Resveratrol Gel Usage and Compatibility

Resveratrol is a powerful antioxidant with benefits for anti-aging, skin brightening, and protection against environmental damage. While it offers some protection against UV rays, it is often recommended for nighttime use to maximize its antioxidant and regenerative benefits while the skin is at rest. Using it at night can also help minimize potential sensitivity when layering with other active ingredients.

Regarding using Resveratrol Gel with other products:

• Vitamin C E Ferulic and Stabilized Vitamin C (Natural-C Glycol™) Serum:
  Both Resveratrol and Vitamin C are potent antioxidants. Using them together can provide enhanced protection against free radical damage. However, combining multiple strong actives can sometimes lead to irritation, especially for sensitive skin. You can try using Vitamin C in the morning and Resveratrol at night, or alternate using them on different nights to see how your skin tolerates the combination.

• Tretinoin (Retinoic Acid, Vitamin A Acid):
  Tretinoin is a strong retinoid known for its efficacy but also its potential to cause irritation, redness, and peeling. Combining Tretinoin with other potent actives like Resveratrol and high-concentration Vitamin C serums can significantly increase the risk of irritation and compromise the skin barrier. It is generally recommended to avoid using Tretinoin at the same time as Resveratrol or strong Vitamin C serums. You should use Tretinoin on separate nights from when you use Resveratrol or the Vitamin C serums, or alternate their use throughout the week (e.g., Tretinoin on Monday/Wednesday/Friday nights, Resveratrol or Vitamin C on Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday nights).

Always observe how your skin reacts when introducing new products or combining actives, and adjust your routine accordingly. If irritation occurs, reduce the frequency of use or separate the application times of the products.