It's a form of Vitamin A used in cosmetics for its renewing and smoothing actions.

It supports the skin's renewal process, helping it appear more even and radiant.

It's generally suitable for normal and older skin, though more sensitive skin may need some time to adapt to it. Of course, you should always check the information, INCI and specifications of each product if you have any doubts.

Retinol is a photosensitive ingredient, which is why it's typically used in evening routines. During the day, you should use it with sunscreen as a good daily skincare practice.

Some skincare formulas, including creams and serums. You'll find detailed information, including any tests carried out and distinctive features, in the various product sheets.