1% Bakuchiol Retinol Facial Serum 30ml

What does this serum target?

It is designed primarily for fine lines, uneven-looking texture, loss of firmness and other visible signs of ageing.

What is the difference between Retinol and Bakuchiol?

Retinol is a Vitamin A derivative used to support skin renewal and improve visible signs of ageing. Bakuchiol is a plant-derived ingredient with antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties. This formula combines both ingredients in one serum.

When should I use it?

Use the serum in the evening after cleansing and before moisturiser.

Can I use it every night?

Experienced Retinol users may eventually be able to use it nightly. If you are new to Retinol, begin 2–3 evenings per week and gradually increase use according to how your skin responds.

What should I expect when starting Retinol?

Some people experience temporary dryness, tightness or sensitivity when first introducing Retinol. Begin gradually and reduce frequency if the skin becomes uncomfortable.

Do I need to wear SPF?

Yes. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning, particularly when using Retinol as part of your evening routine.

Can I use it with Hyaluronic Acid?

Yes. Hyaluronic Acid works well alongside Retinol and can help support hydration. Apply the Retinol & Bakuchiol Serum first, followed by your hydrating serum or moisturiser.

Can I use it with Niacinamide?

Yes. Niacinamide can generally be used alongside Retinol and may provide useful barrier and hydration support.

Can I use it with Vitamin C?

Both can form part of the same overall routine, but a simple approach is to use Vitamin C in the morning and the Retinol & Bakuchiol Serum in the evening.

Can I use it with Glycolic or Salicylic Acid?

Using strong exfoliating acids and Retinol in the same evening may increase the chance of dryness or irritation. Alternate them between different routines if necessary.

Can I use another Retinol product with this serum?

I would avoid layering multiple Retinol products in the same routine. Choose one Retinol treatment and introduce it gradually.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

Sensitive skin should introduce the serum cautiously. Patch test first and begin with 1–2 applications per week before gradually increasing use if the skin remains comfortable.

Can I use Retinol during pregnancy?

Retinoid skincare is generally avoided during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding, speak to a healthcare professional before using Retinol-containing products.

Is it fragrance-free?

No. The ingredient list contains Parfum as well as fragrance components including Benzyl Salicylate and Amyl Salicylate.

How long will it take to see results?

Skin can begin to feel smoother with regular use, while improvements in visible fine lines and uneven texture generally require consistent use over a longer period. Results vary between individuals.