L’Oreal Paris Retinol & Niacinamide Night Cream, Revitalift Laser Pressed Cream, For Smoother Skin, 50ml

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Despite what you may have heard, retinol does not need to be reserved for nighttime use only. The L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Bright Reveal Brightening Day Moisturizer SPF 30 We've reviewed its latest product, the new Revitalift Laser Retinol + Niacinamide Pressed Night Cream, to see if it delivers visible and fast anti-ageing results. Pro-Xylane is a patented L’Oreal ingredient, also known as hydroxypropyl tetrahydropyrantriol. It is a sugar-protein hybrid made from xylose, a monosaccharide (sugar) derived from wood. Pro-Xylane is a biomimetic, which means it mimics biochemical process. Specifically, Pro-Xylane stimulates the production of glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) in the skin. GAGs are long, unbranched polysaccharides consisting of repeating disaccharide units. They are responsible for supporting the structural proteins collagen and elastin, as well as functioning as the skin’s natural moisturizer. Research has determined that aged skin contains less GAGs than young skin, which is one reason skin loses hydration, resilience, and firmness over time. Thus, by stimulating the production of GAGs, Pro-Xylane helps to keep skin hydrated and firm. If you’re new to using retinol and have concerns, consult with your dermatologist first. You may also want to start slowly. Begin by applying your retinol face cream every other day or every third day and build up to a higher frequency if your skin can handle it. Using retinol safely also includes following up with a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or more. Retinol use can increase your skin’s sun sensitivity, so it’s crucial to take proper sun protection measures, as directed by the AAD.

Talk with your dermatologist about ingredients to look for or avoid. How different additives affect skin will vary from person to person. L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Laser Renew Pure Retinol Night Serum, international patent pending. A powerful solution to visibly reduce the appearance of even deep wrinkles. Our highest concentration of pure Retinol. So effective, 77% of women saw a reduction in the appearance of deep wrinkles*. Contains a naturally sourced trio of caring ingredients for maxiumum efficacy with exceptional comfort. Powerful results validated by a dermatologists. id": "https://www.loreal-paris.co.uk/revitalift/laser-renew/pure-retinol-deep-anti-wrinkle-night-serum-30ml",In 8 weeks, wrinkles and skin tone evenness continue to improve. Skin is intensely smoothed and radiant. Like a facial in a bottle, this multitasking formula uses all the anti-aging heavy-hitters to give your skin a spa-like glow. Glycolic acid and lactic acids (two chemical exfoliators) help dissolve dead skin cells to resurface your skin, while the retinol helps boost collagen and elastin long-term. I’ve applied this lightweight cream before bed on several occasions where I really wanted to my skin to look good the next day, and it never lets me down. It's just one of those products you can count on the get the job done. As with most skin care products, not all retinol creams are created equal. Key ingredients to look for include tretinoin, tazarotene, and adapalene, Kobets says.

AS the world’s biggest cosmetics brand, L’Oreal Paris is renowned for delivering visible, proven results. Every consumer product has some impact on the environment. A good score here does not mean a product has a positive impact or no impact on the environment. The letters and colors used in this tool are designed to help you make comparisons to other similar products in L'Oréal's global portfolio, so you can make more informed choices.Step 2. Next wash your face with a face cleanser such as our Laser X3 Glycolic Gel Cleanser that smoothes and brightens the skin instantly

description":"It's a day cream jungle out there: natural, hydrating, nourishing, mattifying, anti-ageing... Get it wrong and your skin will reply with an unsightly crop of spots and blemishes. Which is where our handy guide comes in that includes everything you'd want to know about day cream," RevitaLift Bright Reveal Peel Pads are a dermatologist inspired anti-wrinkle plus brightening treatment. The pads are formulated with glycolic acid, a powerful alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA). Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin by targeting corneocytes (dead skin cells that make up the top layers of skin) in a process called corneocyte desquamation. By enhancing their breakdown and increasing the separation of skin cells, the rate of cell turnover is increased, leading to smoother, brighter skin. Glycolic acid has also been found to stimulate collagen production, as well as boost skin hydration. It is considered to be a gold standard in brightening. RevitaLift Bright Reveal Peel Pads can be used daily to resurface dull, uneven tone and rough texture to reveal fresh looking skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles over time. With every product's development overseen by a team of scientists, biologists, pharmacists, biochemists and chemists, you can be assured that it is first-class skincare. description":"It's an anti ageing minefield out there. So, how can we be sure to choose the right product? Here are 10 facts to set you on the right path."The ingredients and components of this product are sourced from suppliers committed to respect the fundamental principles of the UN on labor standards. Although it might sound like a stronger formula with a higher percentage of retinol would be more efficacious, that’s not always the case. “With retinol, we’re always balancing strength, efficacy, with the potential of retinol to irritate the skin,” explains Dr. Mikailov, “In terms of drugstore retinol, we find that retinol can be effective at multiple concentrations.” He says that “while retinol creams with higher concentrations (0.2 percent or more) worked faster, at the end of 6 months, retinol creams at various concentrations, including below 0.2 percent, also had great benefits.” Look for keywords like "gentle" and "non-irritating" on the label. Kim J, et al. (2019). Association of vitamin a intake with cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma risk in the United States.