Revolution Skincare London 1% Retinol Super Intense Serum

J'ai utilisé pendant 1 an le rétinol 1% de The Ordinary, celui là me semble plus puissant j'aime beaucoup l'appliquer. Attention le pourcentage est élevé si vous n'êtes pas habitués au rétinol vous allez vous brûler. Il faut une adaptation progressive.Bien qu'habituée je dois néanmoins ne pas l'appliquer autour de yeux ou la peau est plus fine.

No veo muchos resultados, más allá de alguna irritación, normal si al principio lo usas más de 3 días a la semana. Lo peor es su olor, huele a aceite de freidora, no lo soporto y lo tengo que disimular una vez absorbido con una hidratante con perfume.

I've been using this for weeks and I'm starting to think that it's just cooking oil or something. I know retinol and there's not 1 % retinol in this.

I wanted to give retinol a try after reading about the many benefits it provides; I chose this particular retinol on account of the great price and the lower dosage. From what I’d read it takes a couple of months before any noticeable change is seen in the appearance of one’s skin; so I’ve waited until now to write a review.The product comes in a glass bottle, with a pipet to help meter out the serum. The consistency of the product is that of a light oil; which absorbs nicely into the skin. I started by applying 4 drops to the skin on my face before bed every other day; I then followed it up with a moisturiser containing hyaluronic acid. I opted for a hyaluronic acid based moisturiser as it pairs well with retinol serums, which can cause dry skin during early usage. In the mornings and evenings that I didn’t use retinol, I moisturised as normal with E45 and an SPF moisturiser.During the first couple of weeks using this retinol, I did find that my skin was more dry than usual. To aid this I moisturised morning, evening and as I felt necessary throughout the day. After a few weeks, my skin adjusted to the new addition to my skincare routine and I began to moisturise morning and evening, which I have continued for two months.I can firmly say that I have seen an improvement in the appearance of my skin, albeit it is only minor. I expected this, as retinol is said to be a product whose benefits really shine with frequent, long term usage. My skin seems to have less blemishes, is much smoother and I have noticed a reduction in the number of pimples and black heads I have had (albeit I don't and have never particularly struggled with pimples).Overall, for the £9 I spent on this product nearly 3 months ago, I would say that the benefits have been worthwhile. I will continue to integrate it into my skincare routine over the long term and will consider increasing my usage to each night. I’d definitely recommend it!

No se puede usar. Al menos no en la cara. Imagina q te dan aceite de oliva para el cutis... Pues es igual, con un olor mas suave. ¿Te pondrias aceite en la cara? Te aseguro q deja una sensación pringosa, desagradable y q mancha. Deberian advertir q es aceite y no un serum acuoso (que es lo habitual en cosmetica). Me queda la duda de si verdaderamente tiene algo de Retinol. Me da q si tiene, ni de lejos es al 1%. Nunca lo sabré porque ya no lo usaré más. PD: tengo la piel seca. Si tienes la piel con tendencia grasa, ya ni me quiero imaginar el desaguisado usando este aceite.