Have you been looking for a way to have plumper lips without using harsh products? Retinol has long been a skincare favorite, with dermatologists urging patients to make sure they're using either a prescription or product that has the so-called miracle ingredient. It boosts the production of elastin and collagen, which works to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, sun spots, and uneven skin tone. Retinol also speeds up new skin cell production and reduces the appearance of wrinkles - so should you also be using it on your lips? FEMAIL talked to experts to find out who would benefit from adding retinol to their pout products, whether there's a risk, and exactly how beauty lovers should best go about it.
Retinol boosts the production of elastin and collagen, which works to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, sun spots, and uneven skin tone (stock image) Retinol reveal: Danuta explains pros and cons Pros: Retinol can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles, keeping lips looking smooth and youthful Improves overall texture of the lips by promoting cell renewal Cons: May cause dryness, flakiness, or redness if the concentration is too high or if used too frequently Can make lips more sensitive to sunlight and increase risk of sunburn Use lip balm with SPF during the day if you're using retinol at night Advertisement Primera makes a retinol lip serum in a clear and rosy tint that's available on Amazon for $23. PRMR Brand Manager Jin-kyung Park told DailyMail.com that this product can be a great lip p.