Retinol

Vitamin A: the most studied anti-ageing active there is. It speeds cell turnover and stimulates collagen, which is why it works on established lines and texture — and why it belongs at night, introduced slowly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does retinol do?

Vitamin A is the most studied anti-ageing active there is. It speeds cell turnover and stimulates collagen, which is why it works on established lines, rough texture and pigmentation — and why it belongs at night, introduced slowly.

How do I start without irritating my skin?

Two or three nights a week, on dry skin, with a moisturiser after. Build up as your skin tolerates it. If you get flaking or stinging, drop back and rebuild the barrier with ceramides. Peptide formulas like Firming Elasticity Repair are a gentler route to the same goal, and can be used alongside.

Which retinol should I use?

The Retinol Serum — fast-absorbing, for deep lines, texture, pores and age spots. It also comes in the Serum Bundle with vitamin C and hyaluronic acid.

Do I need SPF with it?

Yes, without exception. Retinol increases sun sensitivity, and using it without daily SPF undoes the work.