When it comes to skin care, more is not always better.
Here’s how skin care microdosing can help you get the perfect amount.
But in the case of our complexions, more doesnt always equal better.
Keep reading for what you gotta know.
One way to start microdosing is to use lower concentrations (or strengths) of these active ingredients.
Take retinoids for example.
board-certified dermatologist atAudubon Dermatologyin New Orleans
If you use too much, youre wasting that money.
If your skin feels just as good using less, then use less.
The instructions are always unclear when they say Use a pea size.
Use a dime size.
Use as much as needed.
Use a liberal amount,' says Ford.
Lets go back to that retinol example.
Just check that youre still using enough to get a thin layer all over the face.
What you dont want to skimp on is protective ingredients, like sunscreen or antioxidants.
board-certified dermatologist atAudubon Dermatologyin New Orleans
All in all, microdosing is about listening to your skin and taking the Goldilocks approach to tool.
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