Retinol Serum.

"The biggest issue for me was with their original Retinol Serum which was a 1% retinol set it all over the packaging. I started my retinoid journey with it because it then came out that it wasn't a 1% retinol, it was a 1% Rstar complex which actually was a compound of different components, and when you broke it down it was equivalent of about a 0.2% retinol. That's doing nothing. This kind of emerged online, people started talking about it, then it was confirmed with the new EU retinol restrictions where The Inkey List can still sell their product into the EU because the concentration of retinol is below 0.3%. That marketing was very misleading from the start. I trusted my skin with that product and I wondered why I didn't get the same results I was hoping for. It's because we weren't really getting the percentage we thought we were."