Retinol Moisturizing Facial Cream

You warm a little between your fingertips at night and it melts into a rich cream that glides as you press it along your jaw and cheeks.

This is the moisturizer for the slow part of the evening, when you want a cream with enough slip to actually massage in rather than one that vanishes on contact. The texture is smooth and cushiony, so it spreads easily and gives your hands something to work with around the face and neck.

The formula is built around retinol and hydrolyzed collagen, with a simple base of water, decyl glucoside, hydroxyethyl cellulose and 1,2-hexanediol. It comes in an 80g tube and is made for daily use as the last step of a routine, morning or night, leaving skin hydrated and soft to the touch.

Key Benefits

• Retinol in the formula The cream is formulated with retinol, one of the ingredients the maker features on the tube.
• Hydrolyzed collagen Hydrolyzed collagen is part of the blend alongside the humectant base.
• Rich massage texture A smooth, cushiony cream with enough slip to massage into the face and neck.
• Deep hydration Leaves skin feeling hydrated, comfortable and soft after use.
• Daily use An 80g tube made for everyday use as the moisturizing step of your routine.

Best for: anyone who likes a richer cream they can massage in as the final hydrating step of a morning or evening routine.

Why It Works

A cream you can actually work into the skin turns moisturizing into a small ritual rather than a quick swipe. The cushiony texture gives slip for a facial massage, while the humectant base helps the cream hold water against the skin so it feels soft and comfortable afterward.

Quick Product Facts: 80g tube; formulated with retinol and hydrolyzed collagen; base of water, sodium chloride, decyl glucoside, hydroxyethyl cellulose, 1,2-hexanediol; rich massage cream texture; for daily use, morning or night.

How It Fits Your Routine

Use it as the last step after cleansing and any serum, warming a small amount between your fingers and massaging it over the face and neck.

If you are new to retinol, start a few nights a week and build up as your skin gets used to it, and pair daytime use with sunscreen.

Close the tube after each use and keep it out of direct heat and sunlight so the cream stays smooth.

FAQ

What are the key ingredients? The maker features retinol and hydrolyzed collagen, in a base of water, decyl glucoside, hydroxyethyl cellulose and 1,2-hexanediol.

How much product is in the tube? Each tube holds 80g.

When should I use it? As the moisturizing step of a daily routine; many people prefer retinol creams at night.

How do I apply it? Warm a small amount and massage it into clean skin on the face and neck.