Slow On Night Retinoserum
More than retinol — serum with the perfect molecule
- supports skin in need of deep renewal and rejuvenation
- visibly reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- evens out skin tone and improves its structure
- combined action of Retinyl Retinoate, peptides, and ceramides helps the skin look youthful and radiant
- makes the skin more firm and supple, as reported by 83% of women*
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Retinyl Retinoate is an alternative to retinol. It is more powerful, but gentler for your skin.
What makes the Slow On Night Retinoserum special?
Retino ProAge formula and ceramides
The advanced anti-aging formula combines the innovative Retinyl Retinoate molecule, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-28, and ceramides. By accelerating the renewal of live cells in the epidermis, it makes the skin more firm and supple, while smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles.
The innovative Retinyl Retinoate molecule
An innovative, new generation molecule which penetrates the epidermis and, already in its first conversion, is transformed into retinoic acid and retinol. Retinyl Retinoate is an alternative to retinol — but even more powerful and efficient.
Scientifically proven results
The effectiveness and safety of the Slow On Night Retinoserum are confirmed by a survey conducted among women in an independent research laboratory after three weeks of using the product.
Original formula
The formula of the Slow On Night Retinoserum was designed by our team of experts in the fields of chemistry, biotechnology, cosmetology, and chemical technology with many years of experience in the beauty industry.
Scientifically proven results*
Visible improvement of skin condition in just 4 weeks**
Skin condition measurements with the use of specialist equipment have demonstrated that using the Slow On Night Retinoserum produces positive results
up to 12%
increase in skin firmness
Effects can be noticed after three weeks of regular use!
Praised by women
100% confirm that the serum supports epidermal renewal
100% claim that the product makes their skin more hydrated
83% confirm their skin is firmer and more supple
80% say that the product noticeably evens out their skin tone
53% notice that the serum reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
*A two-week study conducted in a group of 30 volunteers in an independent research facility with the use of specialist equipment
**A two-week study conducted in a group of 30 volunteers in an independent research facility with the use of specialist equipment
What you need to know
Recommended intake
Slow On Night Retinoserum
Use 3–4 times a week
— in the evening
Directions for use
Ingredients (INCI)
Storage
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Choose it if your skin...
shows signs of aging and needs deep renewal
needs visible rejuvenation
lacks elasticity and hydration
has an uneven structure and tone
could use an energy boost
Discover the ingredients of your serum
Active ingredients
Retinyl Retinoate
Retinyl Retinoate
Retinol derivative with anti-aging properties that acts at multiple levels. A hybrid molecule transformed into retinoic acid and retinol upon penetrating the epidermis. Retinyl Retinoate induces less irritation compared to retinol or retinal, and yet it has been demonstrated to be more effective. This innovative molecule stimulates the production of hyaluronic acid.
Palmitoyl Tripeptide-28 with a sapphire vehicle
+Palmitoyl Tripeptide-28 with a sapphire vehicle
Peptide with a component that facilitates its penetration into the epidermis. It stimulates collagen synthesis, leaving the skin supple, soft, and smooth, with less prominent fine lines and wrinkles.
Panthenol
+Panthenol
A substance that soothes irritations and accelerates skin regeneration. Helps eliminate skin dehydration.
Phytosphingosine
+Phytosphingosine
A plant-derived ceramide. It supports epidermal barrier regeneration and reduces excessive transepidermal water loss, so it indirectly increases hydration in the epidermis.
Squalane
+Squalane
This emollient lubricates the skin and regenerates the epidermis, thus reducing transepidermal water loss. This helps hydrate and soothe the skin. It is a derivative of squalene — a natural component of human sebum.
Ceramides
+Ceramides
Ceramides are a group of organic compounds belonging to the sphingolipid family, which make up a key part of intercellular cement in the stratum corneum of the epidermis. Without enough ceramides, the epidermis becomes more permeable, which leads to more transepidermal water loss and less hydration remaining in the epidermis, while impaired lipid barrier makes the skin more prone to irritation.
Vitamin E
+Vitamin E
Also known as the “vitamin of youth”. An effective antioxidant that protects the skin against free radicals. Strengthens the epidermal barrier.
Retinyl Retinoate
Retinol derivative with anti-aging properties that acts at multiple levels. A hybrid molecule transformed into retinoic acid and retinol upon penetrating the epidermis. Retinyl Retinoate induces less irritation compared to retinol or retinal, and yet it has been demonstrated to be more effective. This innovative molecule stimulates the production of hyaluronic acid.
Expert opinion
Innovative, hybrid anti-aging solution
Retinoids and peptides are fundamental in every anti-aging skin care routine. The Slow On Night Retinoserum contains Retino ProAge Formula — a combination of the innovative anti-aging Retinyl Retinoate molecule that acts at multiple levels, and Palmitoyl Tripeptide-28 with a sapphire vehicle which stimulates the synthesis of proteins that make up structural fibers of the skin.
Alicja Śliwowska, Ph.D.
She has a Ph.D. in chemical sciences, MA is cosmetology, and is a certified nutritionist. She is the author of numerous scientific publications, co-author of the cosmetic product patent, and one of the authors of Health Labs Care beauty product formulas.
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Retinyl Retinoate acts more effectively than retinol
Research findings indicate that Retinyl Retinoate stimulates the production of hyaluronic acid better than retinol and induces less irritation than other retinoids (retinol, retinoic acid, and retinaldehyde).
Ceramides are involved in the cellular response to stressors
The effect of UV irradiation on ceramide content and barrier function varies with doses and UV wavelength. Stress-induced ceramide generation may induce apoptosis in cultured human keratinocytes and restore barrier function.
Source: Role of ceramides in skin stress: ultraviolet light, tape stripping and crowding
Phytosphingosine boosts hydration in the epidermis
Studies have confirmed that phytosphingosine increases the hydration of human epidermal barrier by stimulating the biosynthesis and degradation of filaggrin, leading to the production of NMF.
Squalane strengthens the epidermal barrier
The results of the study demonstrate that squalene strengthens the epidermal barrier, accelerates the process of its regeneration, and reduces excessive transepidermal water loss, thus positively affecting the level of hydration of the epidermis.
Source: Biological Importance and Applications of Squalene and Squalane