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1. • • Yes, retinoids will make your skin a little more sensitive to the sun. But research shows there’s no evidence to back up claims of photo-allergies or photo-toxicities with retinol. Provided you’re also applying SPF (which you should be!), there’s no reason your risk of burning should be significantly different to if you weren’t using a retinoid.
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     Retinoids & Summer: Should I Skip My Retinol When The Sun’s Out?

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   How long should retinol stay in the Sun?

   • Give the retinol a break for a couple of days while your skin heals and be sure to practice safe sun care when get back out there. To take your protection to the next level, avoid the direct sun as much as possible.

   The Dos and Don’ts of Using Retinol Safely in the Summertime

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   Should I apply sunscreen If I'm just starting a retinoid?

   • But there’s another reason to apply sunscreen: it’s an important part of a retinoid-based skin care program because your skin can be especially sun-sensitive if you’re just starting a retinoid. Let’s take a look at retinoids, sunlight, and how to navigate the best sun-safe approaches to your skincare routine. How do retinoids work?

   Retinoids and Sunlight: What You Need to Know | Ro

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   Should I omit retinol before or after a summer vacation?

   • If you want to play it safe, Dr. Nandi recommends omitting your retinol a few days before and after a summer vacation or beach day to minimize the risk of sun damage. Make this period without retinol even longer if you're planning to get a tan. Better yet, don't do that.)

   Can You Use Retinol With Sun Exposure in the Summer? - Real Simple

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3. cambridgelaserclinic.com › retinoids-summer-shouldRetinoids & Summer: Should I Skip My Retinol When The Sun’s Out?

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   Jul 30, 2021 · The instructions on many retinol products will tell you not to go out in the sun immediately after applying them. However, this is more to do with how well the product will work than about causing damage to your skin. Yes, retinoids will make your skin a little more sensitive to the sun.

4. www.realsimple.com › beauty-fashion › skincareCan You Use Retinol With Sun Exposure in the Summer?

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   May 30, 2023 · There are two reasons why we're told to stay out of the sun when using retinol. It breaks down in sunlight, and it makes your skin more prone to sun damage. According to Rita Nandi, NHS GP, MBChB, a cosmetic doctor at The Bloom Clinic, it's OK to use retinol year-round.

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6. www.riversol.com › pages › using-retinol-in-theThe Dos and Don’ts of Using Retinol Safely in the Summertime

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   In short, the answer is yes, it is safe to use retinol in the summertime, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to use it. Read on to find out best practices, things to watch out for and the most helpful products to use with it. DO be mindful of the sun.

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   • Retin-A works by refreshing skin cells. Retin-A’s active ingredient, tretinoin, was created as a treatment for acne. It works by normalizing skin cell turnover.
   • There are over-the-counter options. Retin-A typically requires a prescription, but you may find it is not covered by insurance for cosmetic use. There is an over-the-counter option you can consider.
   • Sun protection is especially important when using Retin-A or retinol. Sunscreen with at least SPF 30 should be used every day to protect your skin from the sun’s UV rays.
   • Retin-A isn’t right for everyone. Some people should not use Retin-A. “People who are on photosensitizing medications should avoid it because it does have that sun sensitivity side effect,” says Patel.

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   Feb 2, 2022 · If you’re planning on spending a lot of time outside during the day, here are a few tips to ensure you’re still getting the most out of your retinoid regimen: If in the sun, reapply sunscreen every two hours (more if needed, e.g., swimming). If you plan to be in the sun for the whole day, use SPF 30+ and reapply often.

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10. www.verywellhealth.com › what-to-expect-from-retinRetin-A: Uses, Side Effects, Dosages, Precautions

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    Jan 6, 2022 · Retin-A causes sun sensitivity (photosensitivity) by stripping away the outer layer of skin cells called the stratum corneum. This exposes the underlying cells to the effects of UV radiation. Side effects can become severe if you are out in the sun too long, such as when playing sports.

11. biopelle.com › latest-blog-posts › retinol-sun-exposureRetinol & Sun Exposure: Best Practice to Keep Your Skin Safe

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    The main reason retinol is recommended for nighttime use, according to Robert Anolik, a dermatologist in Manhattan and a clinical assistant professor at the NYU School of Medicine, is that ultraviolet light (like from the sun) can make retinoids less effective. By applying your retinol before heading out for the day, you’ll get fewer benefits.