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happyxskin
Oily/Resilient
Personally, I wouldn’t at your age. I’m 31 and just starting to get fine lines, and so I believe it is something I am going to incorporate shortly. At 21 your skin is young… the best anti-aging for you is SPF, SPF and SPF ☺️ but it’s completely a personal choice and up to you, but I wouldn’t personally.
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happyxskin
Oily/Resilient
its not about what actives are good for your age, but what actives are suitable for the skin concerns you have.
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syahnidaareo
Dry/Sensitive
If you think your skin needs it, use it immediately. The sooner the better. I suggest, do it slowly to introduce to the skin. so that the skin is not shocked. For example, initial use starts with 3 times a week to see how your skin reacts. If, you are sure your skin is ready, the intensity of its use is increased to 2 times a week. and so on, until your skin is ready to use retinol every day. Don't forget to wear sunscreen every day. And pay attention to the use of other active ingredients.
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nattyskinfan
Oily/Sensitive
What are the skin concerns you want to treat? I’ve used retinol in my early twenties as a mild way to help prevent acne (as well as preventing aging) but I know it’s not for everyone. Happy to offer different actives suggestions for what results you’re looking for though 😊
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visuallynotshy
Oily/Sensitive
I have acne prone skin and also have dark spots..my skin aslo looks dull..also i wanna prevent ageing cz my skin looks older than my age..so I'm tryna find proper actives to get a healthier and younger looking skin
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Tapaswini
Dry/Sensitive
after 25 is ideal
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Tapaswini
Dry/Sensitive
Niacinamide, vit c you can incorporate of less percentage. focus should be on sunscreen application and moisturizer mostly
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