How do I start retinol at night?
Start with a measured strength, use it in the evening on clean, dry skin, introduce it gradually and wear broad-spectrum sunscreen the next day. Lepique Retinol Night Cream discloses its exact level, 0.1% retinol, and surrounds it with hydration so the final step of the night feels comfortable.
Why a disclosed strength matters
Retinol products vary widely, and many do not state how much retinol they contain. Knowing the exact level lets you start low and judge how your skin responds. Lepique Retinol Night Cream contains 0.1% retinol, chosen as a measured nightly level rather than a strength statement.
A simple first month
- Cleanse and let skin dry fully before applying retinol.
- Use the included spatula to take a small amount and spread it over the face and neck.
- Keep it away from the eyes and lips.
- Begin on a few evenings a week and build up as your skin feels comfortable, following the pack directions.
- Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning.
What sits around the retinol
The cream pairs 0.1% retinol with a 1.05% triple hyaluronic acid system, 0.975% hydrolyzed collagen and three Centella actives (Centella Asiatica Extract, Madecassoside and Asiaticoside). A lipid cushion of emollients gives it a richer, supple finish, so it works as the last step of the night.
Questions
- Is 0.1% retinol a good strength for beginners?
- It is a measured, entry-level strength. Introduce it gradually, follow the pack directions and patch test before first use.
- Can I use retinol in the morning?
- Retinol is best kept to the evening routine. In the morning, use broad-spectrum sunscreen.
- Can I use it on my neck?
- Yes. Spread it over the face and neck, avoiding direct contact with the eyes and lips.
Follow the directions and precautions on the pack. Patch test before first use.