Apply to face and neck at night when skin is most receptive for repair and renewal. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with warm water. Begin applying this product every other night and then gradually increase frequency to every night.

RoC Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream RoC doesn't list a percentage on the cream, meaning it could be anywhere from 0.1-1%. If your skin is acclimated to a very low amount of retinol, apply this slowly at first.

Overall Opinion: Roc Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream proves that you don't necessarily need to spend tons of money to get really good results from a wrinkle cream. Although there are better retinol creams out there, you really can't find one as good as this for the price.

4 weeks This wrinkle serum with Retinol visibly reduces even the deep-set wrinkles that can be the most difficult to treat. The light, silky formula is clinically proven to visibly smooth, firm, and reduce wrinkles on your face and neck in just 4 weeks.

Retinol is not for daytime use (it breaks down in the sun) and shouldn't be paired with some ingredients, like vitamin C and salicylic acid, says Nussbaum. With retinol, just cleanse, add basic moisturizer on top, and skip exfoliating for the next two mornings.

NIGHT CREAM CLINICAL RESULTS: INSTANTLY: Skin is hydrated. IN 4 WEEKS: Skin looks radiant & signs of photodamage appear diminished. IN 8 WEEKS: 93% had improvement in the look of deep wrinkles.

Among the most common are dryness, peeling, redness, and discomfort. Usually, these retinol side effects are temporary and resolve once your skin gets used to the retinol product you're using (this phenomenon even has its own name: the retinization period).

Retinol Correxion Max Hydration Cream Both Lamb and Lupo recommend this retinol cream from RoC, which uses time-released technology so your skin can get the benefits of retinol continuously for up to 12 hours - without irritating it.

Side effects of using retinol may include:

• Redness.
• Irritation.
• Burning.
• Itching.
• Dry skin.
• Flaking and peeling of the skin.
• Increased sensitivity to the sun.
• Skin cancer.

If your skin is tolerating Retinol well after three weeks of use every three days, move up to every other day, then every day. As a rule the more irritated your skin is, the less frequently you should apply it. If your skin responds well, you can start applying Retinol every night.

Retinol activities may use up the moisture in your skin and make it dry. Dry is never good because that means a compromised skin barrier. So make sure to apply a generous amount of moisturiser right after.

Side effects of using retinol may include:

• Redness.
• Irritation.
• Burning.
• Itching.
• Dry skin.
• Flaking and peeling of the skin.
• Increased sensitivity to the sun.
• Skin cancer.