Retinol Cream For Face - Anti Aging Face Cream 1% Retinaldehyde in Squalane - Firming Day & Night Cream For Women & Men with Aloe Vera, Vitamin E - Regenerating, Reduces Fine Lines, Wrinkle Cream

Never seen this range before, but I'm really glad to have found it & I'll be repurchasing. Sometimes I use more expensive face products & sometimes I want cheaper but still effective, so this price was very attractive & I was disappointed. The packaging of the serum bottles is beautiful, especially at this price, they've tried to copy it over to this tub, but it's not as successful & the colour doesn't inspire, so I hope they look at that. Of course I've no scientific idea of what's happening, but these Hanna Muller products feel great & my skin has felt very plump & healthy since using them. I'm also using the Vitamin C & Hyaluronic serums and with these prices, I'll be back for more. I hope they extend the range.

There are great things (potentially) and not so great things about this product!The ingredients are natural (as natural as possible anyway) and this really appealed to me. The retinaldehyde is supposed to be more effective than straight retinol. And it's extremely cheap, especially on Subscribe and Save.The only downside is that it is extremely greasy. It doesn't get absorbed into the skin and disappear. If you touch your face after applying it, your hand will be greasy. If you put it on before bed, your pillowcase will adhere to your cheek(!).To get round this, I'm putting it on for an hour in the evening to allow it to be absorbed - and then washing off. For the price it is, I'm happy to do this. But don't expect to be able to wear it under make-up or easily at night - without a greasy pillowcase, anyway!

Over the past month, I've been experimenting with this product, and I've seen a multitude of comments on YouTube regarding its ingredients. So compelled was I by its efficacy, that I subsequently purchased their Hyaluronic acid serum, vitamin C, and 1% retinol face cream. For the price point, it's a fantastic product, and I have no qualms about it—and neither should you. I've been down the road of investing in high-end products before, only to find little to no benefits.However, a word to the wise: creams alone, irrespective of their prowess, won't work miracles if you're not complementing them with a healthy lifestyle. Optimal skin health demands a holistic approach encompassing a balanced diet, adequate water intake, and restful sleep. It's this trifecta, in harmony with quality skincare products, that truly elevates one's beauty regimen.The retinol cream particularly stands out for me, owing to its thoughtful formulation. It's commendable how it synergizes the potent effects of retinaldehyde with a cocktail of hydrating and soothing ingredients. This ensures the serum works its magic while remaining gentle on the skin.Retinol Cream Breakdown*Organic Anti-Aging Retinol Face Cream* - This formula boasts 1% retinaldehyde in squalane, positioning itself as a rejuvenating day & night cream suitable for all genders. Enriched with aloe vera and vitamin E, here's a closer look at its star ingredients:- Organic Aloe Vera: Celebrated for its calming and hydrating attributes, it's a boon especially when considering the potential irritative nature of retinol for some.- Shea Butter: This emollient, rich in texture, is a savior for the skin, offering profound moisturization. It's a key player in combating the potential dryness inflicted by retinol.- Retinaldehyde (1%): A derivative of Vitamin A, it's less provoking than retinoic acid, yet holds an edge over traditional retinol in potency. It's a champion in the anti-aging realm, addressing skin tone disparities and refining texture.- Vitamin E (Alpha-Tocopherol): Serving as an antioxidant, it shields skin from the onslaught of free radicals. When partnered with retinol, it plays a pivotal role in soothing and minimizing irritation.- Plant-Based Squalane: A feather-light emollient that pledges to hydrate without clogging pores. An essential in retinol serums to negate possible dryness.- Direct Form Hyaluronic Acid: Tasked with moisture retention, it combats the desiccating tendencies of retinol, ensuring skin stays lush.- Pro-Vitamin B5: Also recognized as panthenol, this element not only moisturizes and soothes but fortifies the skin's barrier.

This cream is an okay retinal product but not my favourite. It has a nice scent and is fairly moisturizing but it makes my eyes water so I can only use it on my neck. Not sure if it has made any difference to my skin but I will use this up. My preference is the serum rather than the cream.

Good cream

Leaves my skin soft and somehow it has reduced the open large pores I had on my nose for years now! I've used soooo many creams over the years and this one is the only one that makes my skin better. The price is also amazing. Only negative thing is the square container. It's bulky and not very practical. The important thing though is that the cream works and keeps skin moist, smooth and fab!

This isn't bad for the money, in fact, it's pretty good, assuming it contains everything it claims to.A bit confusing about who owns the brand: it's Hanna Muller (German?) but I was contacted by Eclat which I thought was Australian!

I am a skincare junkie and have cupboards of things that I buy, try, don't love and then they go to the 'cupboard of unused products'. I must have hundreds in there. I have used this almost every day bar one (when I was having an allergy attack and used a Cica cream instead).I have prescription Tret and there are days when I don't want to use it, and have a lighter retinol. I have products that are £100 a jar that I find feel similar (not exact but for the price difference...I'll take this one as the other is good but not worth the almost 95 pound difference). I was pleasantly surprised with this and it is definitely going to be in my rotation for a good while.Note that I have also used it over the Tret one weekend when I forgot to pack another moisturiser...and my skin didn't flake and still looked good in the morning.If you're looking for a good, inexpensive retinol moisturiser...give this a try. :)