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Starting retinol does not require a complicated routine. The most important principles are gradual introduction, consistent moisturizing and daily sun protection.
Step 1: Use retinol at night
Apply retinol to clean, dry skin in the evening. Avoid the eye area and lips unless a product is specifically designed for those areas.
Step 2: Start two to three nights per week
More is not always better. Beginning a few nights per week gives your skin time to adapt. Frequency can then be increased according to tolerance.
Step 3: Keep the rest of the routine simple
A gentle cleanser and moisturizer are useful partners when introducing retinol. If your skin becomes persistently dry or uncomfortable, reduce frequency rather than trying to push through irritation.
Step 4: Make sunscreen non-negotiable
Use broad-spectrum sunscreen during the daytime. Sun protection is especially important when your routine includes resurfacing ingredients.
Why choose encapsulated retinol?
Encapsulated delivery is designed to release retinol progressively rather than all at once. For beginners, this makes it a practical format for building a controlled nighttime routine.
A simple RetiCell routine
Cleanse, allow skin to dry, apply a small amount of RetiCell Encapsulated Retinol Serum, then follow with moisturizer as needed. Begin two to three nights weekly and adjust based on skin tolerance.
Do not overuse. If pregnant, breastfeeding or under dermatological treatment, consult a qualified healthcare professional before introducing a retinoid product.
What does RetiCell target? Read our encapsulated retinol guide for texture, fine lines and pores.
RetiCell formulation and routine considerations
RetiCell combines encapsulated Retinol with Pink PDRN, Copper Peptides, Niacinamide, Salicylic Acid and AHA/Glycolic Acid. Its retinol percentage is not stated in the product information provided here, so do not assume a mild beginner strength. Start one or two nights per week on dry skin, follow with moisturiser and increase only according to tolerance and pack directions. Avoid additional acids, scrubs, other retinoids or benzoyl peroxide in the same routine when starting.
Post-acne colour marks are different from deep, indented scars. Persistent or painful acne and scarring need professional guidance. Explore the encapsulated retinol buying guide and use broad-spectrum daytime sunscreen.
