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Vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3

Vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day, applying the peptide product in the morning and the vitamin A at night, to avoid extra skin irritation. Vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 both push your skin to work hard on renewal, which can cause redness and stinging when mixed together. You can fix this by using a gentler vitamin A strength or by switching to alternate nights.

Questions and answers

Can you use vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 together?

Keep vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 apart because combined stimulation may increase irritation, so try alternating their usage with a retinoid in the evening and peptides in the morning.

Which goes first, vitamin A or acetyl hexapeptide-3?

Keep vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 apart in your routine because combined stimulation may increase irritation. Alternate your usage by applying the retinoid in the evening and peptides in the morning.

Are vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 good for sensitive skin?

Keep vitamin A and acetyl hexapeptide-3 apart in your routine because combining them may increase irritation, so you can alternate usage by applying your retinoid in the evening and peptides in the morning.

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