Review on Anti Wrinkle Renewal Vitamin Retinyl Palmitate by Rebecca Johnson

VERY happy with this Derma-E line of products (anti wrinkle line, vitamin A in new red and white containers; haven't tried any others). -e cream many years ago and really liked it. At that time, to my knowledge, Derma-E did not make anything other than this cream. I've stopped using creams - I can't remember why - and in trying to find skincare products that really suit my vivacious, mature, pale red skin and cutting out the daily use of cosmetics, I've got one Expensive but fun phase when you try some of the best skin care products. Tried Tata Harper (great and highly effective but ridiculously expensive), Dr. Hauschka (good - still uses their redness-reducing pink cream - but uneven between products). , and expensive) and then for a while settled on the "Divine" line from L'Occitane. , although a good product to be honest, but its effectiveness on my skin does not justify its price. Then I saw the new Derma-E lines and decided to try some anti-wrinkle products. I am very happy with the four products I have been using for several months - this cream, night serum, eye cream and scrub are all in this line. Each is easy to use, helps a little, has a light if any scent, and is inexpensive. And effective, which means wrinkles, discolouration, redness and pores are reduced and skin looks fresher and more radiant thanks to the gentle exfoliating action of vitamin A. my skin and my skin looks relaxed and less wrinkled after application and since using it. A word of caution: this is a medium weight cream. When wet I only use a very light application. Now, in colder, drier conditions, I wear a little more. As I said, my skin is aging and not as oily as it was when I was young; This cream can be heavy for those with an oily complexion. A few words about navigating the maze of women's skincare products. Someone I read online, a skincare expert whose name I don't remember, recommends using products that are not only free of unwanted chemicals, but also contain substances that have been shown to be effective for all skin conditions. . Vitamin A. She wrote that (retinol) promotes the renewal or exfoliation of skin cells. Vitamin C has been shown to strengthen collagen. Vitamin E has been shown to have antioxidant properties. While it may be nice to use a product that contains exotic-sounding ingredients from far-off lands, it has been shown that almost none of these products actually do what the manufacturers claim. By the way, Derma-E has chosen to use A, C and E in almost all of its products and I think the results are unequivocal. And don't go broke using them!