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It was my first thought when I heard of B oil, to buy it from ByBi. I use their CBD oil and absolutely love it.

Biossance’s Phyto-Retinol Serum! Love it

Hi :) How did you get on with the bakuchiol? Did it improve your skin? Cheers ^_^

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Loved your comment! Fellow Indian here! Love this simpler slower version of retinol!!

How do you consume it? As a tea?

What's the name of product you using bakuchiol

Name of the product

no retinol should not be used during day light .if you are using it at night ,must use spf in moroning

Yes, please!

I like paulas choice.

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Wondering the same thing!

I’d love if she’d address this as well

the answer is in the video, she already said it

Purito ( K beauty product) toner is fantastic. It has green tea and other "magic"🙂

The Nightly serum from Dr.Sam contains Bakuchiol 🙂

I’d like to know the recommendations for am use

@@nanavillamisaa4072 Dr Sams Brightly (morning) serum also has Bakuchiol in it :-)

She did NOT say that She said people of color should use lower percentages

Her nightly serum does contain both ingredients.

Hey! I applied the Bakuchiol serum today for the first time and felt the same as you ...not sure whether to continue using it or should I stop immediately. Do share your experience plz.

@@ysh336 1% is the highest percentage. Find a product with 0.5 to start with. I've built up my retinol usage over the course of the last 10 months so I can tolerate it. Start with lower strength and slowly build up. Nothing to be worried about. It's waaaaay more gentle than even the lowest percentage of over-the-counter retinol. Hope this helps

@@jasminateodorovic1248 Thanks Jasmina for responding ! ☺️

Hi, The Inkey List has a good one

Same question I have!

@@danielm872 I've not seen great reviews on the inkey list one trying to find something with this bakuchoil now 😀

1. Both men and women have androgens. 2. It would be a potential issue only if were able to enter the foetal circulation.

Anita Cairns so it doesn’t enter fetal circulation? I guess there’s nothing conclusory on that yet. Anyway I’ve continued to use up the product I have but I won’t be purchasing it in the future just because it’s not nearly as effective as retinol

Lolo Future Maybe contact your doctor just to be safe? 😊

Dr. Alexis Stephen says you can.

Have you experienced any peeling with it due to having Retinol in it?

@@theresahenson3778 I did not experienced any peeling at all but also I've been using granactive retinoid, azaleic acid and niacinamide (Flawless Nightly) for 3-4 months before using PC 0.3% retinol and after finishing the bottle I went 0.06% Retinaldehyde. Finished the bottled again and now I am using Tretinoin 0.025% 😁

Great question!

doesnt matter

Yes in that order.

Can we apply both together at one time ya??

It’s up on their website currently.

It's found that their bakuchiol serum actually didn't include bakuchiol 😑 Perhaps they reformulated to include it so it's available now? Idk...

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@@shaylynprice1695 This looks really good as it is high up on the ingredient list but it is not cheap and great if you live in the US (from Beautylish) but very expensive shipping to the UK sadly.

Sundara Daya I was thinking it would be nice to use bakuchiol on nights I don’t use tretnoin. Tretinoin is great, but causes me irritation if I use it nightly.

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she just said is natural molecule from the plant, so what do you think?

Yes! ❤️️

I am dealing with the same thing! 7 years post chemo and my formerly thick super curly hair grew back just sort of wavy and super thin. I would love to know how to improve thickness again.

I think in America dermatology includes hair, but I'm not sure it does in the UK x

mybabysaidtome it does! Derms look after hair here too

Stay tuned! 😉❤️️

Dr Sam Bunting very exciting, will do and thank you! Also, if you’re ever considering developing a moisturising tinted (perhaps all mineral) SPF (perhaps in light, medium and deeper tones), I’m sure we’d all go wild 😀

Maybe she understands the mechanism of action of the actual compounds contained in the substance.

Mark Pritchard Personally I find it beautiful on my skin but I suspect that in the short term it is the Squalane oil that suits me so well. Being a Retinol alternative is its USP for those who can't tolerate Retinol. Anyway this is the write up that sold it to me initially: What does it do: Bakuchiol is a plant derived, natural alternative to vitamin A. Derived from the seeds of the Ayurvedic plant, Psoralea corylifolia, Bakuchiol has been found to enhance collagen production, provide antioxidant protection and help calm inflammation, often the cause of acne and rosacea. It also helps to smooth fine lines and wrinkles, improve the appearance of pigmentation and photo-damage and increase the skins elasticity and firmness, while sealing in hydration. All without causing irritation on the skin such as peeling, dryness and sensitivity associated with retinol. Garden of Wisdom’s Bakuchiol Serum is teamed with the skin softening properties of pure Squalane Oil to deliver rejuvenated, plumper, softer and smoother skin The Science: Sytenol® A, Bakuchiol Oil, represents the gold standard and is REACH registered through extensive safety testing and performance. This high purity and quality oil has been the subject of various clinical studies. A study carried out by Syntheon using 0.5% Sytenol® A, Bakuchiol Oil, showed a significant improvement in lines and wrinkles, pigmentation, elasticity, firmness and photo-damage without irritation on the skin such as peeling, dryness and sensitivity associated with retinol. Super Bakuchiol Serum, unlike most other Bakuchiol or Babchi Oils, contains 100% well-defined 1% Bakuchiol Oil without any photosensitisers often found in many other Bakuchiol products.

@@hansiesma16 It's a promising ingredient but there needs to be a lot more scientific studies. But hey if people find it works for them that's great! 😊

@@hansiesma16 This is very reassuring .. thank you for the info.:-)

@@ellay4514 Well I can give you a further update. I started using A313 (Retinol) well over a year ago. So much oil usage with the Bakuchiol, and others, was creating carnage with my clothes, bed sheets and hair that constantly needed washing and so I was tiring of the regime I had embarked on/invested in. I decided to look for an easier regime and eventually decided to see if I could tolerate Retinol. It took me 8 months before I had built up tolerance of Retinol so that I could use it every other night. I started off with buffering and once a week usage, then twice a week for a number of months and so forth. I didn't experience this improvement with Bakuchiol but I most certainly have with Retinol: a significant improvement in pigmentation, elasticity, firmness and photo damage. So much that Retinol, Cerave healing ointment and SensiBiafine are my entire facial regime now. I'm not telling you Bakuchiol is no good; just that I've replaced it with something that benefits my 53 year old skin more.

It does! 😊

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Wondering the same thing

It is! 😊

I wouldn't risk it. In the video she said its a 5alpha reductase inhibitor. DHT blockers can cause birth defects.

Loris I just asked a question about this. I’ve been using this in pregnancy because it was touted as a safe alternative to retinol. Then I heard it’s an androgen receptor inhibitor - sounds like what you’re saying- now I’m scared. 😱 will stop using it to be safe

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Is the inkey list a good one I'm now currently shopping for this bakuchoil as ive been using the ordinary retinol with squalane for passed month but i only use it once a week to be safe im wondering if the inkey list bakuchoil would be better and safer for my skin to use more regularly