Product Description
Get the secret to a youthful appearance. We are introducing NazarianSkin's age-reversing retinol serum. This fast-acting formula features bakuchiol and ferulic acid to minimize pores, wrinkles, and fine lines. Instantaneously see the improvement in the appearance of blemishes, redness, and acne with the best results after continual use. To learn more about the bestLarge Pores,see the following collection:Large Pores Skin Care.
Size
- 1 fl. oz
Benefits of Retinol+ Serum
- Brightens & tones dull skin
- Reduces redness & irritation
- Improves the appearance of blemishes
- Minimizes pore size
- Soothes skin
- Reduces fine lines & wrinkles
- Hydrates the skin
- Improves texture
- Treats acne
- Accelerates collagen formation
- Evens skin tone
Skin Types
- Mature
- Normal
- Combination
Related Skin Concerns
- Large pores
- Dehydrated skin
- Dull skin
- Acne
- Lax or sagging skin
- Lip lines
- Sun spots
- Aging skin
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Dry skin
Applicable Body Parts
- Face
How To Use
Proper Retinol+ Serum Usage
- After cleansing the skin, avoid the eye area and apply 3-4 pumps to clean the skin.
- Apply only once at night.
Ingredients
Key Ingredients
- Retinol:a type of vitamin A that scrubs away dead skin and clogged pores. It also improves skin cell production and minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
- Ferulic Acid:Evens out skin tone, minimizes pores, and protects from UV ray damage.
- Bakuchiol:An antioxidant that repairs skin texture and appearance while stimulating cell turnover.
All Ingredients
Ingredients not listed on the manufacturer’s website.
Shipping & Returns
Items will typically ship within 2-10 days of placing your order under the standard shipping option. For our return policy, please click here.
FAQs
Retinol+ Serum FAQs
When should I use retinol?
Retinol is for night use only and should be paired with a moisturizer to prevent drying out the skin.
Should I wet my face before retinol?
The skin should be dry before retinol application to prevent the serum from seeping too deeply into the pores. When retinol seeps too deeply, it could cause unnecessary irritation to the skin.