This is the most effective product I've used so far for KP [chicken skin] on my upper arms and thighs. For some odd reason I can't use this on my face without breaking out, despite starting on the...
About reviewer [737 reviews]
Age36-43
SkinCombination, Tan, Not Sure
HairBlack, Other, Other
EyesBrown
Pleasantly surprised! I ran out of my prescription retinol and wanted something easy and non-fuss to replace it. I was pleasantly surprised by this product. PROS - price - very affordable - did...
About reviewer [184 reviews]
Age56 & Over
SkinOther, Fair, Not Sure
HairOther, Other, Other
EyesOther
I’m blown away by this stuff. I’ve been using prescription Retin-A Micro 0.04% for a little over a year, and when I ran out I remembered my little bottle of this in my bathroom cabinet I got for...
About reviewer [92 reviews]
Age25-29
SkinDry, Medium, Warm
HairBlond, Wavy, Medium
EyesHazel
I was a bit worried about trying this since I have had some bad luck with TO products. To preface, I have been using tactupump for almost 6 months now, have taken accutane, and tried gel tretinoin...
About reviewer [39 reviews]
Age19-24
SkinCombination, Fair, Cool
HairBlack, Wavy, Coarse
EyesBlue
Ive used one bottle and love this so much, i got three more. I am experienced/long term retinol user and enjoy this very much. The squalene is a perfect vehicle for the retinol. This is the real...
About reviewer [81 reviews]
Age44-55
SkinNormal, Medium, Warm
HairBlack, Straight, Fine
EyesBrown
This is the first time I use this product, I was using the retinol emulsion before. I do like the consistency, as it absorbs easier than the. emulsion one. I Paid less than 7 Canadian dollars, so I...
About reviewer [223 reviews]
Age36-43
SkinAcne-prone, Fair, Cool
HairBrown, Wavy, Fine
EyesBrown
I've only been using this a short period so I dont have major results feedback but I'm happy to report that I've had no drawback from using this retinol thus far. I believe the key to success is...
About reviewer [32 reviews]
Age25-29
SkinCombination, Fair-Medium
HairBlond
EyesBlue
Once again I was sucked into The Ordinary hype. As my skin is really improving with the regular use of Timeless serums I thought I might go one step further and try Retinol. The Ordinary came to...
About reviewer [88 reviews]
Age56 & Over
SkinSensitive, Fair, Not Sure
HairBlond, Straight, Fine
EyesBlue
I'm pretty new to retinol and did use Neutrogena rapid wrinkle serum which I actually noticed a difference after 6 months. From there, I moved onto this and after giving it 6 months as well, it's...
About reviewer [19 reviews]
Age36-43
SkinCombination, Fair, Cool
HairBrown, Wavy, Fine
EyesBrown
I recently starting using the product, after having used the 2% Retinoid emulsion version for a couple of years. I really enjoyed that version with no irritation whatsoever and Deciem recommends...
About reviewer [96 reviews]
Age56 & Over
SkinNormal, Fair, Cool
HairBlond, Straight, Fine
EyesBlue
At age 63, I have mature aging skin. Genetically, I was blessed with a good complexion, but my lifestyle habits hadn't done me any favors. I also have a rare cancer [not skin related] and the meds...
About reviewer [1 reviews]
Age56 & Over
SkinVery Dry, Fair-Medium
HairBlond
EyesBrown
I love trying products from Deciem's The Ordinary Skin Care line and when I saw that they had several different Retinol options I opted to purchase their Retinol 1% in Squalane. I really like how...
What does The Ordinary retinol 1 in squalane do?
Address signs of aging with the Retinol Serum 1% in Squalene from The Ordinary; a water-free, multipurpose, potent solution formulated to refine pores, reduce the appearance of dark spots and wrinkles and improve skin texture.
How often should you use The Ordinary retinol 1 in squalane?
Designed to minimise fine lines and reduce the signs of aging, Retinol 1% In Squalene is a water-free, high-strength solution that should be used daily as part of your evening skincare regime.
Is The Ordinary 1% retinol too strong?
Simply put, this is a strong product. If you aren't used to retinoids, it's best to try a lighter product before and allow your skin time to adjust before moving up to this one. Otherwise, you may suffer from irritation or breakouts. According to Lortscher, "Prescription retinols can be both safe and effective.
Is 1% retinol too strong for beginners?
For beginners, most dermatologists recommend a retinol with a concentration of 0.25 percent to one percent to see results. If your skin is not sensitive, you can usually tolerate something right in the middle; Dr.