The Ordinary Retinol 1% in Squalane (30mL/1oz) 1 Pack (x1)

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I like the product. feels oily but thats what retinol feels like.

Efficient and affordable. Top stuff.

オーディナリーは偽物疑惑がよくあるみたいですが、このレチノール商品については、あまりその類のネット記事もなく、ただ相互して見るかぎり、私に届いた商品は本物なのではないかとかんじてます。 というのも、使ってみて効果を感じたからです。 初レチノールなのに1%を選んだので、最初少々ヒリヒリ、皮向けなどの反応はありましたが、一週間ほど使ってるとそれも落ち着いてきたかんじです。 何より肌の調子が上がってきたと感じてます。 もうちょい使い続けて様子みたいと思います。

Not drying, I will buy it again

Recommend this. Good product.

Not sure yet if its effective or not

Very good

Lo estoy usando oara el cabello junto con minoxidil y wow ✨ excelente producto, lo uso también en granitos y me los cura en pocos días, si lo recomiendo, pero tengan cuidado, tengo 33 años, poco a poco fui subiendo de % de retinol y nosé si sea la edad, pero ya no sentía que me estaba haciendo mucho la tretinoina de 0.05. Me gusta usar éste sérum 1 vez a la semana en el cuero cabelludo, quiero usarlo todos los días, pero poco a poco iré subiendo la cantidad de aplicaciones 👍🏻

Thanks to the presence of squalane, one can start using 1% retinol directly on the face at night without experiencing dryness, as the moisturizing properties of squalane help prevent it. However, in my opinion, retinaldehyde—being closer to prescription-strength retinoids—can be more effective. It may cause dryness initially, but over time, the skin builds tolerance, and the results are often better. That said, retinol is still a great option when used consistently over a longer period.

The oil does the job. My skin looks more radiant when I apply the oil every evening.

Real, stable retinol (especially at 1%) is hard to find. But this appears to be real. I’m on my fourth bottle, results are subtle but perceptible. You’ll notice redness at first, and skin will thicken a bit. Amazing to find authentic retinol at this price (not “serum“ nonsense)…so far I believe it…

It's less than $10, after 5½ weeks, I have 70% of the bottle left and it’s WORKING. Keep reading for my experience❣️ •photo is my "after" 5 full weeks• I couldn't find any "before" pics without makeup or sunglasses, and doesn't that just say it all ♡ I have sensitive skin, combination skin. Like many, I've tried so many products being in my late 30s. I struggle with hormonal acne, which makes skin care hard. Plus, forehead & neck wrinkles, etc. This product has clearly listed ingredients, vegan, no animal testing. Note: This particular product is 1% retinol squalane & is not necessarily for beginners. If you burn or get dry skin easily, maybe start with a lower concentration, but me being me, I wanted results and went all in. I was not disappointed! And I didn’t notice any particular smell, which I appreciate. Pro Tip: Keep in the fridge! Feels amazing and recommended on the box to extend potency. My Trial and Error! •Week 1: I skipped the recommended test patch & I started at 4 nights a week. Maybe a little ambitious😅 My skin broke out with whitehead acne in not my typical zones, a bit oily, not looking like my typical zits. Ifykyk. Week 2: Did a little research, the retinol strength and quality literally pushed all dead skin, imperfections, embedded dirt/environmental junk to the surface as my skin regrowth sped up. This was causing those whiteheads as impurities purged. This is normal for retinol products (according to multiple sources.) So I slowed down a bit to twice weekly. I still lightly broke out with a few pimples, but it was gone in a day or 2. Meanwhile, I’m already noticing fine lines improving, a better glow and overall my skin doesn’t look so flat/dull. Hydration— I’d say A for combo skin. Maybe use a little less for oily skin or check out The Ordinary website for routine-building options. Week 3: I’m in the zone integrating into my skin care routine. Personally, I use this product at night after cleanser and alcohol-free toner (not The Ordinary brand, but products that work for me and I trust). I use less than one dropper for my whole face and neck. The serum needs to be totally dry and absorbed. then finish with moisturizer. Halfway through Week 3 I add an extra night. Week 4: I’m at 3 nights a week. Occasional whiteheads. *To be clear! my hormonal acne didn’t change at all, there’s a difference. Retinol doesn't target acne so i didn't expect any change there* Noticeably reduced fine wrinkles on my forehead, my skin tone seems more even, my face looks less flat and more healthy. Some of my self-loathed deep lines look better. Best of all, I FEEL better. Up to 4 nights a week. Week 5: Personal life was rough, routine not as consistent but skin still looks good. Not like one of those creams where you miss a day and you’re back to ground zero. I did 2 days that week. Week 6: I’m actively building a better skin care nightly routine using The Ordinary, but still keeping a few other brand products I love. My 17-year-old son actaully NOTICED, and my favorite barista told me I had a “glow.” 🫶🏽 I can’t wait to try the Niacinamide serum next! **hit the thumbs up if this review helped you please!**