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HPR Retinoid, listed as hydroxypinacolone retinoate in the ingredients, is a newer form of vitamin A. HPR is found in the ingredient Granactive Retinoid, among others. It is used in care for fine lines and wrinkles, often alongside other active ingredients, and what a product can do is stated on each product. How well skin tolerates it depends on the strength and the product.
Follow the instructions on the product. If you're new to vitamin A or have sensitive skin, start with a couple of times a week and build up. Use sunscreen during the day and use one vitamin A product at a time. If you're pregnant, trying to become pregnant or breastfeeding, wait before using vitamin A. A couple of quiet minutes with your care routine is also a little time for yourself.
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HPR Retinoid (hydroxypinacolone retinoate) is a newer form of vitamin A used in care for fine lines. It belongs to the retinoid family, like retinol.
Both are forms of vitamin A. Retinol must be converted in the skin before it works, while HPR Retinoid is a newer form. How well the skin tolerates them depends on the strength and the product, so start slowly if you have delicate skin.
Yes, if the product is made for it. Always use sunscreen during the day when using vitamin A.
No. Avoid vitamin A in skincare if you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant or breastfeeding. Ask your doctor or midwife if you are unsure about your skincare.