Creamy Retinal 0.05% Age‑Renewal & Firming Night Serum – 1.01 fl oz (30 ml)
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Creamy’s Retinal 0.05% Night Serum delivers a next‑generation approach to anti‑aging, combining maximum‑allowed retinaldehyde concentration with controlled‑release technology for fast, high‑performance results with reduced irritation. Retinal—known as the direct precursor to retinoic acid—works up to 11× faster than retinol, promoting deep cellular renewal, visible wrinkle reduction, improved firmness, enhanced elasticity, and smoother texture.
Perfect for nighttime use and suitable for all skin types, especially mature or aging skin (25+), this serum is enriched with Gluconolactone (PHA) for gentle exfoliation and hydration, and Altheostem™, a stem‑cell–derived active that accelerates the removal of senescent (aged, damaged) cells. The result is a visibly rejuvenated complexion with improved tone, reduced pores, and a balanced, refined appearance.
Retinaldehyde converts directly into retinoic acid for visibly faster, more potent results than retinol.
Helps diminish fine lines, uneven texture, and early signs of aging.
Supports a more uniform complexion while reducing visible spots and dullness.
Altheostem™ helps combat loss of firmness linked to aging cells, promoting a lifted, resilient appearance.
Improves the appearance of enlarged pores and balances excessive shine.
Controlled‑release retinal + soothing PHA reduce irritation while maximizing results.
Retinal is stronger, faster, and closer to retinoic acid. Best for ages 25+. Retinol is gentler and ideal for beginners (18–25).
Yes—formulated with soothing PHA + controlled‑release retinal to minimize irritation.
Not in the same application. Alternate days to avoid irritation.
No, retinal is not recommended.
Yes—daily SPF is mandatory when using retinal or any Vitamin A derivative.