How to use Neutrogena A alcohol

Neutrogena Alcohol A Night Cream focuses on reducing fine lines, saying goodbye to dullness, gently nourishing, and hydrating skin. However, this alcohol can easily absorb ultraviolet rays and cause damage to the skin, so let’s mainly talk about its usage below!

How to use Neutrogena A alcohol

Neutrogena Retinol Night Cream is generally used as a facial cream. Before use, you need to cleanse your face, apply lotion, eye cream, essence, etc., and finally use Neutrogena Retinol Night Cream. Moreover, after using Neutrogena Retinol Night Cream, it is recommended to turn off the lights and go to bed immediately, because the retinol ingredient contained in Neutrogena Retinol Night Cream is photosensitivity. So after using it, avoid light and sleep to better help whiten your skin.

Can Neutrogena A alcohol night cream be used every day?

A alcohol can be used for a long time. Retinol is an ingredient added to skin care products for its anti-aging benefits. As the skin ages, more and more people begin to pay attention to anti-aging. Skin care products containing retinol can effectively alleviate aging.

Neutrogena Alcohol Night Cream Review

This night cream contains about 0.15% of retinol and has a creamy texture, a bit like Clinique butter, but I personally didn't feel greasy after applying it. I used it as the last step, and I didn't feel oily after applying water essence and then cream. It is also well absorbed. But it may still be a little oily in the summer. For me, my T-zone is oily after I get up in the morning. If you feel it is oily, try to wipe it with a cotton pad!

Important points to note when using Neutrogena A-Alcohol Night Cream

In the first week, it is recommended to use it every 1-2 nights. If intolerance occurs, such as redness, dryness, peeling, and stinging, you need to reduce the dosage and frequency, and gradually build up tolerance over 2-4 weeks. If there is no discomfort, gradually increase to once a day. During the first few uses, you may experience slight tingling or redness on your skin, which is a normal reaction.