Clinical skin boost

Incorporate retinol into your nighttime skincare routine, as it is sensitive to UV exposure. To test its suitability for your skin, start with one or two weekly applications and gradually increase. You can also try the 'retinol sandwich' technique, which involves applying a thin layer of your moisturiser, then a thin layer of retinol treatment, and finally another layer of moisturiser. Always apply SPF during your daily routine. Avoid the eye area if the product is not specifically designed for under-eye use.

Using sunscreen is one of the best - and easiest - methods to protect your skin's appearance and overall health, regardless of your age. Regular sunscreen application helps prevent sunburn, and premature skin ageing.

Yes, the vitamin C serum is best applied in the morning to prepare your skin for exposure to environmental stressors. Retinol is more effective when used in the evening to facilitate overnight skin restoration. When used together, these ingredients work to maintain your skin's smooth, bright, and youthful appearance.

Store your vitamin C product in a cool, dark place to maintain its efficacy. Apply it once daily in the morning after cleansing, and remember to follow up with SPF.

Avoid combining AHAs and BHAs with retinol products, as this can lead to irritation. Additionally, refrain from mixing these ingredients with vitamin C products, as it can also cause skin irritation.