinal in skincare are synthetic forms of vitamin A and have been the gold standard in skincare for decades.
  • Bakuchiol is a plant-based alternative to retinol, derived from the Babchi plant.
  • Retinol/retinal has been clinically proven to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
  • Bakuchiol is safer and less irritating than traditional retinol.
  • Retinaldehyde is a more effective and less irritating form of retinol.
  • Cycling retinol usage is important to avoid side effects.
  • Using bakuchiol during the day and retinol at night can enhance results.
  • Every individual's skin is different, and skincare routines should be personalized.
  • Combining niacinamide with retinol can enhance its effects.
  • Consulting with a dermatologist is recommended for personalized skincare advice.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Retinol and Bakuchiol

06:13 Understanding Retinol: The Gold Standard in Skincare

13:21 Exploring Bakuchiol: The Plant-Based Alternative

17:00 Using Retinol and Bakuchiol Together

21:33 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Please visit us for more information

www.lovesaranghae.com

www.ororaskin.com

Instagram: @lovesaranhgaeskin

Instagram: @ororaskin

Youtube: @lovesaranghaeskin

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60 episodes

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Summary

In this episode of Love Saranghae, Peter and Andrea discuss the differences between retinol, retinal and bakuchiol, two popular skincare ingredients. They explore the history, benefits, and side effects of retinol, often regarded as the gold standard in anti-aging skincare. The conversation then shifts to bakuchiol, a plant-based alternative that offers similar benefits with fewer side effects. The hosts provide insights on how to effectively use both ingredients in a skincare routine, emphasizing the importance of cycling and personalizing skincare based on individual needs.

Takeaways

  • Retinol and retinal in skincare are synthetic forms of vitamin A and have been the gold standard in skincare for decades.
  • Bakuchiol is a plant-based alternative to retinol, derived from the Babchi plant.
  • Retinol/retinal has been clinically proven to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
  • Bakuchiol is safer and less irritating than traditional retinol.
  • Retinaldehyde is a more effective and less irritating form of retinol.
  • Cycling retinol usage is important to avoid side effects.
  • Using bakuchiol during the day and retinol at night can enhance results.
  • Every individual's skin is different, and skincare routines should be personalized.
  • Combining niacinamide with retinol can enhance its effects.
  • Consulting with a dermatologist is recommended for personalized skincare advice.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Retinol and Bakuchiol

06:13 Understanding Retinol: The Gold Standard in Skincare

13:21 Exploring Bakuchiol: The Plant-Based Alternative

17:00 Using Retinol and Bakuchiol Together

21:33 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Please visit us for more information

www.lovesaranghae.com

www.ororaskin.com

Instagram: @lovesaranhgaeskin

Instagram: @ororaskin

Youtube: @lovesaranghaeskin

  continue reading

60 episodes

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