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There is such a surge in Retinol based products – it’s not a new ingredient but this time around it is more refined (it’s a derivative of Vitamin A). I seem to remember that when Retinol first surfaced as an anti-ageing ingredient you could only get it on prescription or from a derm. The major issue with Retinol as it was, was that it caused redness and sensitivity – this has pretty much been dealt with in new formulas that use counterbalancing ingredients to prevent both.
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The newest Retinol kid on the block is Retinol Reface from the same people that brought us Hydraluron (which I LOVE) and Nanoblur (not so much). Retinol Reface offers Retinol at two levels – short term and long term release in three different forms. I haven’t had a chance to trial it yet because it is so new but it’s looking promising at the price – £19.99. Find it HERE.
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6 comments
I am too young to use it but my mum is definitely going to want to try this out!
themacaronaddict.blogspot.co.uk
I’m Retinol obsessed, I WANT!
Jo – Beautylicious Love
Hi Jane,
This seems to be is some stores already – I bought it in Boots in Glasgow earlier this week.
Toni
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thanks for the heads-up! I will pop a link if I can find it on-line x
Has anyone used this? What do they think?
Can anyone recommend Retinol for sensitive skin please, never used it, but think I need to
Thanks
Junie