BAKUCHIOL is the skincare craze of the moment, claiming to work like retinol but with no side effects- lets put it to the test.
Bakuchiol is everywhere in skincare, from oils to creams and serums, claiming to be the same as retinol but without the redness and skin sensitivity associated with retinols. Well we put these claims to the test in our retinol vs bakuchiol quick guide to skincare.
It can be hard to find a vegan retinol if your living a plant based lifestyle and it can be even harder to find one if you suffer with sensitive skin and Bakuchiol is often held up as the perfect solution, but do the facts live up to the expectations.
In this video we review the science behind bakuchiol, some of the studies which have been conducted and highlight some of the best products on the market if you do indeed want to include it in your skincare routine.
I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed filming it, if you did then please give it a big thumbs up as it really helps the channel, follow us over on Instagram @skinmad and dont forget to comment to let me know your thoughts on Bakuchiol and your favourite bakuchiol products.
Products mentioned:
The Inkey List bakuchiol
Herbivore bakuchiol
Indeed bakuchiol resurfacing pads
Revolution bakuchiol
Naturium retinol serum 2.5%
Videos mentioned:
1:05 Retinol Survival Guide- how to avoid the retinol uglies
Wherever in the world you are I hope you are staying safe and well and I look forward to seeing you in the next video.
#bakuchiol #herbivoreskincare #theinkeylist
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Mad About Skin
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