
RETINYL PALMITATE CREAM
Rich care.
Smooth finish.
A rich Vitamin A balm with a dense, smooth texture designed for a simple evening skincare routine.
SIMPLE EVERYDAY CARE
A rich balm with a smooth touch.
Rich & Nourishing
A dense balm texture designed to leave skin feeling soft and comfortably conditioned.
Smooth Finish
Warms easily between the fingertips and spreads into a smooth, even layer.
Simple Routine
Easy to introduce into a straightforward evening skincare routine.
KEY INGREDIENTS
A focused formula.
Four key components create the texture and character of Vitamin A Balm.
A Vitamin A derivative commonly used in cosmetic skincare formulations.
Helps contribute to the consistency and application feel of the formula.
Supports the balm's rich, structured texture.
Helps keep the formula evenly dispersed during application.
HOW TO USE
A simple night routine.
Start with a small amount and introduce Vitamin A gradually into your evening routine.
Cleanse
Begin with clean and completely dry skin.
Apply
Warm a small amount between your fingertips and spread a thin, even layer.
Start Slowly
Begin a few evenings per week and adjust frequency according to skin comfort.
FAQ
Good to know.
Simple answers to common questions about Vitamin A Balm.
What is the texture like?
Vitamin A Balm has a rich, dense cream-balm texture. Warm a small amount between your fingertips before applying it in a thin layer.
When should I use Vitamin A Balm?
It is best suited to an evening skincare routine. Apply it to clean, dry skin using only a small amount.
How often should I use it?
If you are new to Vitamin A skincare, start gradually, such as two or three evenings per week, and adjust according to how your skin responds.
Can I use it with exfoliating acids?
Keep the routine simple and avoid layering it in the same routine with other Vitamin A products or strong exfoliating acids.
Should I use sunscreen?
Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the daytime as part of your regular skincare routine.
How much product should I apply?
Start with a very small amount. A thin, even layer is enough for the area you want to cover.