I use this to manage my nasolabial folds and jawline.

 

The item I have been consistently using for managing my nasolabial folds and jawline is

It's Dr. Referrant Vitalift A.

 

I used up the first bottle and was quite satisfied, so I bought a second one.

It contains retinal, a premium ingredient that is much more expensive than regular retinol.

They say it is a product certified for everything from wrinkles to elasticity, as it is more stable than retinol and maintains the effects of retinal for a long time.

Even though it's a retinal product, the price is quite good compared to other retinol products haha.

 

 

Vitalift A Cream is

It has a thick texture with a slightly yellow color, which is the distinctive color of retinal.

It isn't sticky, and it feels moist and firm, almost like Vaseline.

At first, it applies thickly and is thick.

If you pat it gently to absorb, it absorbs without any stickiness.

 

 

I have been consistently applying it to my nasolabial folds, jawline, and forehead to prevent wrinkles.

I think it is especially good if you apply it to the jawline and use low-frequency massage.

 

And I heard that collagen steadily builds up for up to 72 hours after application.

I also think my nasolabial folds and jawline have improved quite a bit since using it consistently.

 

I don't know if it's thanks to Vitalift or the low-frequency massage, haha.

I haven't had any concerns about sagging skin, such as my jawline or nasolabial folds, for the past year.

I'm taking a break from the dermatology clinic haha.

 

 

You know that retinal is sensitive to light and UV rays, right?

You should only apply it at night.

Since the effect lasts for 72 hours

They say you must apply sunscreen the next morning for it to be effective haha.

 

If you are considering retinol for skin sagging or wrinkles

I recommend Vitalift A.