Vitamin A has been found to fight aging and make skin more elastic and younger looking. The best way to get vitamin A is from healthy foods like fruits and vegetables. However, vitamin A creams, called tretinoin, can be applied directly to the face to maximize the power of the vitamin, eliminating wrinkles and smoothing skin.
Start with the lowest strength tretinoin cream, .0025 percent strength. After using the full tube, move on to the 0.05 percent tube and then the .1 percent strength. This will allow your skin to adjust to the cream.
Wash your face in the evening before using the vitamin A cream. Do not use a medicated facial cleanser.
Apply the tretinoin vitamin A cream about half an hour after washing your face. Apply a thin layer over your entire face, avoiding your eyes, nose, mouth and any cuts or other open wounds. The cream should be applied daily or every other day.
Apply sunscreen every morning. Vitamin A cream makes the skin of the face more likely to be damaged by sun.
Expect your skin to get worse before it gets better. Peeling, acne and discomfort may occur in the first six weeks. After that, you will begin to notice that the Vitamin A cream has made the skin on your face tighter and smoother.
Related Articles
Removing Acne Scars With Tretinoin Cream
How to Remove Dry Skin on the Face
How to Use Copper Peptide With Vitamin C
How to Use a Cream With Arginine
Calories in a Tablespoon of Cream Cheese
The Difference Between Retin A & Renova
What Is Tretinoin Cream Used For?
Homemade Deep Wrinkle Cream
The Best Vitamins for Sinuses
How to Get Rid of Neck Stretch Marks
How to Treat Rosacea With Green Tea
Vitamins for Mental Alertness
What Effects Do Oranges Have on the ...
Estradiol Cream & Wrinkles
Tazorac Cream & What it Does for Acne
Estrogen in Skin Creams
How to Make Acne Scars Go Away
How to Use Pyrithione Zinc for Rosacea
Mother of Pearl / Bleach Cream Remedy
Natural Remedies and Vitamins for ...
References
Writer Bio
R.J. Bowman has a Bachelor's degree in accounting with a minor in English from Pensacola Christian College. After college, she taught English to seventh graders until becoming a mom. At that time, she found freelance writing to be a great way to keep her writing skills sharp.