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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 04:00 pm
Retinol, retinal, retinoids… same family, very different formulas. 🧴
Vitamin A can target everything from breakouts and uneven texture to dark marks and visible signs of ageing, but choosing the right form and strength for your skin matters.
Whether you’re introducing Vitamin A for the first time or ready to progress to a more advanced formula, there’s an option for every stage of your journey.
Swipe for your Vitamin A cheat sheet, then shop the SKIN Functional Vitamin A range on our website or app.
Vitamin A can target everything from breakouts and uneven texture to dark marks and visible signs of ageing, but choosing the right form and strength for your skin matters.
Whether you’re introducing Vitamin A for the first time or ready to progress to a more advanced formula, there’s an option for every stage of your journey.
Swipe for your Vitamin A cheat sheet, then shop the SKIN Functional Vitamin A range on our website or app.
Comments (6)
17 hours agoabeedahfarjan
I've been using your 0.2 Retinaldahyde Serum for over two years now and think its time I use something a bit stronger. Would the next step be the 1.5 Retinoid Complex or the 0.5 Retinol with Bakuchoil?
2 days agoeva.songbird
Can you list them from lightest to strongers please? I started with retinol and up to retinalhyde 0.1. I dont know the others listed.
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