Retinol Serum
A night serum with graduated concentration options (0.1-1%) to accelerate skin renewal, manufactured in light-protective packaging.
Retinol has the strongest body of clinical evidence in skin renewal, but its irritation potential makes correct concentration and packaging critical. Our serum can be designed with graduated concentration options from low to high (0.1-1%) to serve both beginners and experienced users; encapsulated retinol technology can be used to improve stability and tolerance. Supplied in airless pump or opaque bottle format that minimizes light and air exposure, ready for production with custom concentration tiers under your brand.
- Graduated concentration options (0.1-1%)
- Optional encapsulated retinol for improved stability and tolerance
- Airless pump or opaque bottle minimizing light/air exposure
- Product range designed for beginner-to-experienced users
- Custom concentration tiers under your brand
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Manufactured to GMP standards, delivered with an MSDS. Certifications
Key Ingredients
Retinol (0.1-1% graduated)
Accelerates cell turnover, supporting the look of skin texture and tone.
Encapsulated Retinol Technology (optional)
Releases the active gradually, improving stability and skin tolerance.
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How to Use
- 1Applied only in the evening routine, to cleansed and dried skin.
- 2Beginners are recommended to start 2-3 times a week, moving to daily use as tolerance builds.
- 3Broad-spectrum sunscreen must always be used during the day after application.
- 4Mild redness/flaking during the retinization period is common and should be communicated to clients in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which concentration should I start with?
A range of 0.1-0.3% is recommended for retinol beginners, and 0.5-1% for experienced users. Offering a graduated series in your product range lets you serve different user levels.
What's the difference between encapsulated and standard retinol?
The encapsulated form protects the active within micro-capsules for gradual release, improving both stability and skin tolerance, though at a higher cost than the standard form.
Why is packaging so critical?
Retinol degrades quickly on light and air exposure; airless pump or opaque bottle format directly contributes to preserving the product's effectiveness throughout its shelf life.
What documentation is provided with the product?
We deliver a cosmetic product safety report (CPSR), stability test reports, and required notification documents along with production.
