Retinol Resurfacing Treatment™

Experts say this is the best retinol cream for Acne & scarring. Customers report it's the best retinoid treatment for repairing skin ageing, boosting collagen and reducing hyper-pigmentation.

We use a stabilised version of Vitamin A called  Retinyl Palmitate, in the EU maximum safe dose of 0.3% along with Hyaluronic Acid, Matrixyl peptides and Anti-Inflammatory's. It slow releases into the skin so you excellent improvements to your skin, without the uncomfortable retinal side effects of redness, flaking and sore skin. It calms skin, while being super effective so even sensitive skins and first timers can tolerate it. It's brilliant for all skin types and safe for teens with spot prone skin.

Further, this is the only retinol serum that combines with the Matrixyl peptide, to rapidly improve all signs of skin ageing and wrinkles.  Both these ingredients were featured in BBC Horizon programmes and scientifically proven to work. This retinol skincare will improve your skin from day one and the results will just keep getting better.  

Retinol is an extremely effective 'cell-communicating' ingredient, which is able to tell your skin cells to behave like healthy, younger skin cells. Cell turnover and collagen production are increased.

• Increases density of skin
• Reduces lines and wrinkles.
• Significantly fades acne scars and dark spots.
• Regulates sebum production to prevent spots and acne

For the best results, use only at night-time and follow through in the morning with sufficient SPF moisturiser.

To see more about the incredible active ingredients that make this Retinol treatment perfect for all skins, click on the Active Ingredients tab below. More information and advice is below the How To section. 

How To Use:

Step 1. Apply 1-2 pumps to cleansed skin at nighttime only. If you're new to Retinol, you may want to use a little less and build up the amount you use, as well as the frequency of use.	Step 2. Use sweeping motions to massage the product into your face, neck and decolletage, avoiding the immediate eye area and lips.	Step 3. Don't forget to apply under the ears where trapped shampoo can create dryness. Always remember to wear an SPF in the morning to prevent UV damage.

If you are wondering, is retinol good for your skin? The answer is most likely, yes! Retinol was discovered as a solution for acne and prescribed by dermatologists. By happy co-incidence, it was then found that retinol is good for anti-ageing (not my words) the skin too. Retinoids are a derivative of Vitamin A and help to reduce hyper-pigmentation, dark spots and to improve uneven skin tone. It works by increasing cell renewal and turnover. It boosts collagen production and it works by irritating the skin.  It has been certified safe in the EU at maximum levels of 0.3% and can safely be used on teenagers to treat spots and acne type skin. There is growing opinion that little and often is the way to go for best results, rather than using high concentrations of up to 2-3%, unsupervised by a dermatologist. More is not always more, despite what your favourite influencer might say.  Retinoids in skincare have been the subject of a BBC Horizon documentary showing scientific proof of their efficacy and there are hundreds of other studies that also confirm this.

Why is ours the best retinol cream or retinol serum? 

• We use the maximum levels 0.3% and boost the retinol like action with Aroleat Samphira, which works like retinoids but with anti-inflammatory action
• Ours is Retinyl Palmitate which has a slow and sustained release into the skin. Therefore it is gentle, without making the molecule too large to be absorbed and be effective. Better than granactive retinoids
• We combine it with the peptide Matrixyl, to repair lines. Both high and low weight Hyaluronic Acid to give hydration through to the deeper layers of skin
• We include robust anti-inflammatory, so that this is the best retinol for sensitive skin and the best retinol for acne skin.
• And we add Squalene from olives. It strengthens and maintains the skin's natural moisture barrier, that can be compromised when using Vitamin A derivatives.