Poll posted by BR Natalie
Retinol is scientifically proven as an anti-ageing ingredient, and once you get adjusted to using Retinol in your skin care routine, it's likely to become your favourite ingredient.
However Retinol isn't a straightforward ingredient - you need to introduce it slowly and give your skin time to build up a tolerance to it. Otherwise you face drying, peeling, redness and the dread Retinol burn!
These not-wanted side effects are the reasons why people with dry or sensitive skin might avoid Retinol - but luckily there are ways to introduce and use Retinol even if your skin type is less than favourable to it.
Introducing the new Garnier Green Labs Retinol-Berry range!
The Garnier Green Labs Retinol-Berry Cream Cleanser is perfect for dry and sensitive skin. It's an effective yet extra gentle cleanser that fully removes makeup, dirt, impurities and SPF, softening the skin while cleansing.
The Garnier Green Labs Retinol-Berry Serum Cream iis the perfect way to Introduce retinol into your skincare routine. This product is formulated to provide the benefits of retinol without over-drying the skin. It's three products in one; a night cream, a retinol serum, and an eye cream!
If you'd like to put your hand up for this trial team tell us about your experiences with Retinol - have you tried it? Or is something you've avoided due to your skin being dry or sensitive - or even both?
Why do you want to join this Trial Team?
I've avoided because I get my upper lip hair lasered off lol