0.5% Retinol Face Serum

Size: 30 ml/ 1 oz

Our Retinol Face Serum is a rich hydrating cream that keeps pores clears to help control breakouts while restoring suppleness and minimizingwrinkles. It improves skin pigmentation, skin texture, skin tone, and skin color while reducing fine lines, wrinkles and elevates the hydration levels of the skin.

Retinol is one of the most effective antioxidants recommended by dermatologists. Retinol is a natural form of Vitamin A that is necessary for the proper functioning of the skin.When skin cells are nourished by Retinol,they are softened and healed, thus preventing acne formation. The antioxidant properties of Retinol create healthy skin cellsand destroy the signs of free radical damage.

Benefits of Retinol Face Serum

• Improves skin pigmentation
• Corrects skin texture and skin tone
• Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
• Prevents acne breakouts
• Improves the appearance of blackheads and acne scars
• Replenishes damaged skin
• Provides a healthy, youthful glow
• Retain softness and smoothness
• Removes signs of aging
• Plumps skin by producing collagen.
• Removes dead skin cells that would usually clog pores and cause breakouts.

Precautions

1. Upon initial application, retinol may cause your skin to feel warm and tingly and it may become red in color.
   This usually subsides in a few second and ceases as your skin adjusts to the product.
2. Retinol can cause the skin to become sensitive to the sun. Sun exposure should be limited when using Retinol products
3. Vitamin A products such as Retinol, can sometimes cause scaling and itching of the skin

The Difference between Retinol and Retin A

• Retinol is a natural form of vitamin A, while Retin-A is derived from retinoic acid, a synthetic derivative of vitamin A.
• Retinol is an OTC (over-the-counter) product while Retin A is considered pharmaceutical because it is the brand name for tretinoin.
• Retin A is much stronger than Retinol and therefore has more side effects
• Retinol has much milder effect on the skin, so adverse reactions are rare.
• Retinol has been suggested as a good alternative for those with sensitive skin.