Is there a real retinol killer?
Is there a product that's better than retinol without the side
effects of retinol, retinol acids?
A lot of people talk about it.
A lot of people search for it, and there may just be something you should
know about that works similarly.
And in some studies have had the same effect as retinols on the skin
for skin tightening, fine lines, wrinkles, and even dark spots.
It's called . Some people pronounce it, but . But coochie, let me
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Try retinols, gentle plant-based sister for fresh, healthy skin.
Many people do.
And I know many of you like it.
I did a short on it and I heard some comments.
So I thought let's do a full veil.
Retinol is certainly however, the gold standard classic for your skin, but
here's why you might think about looking.
But QTL retinol and retinol books are very well studied, but there are some
downsides as many of you know, and you watch my videos on retinols and my shorts
to try and get you through all of the side effects and then avoid the inflammation,
the inflammation of the skin that it can.
Cause it can be quite harsh on the skin.
Especially when you first start using it, your skin can go through this little
phase where you get used to it, but you'll always be playing with the dose depending
on the season, the humidity, some exposure, hormones, et cetera, et cetera.
Not everyone wants that commitment nor can they get to know
their skin as well as others.
Some of you.
Are very geeky and educated, love to do things for your skin and want to deep
dive into all the science and other people just want to throw something on,
keep it simple and keep cruising along.
Without having to think about all the nuances about how
your skin's going to react.
Are you taking too much should abuse it the night, the morning
you want something simple as.
There are places that many people should not use retinols for
many, the neck and the under eye.
The skin doesn't have the oil production.
It's just too sensitive, but there's been a new ingredient that are making
waves as retinols gentle sister who works equally as strong magic
without the strong side effects.
But coochie y'all, it's a plant extract.
The beauty publications.
Uh, natural, less irritative, even vegan alternative.
Some of you might like that first off, what exactly is
retinol and why does it work?
We need to know that first retinol is the O G of skincare for dismissing.
Fine lines and dull skin.
It's a third strongest form of retinol, a vitamin, a derivative
that promotes skin, cell renewal and stimulates college and production.
Now I say the third strongest.
If you watch my retinol tutorial video, that's the complete
length, maybe 15 or 20 minutes.
You'll know that I talk about retinols.
The third.
It has to convert twice to get to retinol acid Retin Alto.
Retina Al is a product I like better than retinol.
It's a one-step conversion in the body to retinol WIC acid and retinol is the
number one most strong potent doesn't mean it's the best because everyone's going
to be a little different for their skin.
Sometimes a retinol is better for those with more sensitive skin.
But anyway, we'll talk about retinol is the third strongest because
most of you are likely on retinols.
It's more readily.
You do not need a prescription.
It promotes all of them promote skin renewal.
It stimulate college and production research shows 12 weeks of application of
a retinol can result in smoother for we're all around more youthful looking skin.
Sounds good.
Of course it does retinoids.
All things from texture, tone, hydration, hyperpigmentation,
sun damage, and breakout.
So acting types of retinoids around there, five types of.
All of which have varying degrees of effectiveness, retinol, like I said,
the third strongest over the counter option while tretinoin and tazarotene
are available by prescription only.
So it's harder for people to get them and they used to get
them from different countries.
It's harder to get them with the import issues going on.
So it's a favorable, favorable option for a lot of people, but it can also
be too harsh for those with sensitive skin studies show the side of.
S quite serious, like burning, scaling.
This ultimately leads to decrease consistency abuse.
Consistency is key.
Key key skincare is no good.
If you don't use it, the best skincare is the skincare you're going to put on
these exact downsides are what lead to the popularity of . Is it too good to be?
Well, the up and coming with is a plant extract that said they've
been using Chinese and Indian restorative medicine for years.
It's an antioxidant it's found in the seeds and leaves
of the plant surveillance.
Correla folia.
That's a big one, but studies have shown that the MACUSA helps prevent
the fine lines and wrinkles and with pigmentation, elasticity and firmness.
So it's all the things we're looking for.
It works.
And here's what I think most people want to hear and know, because now we
know what retinols do their per time proven, tested people are used to them.
But what I like about it is it works through the same receptors that retinol.
Which is why many referred to it as the natural retinol alternative.
I've come to note, as I'm going to tell you through the anti-ice
serum and accelerator system that I give to all my patients, because in
there there's no retinol, obviously there's growth factors and growth
factor signals to signal the skin.
There's no red.
But there is Bakula and that's how I've gotten to know the ingredient more on
that in the moment it's in and why?
I like the fact that it's a retinol similar product, because I can have a
muse uses through their whole facial region, including the under eye neck.
And a lot of the work I do is under the eye.
It's clear that these similar results for or why it's giving retinol a run
for its money, but what really gives . Well, as previously mentioned, it's
natural alternative people like that.
It's not as irritating, which is great because you can use it in different areas.
And it's easy for people to titrate, to figure out what to use and how to
use it because you can use it daily.
It's a great option for those who shop vegan clean, and then
consideration of skin conditions like exzema psoriasis and dermatitis.
But is not a vitamin a derivative.
And hence that means it doesn't have that irritating ingredients.
So it is indeed the vitamin a, not the fact that it's hitting the same
receptors that gives it, that irritating effect, the vitamin a derivative part.
So it is definitely in distinctly different in that.
A small trial confirms the results in a study with 44 participants.
Those who used retinol reported more sting, more harsh skin texture and
more kind of a burning irritation than they did with the . So it's proven
to be more, I'd say more consistently used, but what I mean by that?
Less irritative and thus more consistently used.
So don't discount that because a lot of people pop opera retinols, and maybe never
go back or never go back to something that hits that same receptor because
of that vitamin a irritative effect.
So should you make the switch?
It comes down to you as an individual.
This is a tough part with skincare.
You need to do.
To your own skin and get to know it.
But coochie all has that advantage of not causing the irritation.
There really isn't any serious downside to using it.
However, And this is part of the issue.
It is unclear whether it is truly as effective as traditional retinol because
of the lack of number of studies.
There is some are some studies out there now, uh, not just in vitro or, uh, in
glass, meaning outside of the human.
But there are some in-vivo, there are some studies involving
people prospectively with this, and I can go, we can look at one.
If you decide you want to know more about it, just let me know in the comments,
but it's not as well studied because there are hundreds of studies on retinol.
It's going to take awhile to get those, that amount of studies on Bakula.
There's just not a lot of data as.
But it does look extremely promising.
Now it's in the system.
And I mentioned that the antis system has many things.
You put the serum on first, and then you put the accelerator, the accelerator,
or that system, the accelerated in the serum combination has niacin amine.
It has peptides, of course, human bone marrow growth factor,
not cells, not any active.
And these are bone marrow growth factor taken from youthful people
around the age of 19 to 21.
And in culture, they just take a few of those cells and they culture them.
They have been tested for disease and illness.
They're only the growth factor.
Those are small signals that tell the skin to renew.
The thing is because is one component of that.
You can't say that it isn't the rest of the factors within that skincare.
That's making people look so young, but what I can tell you people on
that system, whether they're getting procedures or not, Phenomenal.
They look younger and that's why I insist if they have a
procedure done, they go home on it.
And for those that might just be doing a few skin treatments or appeals or those
that don't do anything, they have friends or family, I put them on that system.
So whether it's a Macoute yall or it is the growth factors or the combination,
you can't quite know, but who.
You know, it works.
The one thing I do know they're using it under the eye and on
the neck with no irritation.
And that's what I like.
Remember you don't have to throw your retinol retinol, look away.
You can use them at the same time in conjunction.
And if you're using them both in the same day, you would use the system.
First, the retinol would be your last step because I want the growth factors
to be your first, most observed.
Uh, after your cleansing, if you want to use them.
And this is what I recommend, alternatively alternately.
So you could use.
One day on your retinoid the next day on your entourage growth factor.
And you can switch it up if you really want to get to
know your skin twice a week.
For most people, if you're on a retinol WIC acid.
So the first, most potent is enough twice a week for most people.
And the other five days you can use the Ontario system.
So I let the mix and match, and I use them as a nighttime routine.
Cause most people use retinol and retinol retinols at night, you use your ontology.
The antis doesn't have factories.
That, um, necessitate when using it at the night, it doesn't have sun
sensitizing factors, so it can be used in the morning, but it's just
easier to use that system at night.
I, that is, it's not the least expensive skincare product.
You get what you pay for here.
Uh, but I like it to be on cleanse skin, no makeup, nothing else.
Therefore, uh, it reveals itself.
Wonderful part of the nighttime routine.
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