Pure Retinol Face Serum for Sensitive Skin

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FIND YOUR SERUM Retinol Key Ingredient: Melasyl, Niacinamide Targets: Wrinkles & Lines, Dark Spots Application: AM & PM

Retinol Key Ingredient: Vitamin C Targets: Wrinkles & Lines, Dull Skin Application: AM

Retinol Key Ingredient: Glycolic Acid Targets: Dark Spots & Texture Application: PM

Retinol Key Ingredient: Hyaluronic Acid Targets: Dryness & Lines Application: AM & PM

COMPLETE THE ROUTINE Gentle Hydrating Cleanser Retinol Serum Double Repair Moisturizer Anthelios Ultra SPF

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Step in Routine: 1. Cleanse 2. Treat 3. Moisturize 4. Protect

Benefit: Cleanse & Maintains Moisture Reduces Wrinkles & Fine Lines 48-Hour Hydration Broad Spectrum SPF 60

Texture: Non-Foaming Cream Lightweight Serum Lightweight Cream Lightweight, Non-Greasy Sheer

When to Use: Morning and Night Night Morning and Night Morning

Skin Type: Sensitive and Dry Skin All Skin Types All Skin Types All Skin Types

How does retinol fight signs of aging? Retinol is a form of Vitamin A. It helps promote surface skin turnover, thus reducing the look of fine lines, wrinkles, and helping to reduce the visible signs of sun damage.

How should I introduce retinol into my routine? Retinol is known to aggravate skin, so it's suggested to start slow with any retinol product, using it 1-2 times a week at first to see how it reacts on your skin. Then, once tolerance is built, one can begin using the ingredient on a more regular basis.

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