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Retinoids are a skin care hero for many reasons ― they target fine lines, pigmentation, collagen production and acne. But you’ll often hear that retinoids shouldn’t be used before you plan to spend time in the sun in order to protect your skin from a higher risk of sunburn and irritation that comes with retinoid use. But what if it’s summertime and you plan to be in the sun most days? Should you just cut out retinoids entirely?
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With the privilege of age come the inevitable and natural changes to skin. Dermatologists and beauty experts have previously told HuffPost that these shifts can result in drier, duller and more delicate skin, as well as loss of volume resulting in fine lines and wrinkles.
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As a self-proclaimed nostalgia-seeker and lover of all things vintage, I’m fascinated by the fact that beauty products of yesteryear can not only still be purchased, but are still recommended by experts.
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