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Published 13:12 18 Sept 2023 BST
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If you're feeling hesitant about introducing Vitamin A to your skincare routine then start with a lower percentage.
"If you’re a newbie to the active ingredient, I always recommend that you start with a lower percentage or a gentler type of vitamin A, such as retinyl palmitate.
"Retinyl palmitate is the fatty form of vitamin A that needs to be converted into retinoic acid by the skin. This process slightly reduces the vitamin A’s efficacy, but it’ll help to prevent skin irritation."
"The goal is to gently acclimatise your skin to vitamin A over a period of time. This will then maintain optimum skin health," Jennifer explained.
Our skin will be glowing in no time with Jennifer's sage advice.
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