Myths About Retinol You Should Stop Believing

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1. Myth: Retinol can only be used at night. Truth: While it's true that retinol can increase sensitivity to the sun, it can still be used during the day as long as it's paired with a broad-spectrum sunscreen.

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2. Myth: Retinol should only be used on wrinkles and fine lines. Truth: Retinol can benefit your skin in a variety of ways, including reducing acne, improving skin texture, and minimizing the appearance of pores.

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