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Today we tell you why incorporating retinol into your facial routine is a must. This powerful cosmetic active has been shown to be highly effective in treating the signs of ageing, improving imperfections and accelerating skin renewal.
Essentially, retinol is part of the retinoid family, powerful vitamin A-derived actives that play a crucial role in skin cell renewal.
Retinol, such as that found in our revolutionary Super Serum Midnight Reset, is recognised as a key ally in the fight against the signs of skin ageing. Recommended for its ability to reduce blemishes, improve skin texture and prevent the formation of wrinkles, it has become an essential element in facial care routines.
Our Super Serum Midnight Reset incorporates retinol in microspheres. These microspheres, when in contact with specific skin enzymes, are released in a controlled manner, maximising the efficacy of the retinol and ensuring greater skin compatibility.
In addition to boosting cell renewal, the retinol in our serum also regulates keratinisation, eliminating dead cells and contributing to a more luminous appearance of the skin. In combination with niacinamide, another star ingredient in our product, our Super Serum Midnight Reset becomes a state-of-the-art night treatment. Its nourishing, regenerating and depigmenting properties work together to stimulate natural collagen and hyaluronic acid production, fight wrinkles, reduce pore size and improve skin texture.
In short, our Super Serum Midnight Reset not only offers an advanced night treatment, but also stands out thanks to the careful and precise incorporation of retinol and niacinamide, two active ingredients with high depigmenting, regenerating, anti-wrinkle, firming power.
It's time to elevate your facial routine with the power of cell renewal and deep care provided by our serum.
Retinol acts on the epidermis and dermis to perform an anti-ageing function, improving elasticity and stimulating collagen production.
Retinol, at high concentrations, can cause irritation on sensitive skin. For this reason, the laboratories have developed encapsulated retinol, releasing the active ingredient progressively to reduce irritation without losing efficacy.
Retinal, also derived from vitamin A, is more tolerable for sensitive skin than unencapsulated retinol and is faster acting than retinol, if well stabilised in the product. However, retinal degrades rapidly and is known to be difficult to stabilise. Therefore, it is rare to find retinal products on the market that provide truly noticeable results. Both aim for an even, youthful and luminous appearance of the skin - find out more before deciding which active to incorporate!
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