How To Use The Ordinary Granactive Retinoid 2% Emulsion | Full Demonstration

In this video, you will learn how to use The Ordinary Granactive Retinoid 2% Emulsion.

Granactive Retinoid 2% Emulsion: amzn.to/4l5pMRk

Targets: Signs of aging, textural irregularities
Format: Emulsion
Regimen Step: Apply before oils/creams
Conflicts: Do not use with other retinoid treatments
Time of Use: PM only

Product Information: theordinary.com/en-us/granactive-retinoid-2-emu…

Important: Refrigerate after opening!

Application Tips:
Serum Usage: It’s recommended to use no more than 3 serum formulations in a single routine for optimal skin penetration.

Application Order: Apply water-based solutions first, followed by anhydrous or oil formulations, and finally cream/suspension formulas. If using multiple water-based serums, apply based on the priority of your concern (the product addressing the most important issue should be applied first).

Quantity: About 2-3 drops of each serum and 1 pea-sized amount of cream should be enough for the full face and neck.

Retinoid Usage:
If you wish to incorporate multiple Vitamin C products, retinoids, or direct acids into your skincare regimen, it’s recommended to use them on alternate evenings. Allow your skin to adjust to one product before introducing another.

Note: When pregnant or breastfeeding, it is recommended to avoid any skincare products containing retinoids, such as formulations with Granactive Retinoid or Retinol.

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