L’Oréal Paris Pure Retinol Night Serum, Revitalift Laser Face Serum, Deep Anti-Wrinkle Serum [30ml]

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Very effective. Yes only 0.2 retinol, so it is not strong, but boy it does work. I use it only twice a week at night after applying a good moisturiser. Defintely works. Skin texture improvement noticed after few applications. Will cause some mild peeling because this is what retinols do. Mild Skin dryness also occured which is also expected with retinols. So no worry. Definetely will buy again. Always remember with retinols : formulation and stability of retinol is more important than the retinol concentration itself. I always trust loreal in making stable retinols.

This is definitely one of my favourite retinol in the market! Already purchase my 2nd bottle

Still trying it but in the morning my skin looks good

Excellent results

بنات انصحكم فيه انا بشرتي حساسة ولم يهيجها ولم يفعل لها اي شيء سيء فقط تاكدو ما تستعملون معاه اي منتج فيه فيتامين سي . و اول مرة استعمليه مرة في اسبوع . لين تتعود بشرتك عليه . استخدمي في ايام اخرا كريم b5 من لاروش بوزي . كان عندي ترهلات في وجهي راحو من اول يوم .

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Really effective

Sehr gut

Nice

Good product

I'm 54 and this is my experience. This is L'Oréal's HIGHEST concentration of Retinol and needs to be used CAREFULLY, even if you don't consider yourself to have sensitive or reactive skin. Some people start using it with no problems, others get 'Retinol burn' after the first use...and everything in between. The trick is, to use it VERY sparingly and NOT every day, at least not for a while. When I say sparingly, I mean a TINY amount at first. I made the mistake of using it every. single. day. And i used a little too much tbh. HUGE MISTAKE. Upon the first application I felt a very slight stinging or tingling sensation. Nothing major, but I naively thought 'Oh it must be working' lol. I should have not applied again for a few days to a week, until my skin got used to it. Instead I applied it day after day even though the tingling had changed to definitely STINGING and almost burning. After 4 or 5 days of this, I thought I'd better take a break for a few days, but it was TOO LATE. Later on that day the burning pain on my face and neck intensified and it was unbearable. My skin was inflamed, red and felt stiff. It felt worse than sunburn! As it's so hard to get a doctors appointment, I just googled retinol burn and decided to buy 1% hydrocortisone cream to use sparingly twice a day (only for about 3 days to get over the worst) and Cetraben moisturising cream for dry, sensitive skin. The hydrocortisone cream helped a little and I used a good amount of Cetraben to keep my burnt skin moisturised as this is vital during the healing process. (Even though it stung a bit as my skin was so sore) I'd also use a cold compress (migraine gel face mask from the freezer) to press gently on the areas that itched and hurt the most and that really helped. A few areas looked like it might start peeling, but i kept using the moisturiser and although tgere were a few random tiny flakes of skin, that never happened. After a few days I was over the worst. 10 days after 1st stopping the retinol and feeling completely healed I noticed my skin on my face and neck looked and felt firmer. My wrinkles seem reduced. So...I made the decision to apply a tiny amount of this retinol serum to my face and neck again...No stinging sensation whatsoever. I applied some loreal hydrochloric acid night cream over it and I'll use the retinol again in a few days, or maybe a week. I WISH I had done this at the start! ** It's important to mention that I also used this retinol serum on the loose skin on my arms and a few times on my thighs. (I've lost over 7 stone in the past 11 months and wanted to see if retinol might help with the firmness or appearance of loose skin) I NEVER ONCE had a reaction on those areas. Even when using daily. It's early days, but I do see a small difference in my arm skin. I only use a tiny amount, but obviously the skin on my face was too sensitive to the process that my body skin is able to withstand. I REALLY recommend this product. Just please be very careful until your skin adapts. Use the tiniest amount possible and spread REALLY thinly. Then do the same in a few days or a week if you feel any tingling. And use sunblock or very high factor sun cream if you go out in the sun, as retinol (especially this concentrated) makes you more susceptible to sun damage. It's unfortunate that so many people are giving this product bad reviews due to a bad skin reaction. I suspect most people who had a bad reaction used too much serum at fist and/or used it too often at the start. I told my daughter what I'd done and they explained that they only use retinol once or twice a week as they know to use it sparingly. I really do see results starting to happen. It's just unfortunate that I almost give myself a chemical peel in the beginning! Lol.

Followed the instructions and I can see the difference