Anti-aging for sensitive skin: Innisfree Retinol Cica Repair Ampoule review


Don’t let the retinol in the name fool you, this ampoule can easily double as your soothing and hydrating serum, that’s how gentle it is.

Author: Jenny Wu
Jenny Wu

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  1. Cindy Piechota says:

    I’m very disappointed ! 0,015% of retinol, too low concentration! I put 1% of retinol on my skin with my actual sérum and I’ve order this one from Blissim box but I guess It won’t do anything to my skin ! Soooo disappointed !

    • Jenny says:

      Yes, it’s definitely a really low % targeting beginners or really sensitive skin types. I would recommend using this as a soothing serum instead because that’s what it felt like to me! You can use it with your usual retinol or even in the mornings this way.

  2. Anne says:

    The main reason that it is recommended to use retinol products at night is that the retinol itself is sensitive to UV exposure and may break down. As you rightly said though, it is probably not an issue with this low of a concentration.

    Anne from Doctor Anne

    • Jenny says:

      Finally got around to correcting this, thank you! And this is why you can’t even trust dermatologists sometimes (that’s where I got the original info from) :/

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