Retinol can be used every night. But when starting out, you should use it 2-3 times a week and build up tolerance before using it every night.

Retinol is photosensitive and so, loses its potency when exposed to sunlight. Always remember to use it during the night time and then follow it up with sunscreen the next morning.

Yes, it is a fragrance-free formulation.

Yes, it is non-comedogenic and does not clog pores.

When applying Retinol, apply a pea-sized amount on the entire face carefully, avoiding sensitive areas like the eyes, nose and mouth.

In the sandwich method, you start out by applying a layer of moisturiser before and after applying Retinol. This helps counter the dryness that can sometimes be caused by Retinol and is also a great method if you’re introducing Retinol in your skincare routine for the first time.

Retinol can be tricky for sensitive skin. We recommend using our lowest strength 0.1% Retinol Night Cream if you have sensitive skin. Start with using it 2-3 times a week if your skin is new to Retinol.

Retinol is a highly photosensitive ingredient that should only be applied at night. It also makes your skin sensitive to sunlight, which makes it essential to apply sunscreen the next day without fail to avoid redness or irritation.