There is no specific age. Skin longevity doesn't start when the first signs of aging appear, but when you decide to care for today the mechanisms you want to preserve tomorrow. The routine must always be adapted to the age, needs, and tolerance of each skin.

An anti-aging routine usually focuses on correcting visible signs such as wrinkles, dark spots, or loss of firmness. Skin longevity broadens the focus: it seeks to preserve for longer the skin's ability to renew itself, protect itself, and maintain its quality.

Because skincare is no longer just about correcting wrinkles, dark spots, or loss of radiance. Skin longevity seeks to preserve the skin's capabilities for longer: to renew itself, maintain its structure, protect its barrier, and respond to oxidative stress. It is not just about how it looks today, but how we want it to function over the years.

Traditional skincare is usually mainly topical and corrective: cleansing, moisturizing, protecting from the sun, and using active ingredients to treat wrinkles, dark spots, texture, sensitivity, or acne. In other words, it works on the skin from the outside and often addresses signs that are already present.

An IN & OUT approach focused on longevity changes the logic: it does not just seek to correct how the skin looks, but to preserve how it functions for longer. It combines topical action with internal factors that also influence the skin: nutrition, rest, oxidative stress, inflammation, habits, and, when appropriate, supplementation.

Retinal plays a key role in a longevity routine because it does not only act on how the skin looks today, but also on some of the mechanisms that determine how it ages.

As the years go by, the skin's ability to renew itself and maintain essential structures such as collagen and elastin progressively decreases. As a result, the skin loses firmness, elasticity, evenness, and resilience.

This is where retinoids come in.

In addition to promoting cell renewal and improving skin texture, radiance, and quality, retinoids stimulate processes related to collagen synthesis and help limit its degradation.

Retinal is one of the most active cosmetic retinoids, as it requires fewer conversion steps to transform into retinoic acid, the form used by the skin.

That is why, within a longevity strategy, its role is not just to correct visible signs of aging.

If you have sensitive skin, we recommend speaking with our team before adding it to your routine. There are different ways to gradually introduce retinal, and in some cases, it may be necessary to adapt the regimen or consider other alternatives based on your skin's needs.

Yes. We recommend speaking with our team to tailor the routine to your skin's needs and help you find the most suitable product combination for you.