Retinol Topical Facial Serum

So far, so good. After desperately searching for an anti aging product that wouldn't irritate my sensitive skin (having spent an absolute fortune on serums and moisturisers promising results without reactions), this is just lovely.

So far so good this product seems to do what it says in a few days I see some difference and given time I will update. The bottle and item and easy to apply applicator I love. Its simple. I have used Retinol products before, This seems pretty good and milder than other products and also have used glycolic home peels that are mid strength, but I use products like this as well, in between to keep the area of my skin, mostly my face smooth and free of beginning lines also if you ever had a tiny whitehead, on the softest tender area under your skin, its very dismaying. You cant rub it, or squeeze, it is so tiny and without going to a dermatologist, I used the lotion called Face Lotion Lite Plus 10 and it not only took it off in a week to 8 days, using a soft buffing sponge with a mild lotion called Regenerist by Olay, (if its ok to mention) , I also use products like this Retinol, and wanted to try this one, in between. Tiny little things begin to change by 30, so I swear by these items,and use them as proscribed. If they have glycolic acid they're more effective also. Everyone's skin is not the same, mine is pale and not thick its thin, and have to careful but mostly under the eye area, if there is a problem you cant rub, because once that skin is stretched that is it. I never use water or soap only make up removers, and lotions or that I wipe off, use a gentle clarifying lotion of some sort that don't cause tiny bumps or are too greasy. So this kind of product can really help as well if you use it, that means don't buy and don use it, or try it for short term, use, it. I have used many and they work, I love the ones with more power in between. It doesn't take much time to put on either. Its not some hassle, and the other lotions I use sparingly and they still work. As for this one, I'm using it up and will update.

I've been been using retinol serums as much as I can. I had a job in the outdoor sunny beaches in my 20's. Now I'm in the wonderful 50's and hoped this was a good product but it's not as thick and thorough as store bought products. The price is good but I'm gonna splurge another $10 for the Oil of Olay or Estee Lauder at CVS/Walgreens from now on. The clearer and thicker the oil, I feel it does a better job.

A good product for a reasonable price. Not too sticky & doesn’t irritate.

This is the least irritating retinol serum I have ever used. Absolutely no skin reaction. So mild I have reread the retinol content numerous times, lol. Only time can tell how effective it is, but certainly it is very nice on the skin. Easy to apply, non-greasy (it IS a bit sticky until it thoroughly dries), and a really great price for the volume. I have been using it liberally and am barely making a notch in it. Also the dropper makes it really easy to apply. EDIT: to update, I have been using in about a month so far, and it seems as good as any other cream I've tried, as far as results. I was concerned because it wasn't irritating about whether the retinol level was correct, but... they seem to have invented a formula that is high in retinol AND non-irritating. Impressive. It's easier and cheaper than others. I've used maybe a third of the bottle in a month of pretty liberal use.