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Vitamin A is one of the most widely used skincare ingredients, yet there are still several misconceptions and myths surrounding its use.

Your skin is incredibly intelligent. It regulates, converts and stores vitamin A according to its needs, which is why a personalised approach is so important.

Swipe through to discover the facts behind one of skincare’s most misunderstood ingredients and separate the science from the marketing.

✨ If you’re unsure where to start with vitamin A send me a DM with “VITAMIN A” or book a skin consultation. I’d love to help you achieve healthy, resilient skin.

💬 Have you ever been confused by the different forms of vitamin A? Let me know in the comments!

If your skin isn’t where you want it to be DM the word ‘HELP’ and I can work out what your skin actually needs

Your future skin is being shaped by the choices you make today. ✨

Whether you’re 25, 35, 45 or 55, it’s never too early or too late to invest in your skin.

Your skin doesn’t care when you start, as long as you start!

Small, consistent choices made today can lead to healthier, stronger, more resilient skin in the years ahead.

Every great skin journey starts with a single step.
Have you started yours yet?

DM me the word “SKIN” and let’s create a personalised skincare plan that’s tailored to your skin, your goals and your lifestyle.

A survey including 2000 women found that nearly 85% believe that skincare marketing has become too full of jargon for the average person to understand, highlighting a significant gap between consumer purchasing behaviour and actual product education.
 
37% admitted they purchase products with “buzzword” ingredients without fully understanding how or when to use them.  
 
This consumer confusion is frequently leading to application errors and product misuse.
This shows the level of uncertainty about the specific functions of popular active ingredients including Retinoids, Ceramides, Niacinamide and Glycolic Acid.  
 
33% of consumers combine active ingredients without knowing if they should safely be used together.
 
For many, this trial and error approach has lead to skin damage with nearly 3 in 10 women (29%) experiencing irritation, breakouts or skin barrier issues after using a product they did not fully understand.
 
Only 19% claim to know the correct order to apply their products and stick to it.
 
So where are consumers sourcing their advice?
 
35% of women do not seek out skincare advice from any source at all
25% view brand websites for guidance and 25% follow advice from  friends and family
22% stated they would listen to a qualified dermatologist
 
Skin Rocks founder, Caroline Herons who commissioned the survey said “people are overwhelmed, confused and mislead by buzzwords and trends. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed with so much jargon and so many trends., rather than being given real education on what their skin actually needs. Simple clear guidance has never been more important”
 
The right skincare shouldn’t be a guessing game. Book an eventis digital skin analysis and let me create a personalised skincare plan based on your skin’s needs, helping you achieve better results with confidence.
 
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