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Can I use argireline with retinol s
Gidday Gio. Your advice is spot on. I have immaculate skin for a 55 yr old, religiously following your advice on actives, order of application, etc. No wrinkles, no melasma, plump skin. I know you’re an advocate of not using different products for facial zones (eg; eye creams) but I’ve noticed with my PM retinoids, If I use the same retinol 1% on my neck/decoll as I do on my face, my skin on my neck / decoll gets angry. I have recently switched up to a retinaldehyde 1% (bit of an improvement on decoll, but still angry), so now use Trilogy bakuchiol 4% for the neck/decoll which has calmed down. Is this normal,.and if so do you think bakuchiol is an effective alternative to get the same results for the decoll as I do with retinal for the face? I’ve read that the skin on your decoll is the same as the skin on your eyelids (very rhin..no fat..no muscle) which might explain why my retinol isn’t friendly on that zone. Appreciate your thoughts?