Retinol B3 Serum.

"La Roche-Posay's Retinol B3 with niacinamide's another great serum to consider. It has its famous thermal spring water, which is full of great anti-inflammatory minerals, very soothing for the skin, and also hydrating. So, great for those with rosacea because it has the niacinamide in it, and it has barrier support from the thermal spring water."

"Over the counter retinol, like La Roche-Posay, is one of my favorites for sure."

"In L Ro P's retinol this is a one of my favorites as well it has a gradual release retinol plus niacinamide and they work so well together niacinamide is anti-inflammatory so it can be soothing but also we found is skin brightening so and also it can help regulate seab bump production or oil production in people who have oilier skin"

"This is a slow release retinol serum designed for sensitive and rosacea prone skin combining the retinol with niacinamide and then these hydrating ingredients to strengthen the skin barrier and minimize irritation. The key ingredient here is the pure retinol, it's a vitamin A derivative that promotes surface cell turnover, reduces fine lines, improves the skin texture. This also has the niacinamide which calms down the redness and restores the skin moisture barrier, also helps with discoloration that's caused by inflammation. This also contains glycerin, which is a great humectant that attracts and retains water ensuring optimal hydration, gives you a little bit of plumpness to the skin. And then of course the La Roche-Posay thermal spring water which contains minerals and selenium which provide the antioxidant protection and help soothe irritation."

"La Roche-Posay Retinol B3 Serum contains a milder form of retinol along with niacinamide which soothes the skin and minimizes irritation. This retinol serum will combine the concentrated pure retinol and vitamin B3 for optimal effectiveness while also being suitable for sensitive skin. The key ingredients are the pure retinol which is a well researched form of vitamin A that promotes cell turnover improving skin texture and reducing the appearance of fine lines. It also contains vitamin B3, also known as niacinamide, which is known for its anti-inflammatory and skin soothing properties. Niacinamide helps strengthen the skin barrier and reduce redness, making retinol more tolerable. It also contains glycerin which is a powerful humectant that attracts moisture, keeping the skin hydrated and plump."

"There's a variety of retinols. If you start over the counter, there's La Roche-Posay, they have really good retinols. They're going to be the mildest category retinol. Really the brand on the front doesn't matter as much as the active ingredient."

"Low concentration of retinol, not many other peptides in there, which is quite disappointing. I don't like hybrid stuff, you're either a serum or you're a cream, can't be doing a hybrid thing. The ingredients are definitely a step up from the retinol cream and I do like what they've included, including vitamin B3. But it loses a lot of points on the hybrid. It's a hybrid fail."

"I think this is too creamy and I think it almost cancels out or certainly significantly reduces the benefits of a serum. They've added things like soy oil and soybean oil, silicone, it's retinol palmitate so it's nothing too strong. There was a strong fragrance there, the perfume, and for retinol I'm adding perfumes it's never a good idea in my opinion because it would just be a hot bed of sensitivities. There's also denatured alcohol in there which is a big sensitizer of the skin, it'll make your skin really sensitive and with repeated use, and people love retinol and they use this a lot so it's a little bit disappointing that they decided to do this. Low concentration of retinol, not many other peptides in there which is quite disappointing. I don't like hybrid stuff, you're either serum or you're cream, can't be doing a hybrid."

"I just take a little bit of my retinol, the La Roche-Posay one that's my go-to at the moment. Pat that just a little bit, pat it into my skin."

"I only use retinol night time."