Definitely DO NOT use the A Night Gel and the A Retinyl Serum together. It is either one or the other. Be sure to layer either the H Healing Gel or the Q Flavonoid underneath the A Night Gel or the A Retinyl Serum. 

Hello Lakshimi,If you tend to have dry and sensitive skin, you can cut back on using the A Night Gel to 2 - 3 times a week. Also, be sure to use the Q Flavonoid underneath it first and don't apply too much of the A Night Gel. Try cutting back on the X-Cell as well and see if this helps with using other moisturizers. If you are dry, you can try using the V Cream during the day too.

Hello! This is actually a retinol product. I would recommend using it over a serum like the Q Flavonoid, and then putting a moisturizer (other than the AHA Moisturizer) on top.

The a Night Gel is a treatment moisturizer that's designed to hydrate your skin while treating it with a gentle complex of retinyl. You typically don't need to add an additional moisturizer on top. The a Retinyl Serum is a treatment serum: it's a little stronger than the a Night Gel and you generally would use a moisturizer after applying it. You should never use both products together – the double dose of retinyl would be much too harsh on the skin.

The a Night Gel is a treatment moisturizer that's designed to hydrate your skin while treating it with a gentle complex of retinyl. You typically don't need to add an additional moisturizer on top. The a Retinyl Serum is a treatment serum: it's a little stronger than the a Night Gel and you generally would use a moisturizer after applying it. You should never use both products together – the double dose of retinyl would be much too harsh on the skin.

Yes, you can use the a Night Gel on stretch marks, just make sure to apply it in the evening. The Massage Oil is another good option. You'll probably get a better result if the stretch marks are relatively new, but a dermatologist will also be able to do other treatments that may be more successful.

No – since this is a retinol product we absolutely advise against applying it around the eye area, where the skin is more delicate.

You certainly can use the a Night Gel to help target blackheads. If you are surface dry – if the outer layer of your skin feels tight and squeaky clean after cleansing – you could try the g AHA Cream instead, but otherwise the a Night Gel is a great all-round choice. Alternatively, if you want to focus particularly on blackheads, you could try the g AHA Serum followed by the b Moisturizing Lotion instead.

Try the healing and nourishing q flavonoid complex, or the soothing and calming h skin healing gel

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The complex helps by building up multiple layers within the skin. I feel that may be the best option for pitted acne scarring.