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Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Pro+ 0.3% Retinol -Wrinkle Night Moisturizer $14.81 w/s&s
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Pro+ Anti-Wrinkle Night Moisturizer (0.3% Retinol, Anti-Aging, Fragrance Free) for $14.81 > now $15.20
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- 1.7-fluid ounce jar of Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Pro+ Anti-Wrinkle Night Moisturizer with 0.3% pure retinol for softer, smoother skin
- Clinically- & dermatologist-tested moisturizing night cream features a potent 0.3% retinol formula with patented technology to deliver visible results. See reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles & diminish the look of dark spots
- The anti-aging moisturizer is non-comedogenic, for all skin tones & is specially formulated to be fragrance-, paraben-, mineral oil-, dye- & phthalate-free
- Our 0.3% retinol cream is clinically proven to fight signs of skin aging & provides softer, smoother skin instantly. Skin starts to feel hydrated, brighter & healthier after just one week & firmer-looking within four weeks
- From a dermatologist-recommended brand, Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Pro+ Night Cream makes a perfect addition to your daily anti-aging beauty & skincare routine for an at-home self-care experience
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I use retinol moisturizer a couple times a week and see a little difference in crows' feet, but it's not drastic (my 20yo self is punching my 44yo self). Just don't use it during the day because it causes UV sensitivity in most people.
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Short answer = yes. The active ingredient is suspended in a gel to help limit exposure to oxygen. The average product will have lost 1/3rd of its potency after 1 month.
Would a product in a pump or tube instead of the jar be more potent over a longer time?
If its in a truly air tight pump, it should last much longer than just a couple months like a jar.
Absolutely, you have to use it every night and then top it with moisturizer though. I noticed some wrinkles five years ago and they still haven't come back. Plenty of clinical studies done on it. I use this, but from a pump. It's just synthetic vitamin E.
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I think you meant vitamin a? Isn't that why the prescription stuff is called retin-a?
I thought itself is a moisturizer. I use it without, any recommendations on moisturizer
Smooth as 🥚 s.
Every night? For a jars worth..or multiple jars over months/years?