Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Anti-Wrinkle Regenerating Face Cream, Day and Night Use, 1.7 oz

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Pure Retinol, a dermatologist-proven form of Vitamin A. This powerful ingredient is scientifically proven to stimulate cell renewal at the skin's surface***, whilst also working to increase collagen production****. As cells renew, skin looks rejuvenated and revitalised, and fine lines, dullness, wrinkles and pigmentation spots are improved. Simply put, retinol is a derivative of vitamin A and a powerful ingredient. Formulas containing it help fight against signs of ageing skin. It's the #1 dermatologist-recommended skin-ageing solution for its ability to improve the appearance of collagen-depleted skin, complement skin’s natural renewal process and fight the signs of ageing. How Does Retinol Work?

This rich moisturising cream supports skin regeneration to effectively prevent and correct multiple visible signs of ageing – including even deep wrinkles. The Neutrogena ® Norwegian Formula range was inspired by the harsh climate of Scandinavia and provides solutions for dry and chapped skin on both hand and body. You may experience mild redness, a warm, tingling sensation or flaking (skin exfoliation). These are normal, temporary indications that the product is working. If effects persist/cause discomfort, reduce the frequency of use until your skin adjusts, then revert to daily use as tolerated. Introduce a retinol-based formula into your routine in your mid-late 20s, such as our Retinol Serum containing a low strength 0.05% pure retinol for beginner retinol users.This unique formula contains our highest concentration of Pure Retinol. Pure Retinol is a dermatologist-proven form of Vitamin A. This powerful ingredient is scientifically proven to stimulate cell renewal at the skin's surface**, whilst also working to increase collagen production***. As cells renew, skin looks rejuvenated and revitalised, and fine lines, dullness, wrinkles and pigmentation spots are improved. Slowly combine retinol with acne products or chemical exfoliants (AHAs, BHAs) to see how your skin adjusts While ageing is a natural part of life, you can keep your skin looking and feeling its healthiest for longer by adding effective products to your anti-ageing skincare routine at the right time — which may be sooner than you think! We recommend helping to prevent future signs of damage rather than trying to undo it. Know the different kinds. "'Retinoid' is an umbrella term used to classify topical vitamin A and all its derivatives, including both over-the-counter and prescription forms," Wnek explains. "Those available OTC for cosmetic use include retinol, retinaldehyde (also known as retinal) and retinyl palmitate, which is generally the gentlest." Common prescription retinoids are tretinoin (also known as retinoic acid), tazarotene and adapalene, which are often used to treat acne due to their strength, in addition to anti-aging effects, she says. An anti-ageing routine lays the foundation for healthy looking skin before the damage has set in. How to Use Retinol in Your Skincare Routine

The Neutrogena Retinol Boost fragrance-free eye cream moisturises to improve skin tone & texture around the eyes, while targeting multiple visible signs of ageing.

Retinol is your secret weapon in complementing the skin’s natural renewal process, allowing radiant-looking new skin. It works to improve the cells’ regeneration through exfoliation because as you age, skin renewal begins to slow. This skincare staple works to minimise the look of dark spots, improve skin texture and help reduce the look of lines and wrinkles. The Neutrogena® Difference Maximize results (and minimize irritation) from retinol treatments with these GH Beauty Lab and dermatologist tips: Consider your skin type. Both cream and serum retinol product formulas can be effective, so which is best comes down to your skin type and preferences. If you have combination, oily or acne-prone skin, you may prefer a serum or lotion, as they tend to be lightweight; if you have normal or dry skin, you may want to choose a cream, as these formulas are richer and provide more hydration. As you age, your body's natural production of collagen slows down. Although you may not see the effects until later, this process can begin in your mid-20s and leaves skin with a thinner texture, wrinkles and less elasticity over time. Counteract this decline in the signs of ageing by introducing a retinol into your routine in your late 20s.