
Key Benefits
How to Use
First-Time Use
If you're new to Crystal Retinal, we recommend performing a patch test at least 24 hours before first use. Follow the patch-testing instructions provided with the product.
Gradually introduce Crystal Retinal into your evening skincare routine. Start by using it twice a week for the first 2 weeks, then every other night for the following 2 weeks. You can then adjust your routine based on your individual skincare preferences.
Step 1 After cleansing in the evening, apply 2 pumps of Crystal Retinal to the face and neck. Allow the product to absorb.
Step 2 Follow with your preferred moisturizer. A moisturizer formulated for use with vitamin A skincare can be used as part of your evening routine.
Step 3 During the daytime, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen as part of your regular skincare routine.
NOTE We recommend becoming familiar with your current Crystal Retinal strength before progressing to a higher-strength formula.Uses Per Tube
Available Strengths
Explore 6 progressive Crystal Retinal strengths, ranging from 0.01% to 0.24% retinaldehyde.
The range offers different formulation strengths to help you choose an option that fits your skincare routine and experience level.
Experts Recommended
A true breakthrough in vitamin A skincare
DANIEL ISAACS
Chief Product Officer
Key Ingredients
Thoughtfully Formulated
Dermatologist-Informed Skincare
No Artificial Fragrance
Paraben Free
Alcohol Free
Vegan Society Certified
Award-Winning Skincare
Crystal Retinal
Liquid Peptides™
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Liquid Peptides alongside Crystal Retinal?
Can I use Liquid Peptides alongside Crystal Retinal?
Absolutely. Liquid Peptides and Crystal Retinal can be used together as part of your evening skincare routine.
Can I use Liquid Peptides directly after an exfoliating acid like Press & Glow or Press & Clear?
Can I use Liquid Peptides directly after an exfoliating acid like Press & Glow or Press & Clear?
Yes. Liquid Peptides can be applied after an exfoliating acid as part of your morning or evening skincare routine.
Can I use Liquid Peptides during pregnancy?
Can I use Liquid Peptides during pregnancy?
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have any concerns about using skincare products during this time, we recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Should I apply Liquid Peptides in the morning or evening?
Should I apply Liquid Peptides in the morning or evening?
Both. Liquid Peptides can be applied in the morning and evening as part of your regular skincare routine. Apply after cleansing and toning, and before oil-based serums and moisturizers.
When should I apply Crystal Retinal?
When should I apply Crystal Retinal?
You should apply Crystal Retinal as part of your evening skincare routine, after cleanser, toner, and serums, but before your moisturizer.
Can I use Crystal Retinal every night?
Can I use Crystal Retinal every night?
Crystal Retinal can be incorporated into your evening skincare routine gradually. If you're new to Crystal Retinal, we recommend starting with an appropriate strength and introducing it slowly.
Use twice a week for the first two weeks, then every other night for the following two weeks. You can then progress to nightly use as part of your evening skincare routine.
Can I use Crystal Retinal while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Can I use Crystal Retinal while pregnant or breastfeeding?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional before using Crystal Retinal or other skincare products containing vitamin A ingredients.
Please review the full ingredient list and seek professional guidance if you have any questions about whether this product is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Do I need to follow Crystal Retinal with a moisturizer?
Do I need to follow Crystal Retinal with a moisturizer?
We recommend applying a moisturizer after using Crystal Retinal as part of your evening skincare routine. Advanced Night Ceramide is formulated to complement vitamin A skincare and can be applied after Crystal Retinal.