How to Apply Retinol Correctly (Video Demonstration Included)

How to Apply Retinol Correctly (Video Demonstration Included)

Posted by Tatiana Goller on

Using the right amount of retinol is just as important as choosing the right formula.
In the video above, I show the exact technique dermatologists recommend to ensure effectiveness without irritation or side effects.

The Correct Amount: One Pea-Sized Dose

Retinol is powerful, and more is not better.
A single pea-sized amount is enough for the entire face and neck.

How to Apply Retinol Step-by-Step

Distribute the pea-sized amount by zones:

  1. Forehead

  2. Cheeks

  3. Nose (avoiding the nostrils)

  4. Chin

  5. Neck, without adding any extra product

This method ensures even coverage without overloading the skin, which is one of the main reasons people experience redness, burning, or peeling.

Why This Application Method Matters

  • Prevents irritation and dryness

  • Reduces the risk of retinol sensitivity

  • Ensures the product absorbs evenly

  • Helps maintain a strong, healthy skin barrier

  • Makes retinol safe even for more reactive skin types

Correct application = better results, fewer side effects.

If you’re new to retinol or upgrading your routine, this technique will help your skin adjust comfortably and experience all the benefits: smoother texture, fewer lines, and a more even tone with minimal irritation.

 

Watch video here:

https://youtube.com/shorts/_mXiJ6YGBe8?feature=share

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