Product Description
Immerse your skin in a skincare experience with Resibo Total Retinal!
This advanced 0.1% retinal serum revolutionizes skincare, helping you achieve the beauty you deserve. Packed with powerful ingredients, the star ingredient is 0.1% retinal. Retinal is considered the gold standard in anti-aging care, helping to reduce wrinkles, even skin tone, and increase elasticity.
Here are some key benefits of Resibo Total Retinal:
Revolutionary Regeneration: Retinal 0.1% supports the skin's natural renewal process, eliminating fine lines and wrinkles and reducing discoloration.
Aging Protection: The serum acts as a shield against harmful environmental factors, preventing premature skin aging.
Even Tone: With regular use of the serum, the skin becomes more radiant and even, with less visibility of discoloration and spots.
Intensive Moisturizing: The unique formula provides skin with adequate hydration, keeping it soft and smooth.
How to use retinal serum?
Serum application: Apply a small amount of Resibo Total Retinal Serum to the tip of your index finger. This serum is highly concentrated, so a large amount is not needed. You can start by applying the serum to specific areas, such as your forehead, chin, and cheeks, and then gently spread it over the entire face.
Avoid the eye area: Avoid applying the serum around the eyes, as the skin around the eyes is very delicate and sensitive. If you have an eye serum, you can apply it separately.
Avoid sunlight: Because retinol can increase skin's sensitivity to the sun, it is recommended to apply the serum in the evening. If you're using it in the morning, be sure to use high sun protection.
Hydration: After applying the serum, you can follow it up with your favorite skincare cream to provide extra hydration and lock in moisture.
Initial Adjustment Period: When you first start using a retinol serum, you may experience mild side effects, such as peeling or redness. This is normal and is part of your skin's adjustment to the retinol. If side effects are bothersome, you can always consult a dermatologist.
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