Anti Aging Retinol Face Cream for Women – Wrinkle & Neck Cream for Firming, Retinol Moisturizer for Face with Hyaluronic Acid, Hydrating Night Cream for Fine Lines, Collagen Boost

This is the best facial cream I have tried. It takes a very small amount, glides on smoothly, and leaves no grease or residue. My skin has improved its appearance in just a few days. The fine line wrinkles are smoothing, and my pores are reduced in size. My pores are no longer getting clogged, just soft and smooth skin. My cheeks no longer wrinkle when I smile! After trying multiple lotions with various failures from oily skin to clogged pores, I have finally found the solution to nice skin with this cream. There was no burning or redness as many retinol creams can cause, and I was able to apply this twice daily immediately. I love this cream and just ordered more!

I've been using this cream as part of my own Korean inspired skincare regimen, for about 10 days, and I like what I'm seeing. It has improved the texture of my skin tremendously and helped with the blotchiness. I've been getting compliments. I only use this product at night. I make sure to wear sunscreen during the day as retinol makes your skin more sensitive to the sun. My skin is sensitive so it responds to creams and moisturizers by immediately turning red. I struggle with both dry and oily skin. I get flakes in the creases of my nostrils and under my eyebrows while being very shiny on my forehead, nose, and chin. I recently came into possession of a magnifying mirror and was horrified by what I saw. I had just come off a cheese-eating jag that week and my pores were clogged with puss, my skin was red and the texture was rough. I definitely wasn't washing my face every night. I would often sleep in my make-up and sunscreen. I was using serums from time to time but they weren't helping. After resolving to get serious about having better skin, I decided to follow the Korean skincare routine. I did my research, decided 9 steps was for crazy people and settled on the following Nightime routine: 1) Remove make-up with oil. I made my own by mixing coconut oil, olive oil, and jojoba oil from my own cabinets - I love it!!! I massage the oil into my skin and use a warm washcloth to help melt and remove makeup. 2) I use a foaming face cleanser (Origins Checks & Balances Frothy Face Wash) as the second part of a two-part cleansing method made famous by the Korean skincare craze. 3) Toner. This can be one of several I have. A Rosewater spray. Witchhazel. Pixi Glow Toner w/ glycolic acid. Either way, I finish with a water spray before applying the creams. It calms my skin and adds moisture back to my face. 4) LilyAna Retinol Cream on my face, neck, and chest. 5) LilyAna Vitamin C Serum. This one stings a little if I've overly scrubbed my face with the washcloth. 6) Just a dab of Evanhealy Rose Vetiver Day Cream. This one is $50 but it's the only moisturizer that doesn't turn my face bright red. In fact, It doesn't turn my face red at all. I always come back to it because it works. My goals were to correct the texture of my skin, the redness of my skin, and keep it clean. I attribute the Retinol Cream with improving the texture of my skin and decreasing the appearance of my pores.

LilyAna Naturals Retinol Face Cream feels lightweight and absorbs well. 🌿✨ My skin looks smoother and more even with regular use. Slightly pricey, but effective for reducing fine lines and improving texture. Overall, a solid addition to a skincare routine!

This product really works! I use it as part of my everyday skin care routine. I use it where I have fine lines on my forehead and my crows feet and under eyes and I have found it to be really gentle and with everyday use it has softened my lines. Good for sensitive skin. I am also impressed with the amount of product you get for the price. Overall a very good value.

I got this cream because my skin pores get clogged. This cream acts as a mild skin peel, so my skin is slowly getting cleaned out. I believe that my skin texture is improving. I have tried many other creams, and this one is the first that actually works.

Ordered the 1.7oz Retinol cream in Jan. 2023 that came in a pump bottle. I had some swelling on one eyelid but that went away after a month of soft use (a tiny amount 3xs a week). It took about a year to use the bottle as I'm not wrinkled and it was just a fluke purchase used very occasionally. I decided to try retinol again with a more serious preventative effort. The old bottle label in 2023 showed 71% organic and 2.5% Retinol by volume. The tube I just received does not state either of these. Is this a watered down version? How much Retinol is in the product now?

I'm in my early 30's and starting to be concerned about wrinkles around my eyes, especially underneath my eyes. I guess I've been squinting so much (I need reading glasses) the past couple years, that I have some permanent wrinkles even when I relax my eyes. The skin below my eyes is also starting to look really dry, even though the rest of my face is really oily and acne prone. So I did some research online and it looked like I needed to try some retinol cream. I also have some hormonal acne on my jawline that has shown up over the past several months due to a change in birth control, so I constantly have light brown spots from where the acne is healing, that take forever to fade away ("Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation"). I was hoping the retinol would help those brown spots fade faster, by increasing cell turnover. I searched on Amazon and came upon this brand of retinol cream and decided to try it. I love the retro design of the label by the way. I've been using it for a week now, and I'm really pleased with it. I just jumped right in and started using it morning and night because my skin is NOT sensitive and I already use salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide regularly, so I knew this stuff probably wasn't going to "burn" my skin. It didn't even tingle. I wash my face like normal (sometimes I still exfoliate with apricot scrub if my skin feels grimy with lots of oil and makeup), then I use the retinol cream all over my face (including eyelids and lips), neck, and chest. After it dries for a few minutes, in the morning I use Neutrogena Naturals Brightening Daily Moisturizer SPF 25 1.7 oz . By the second day the skin on my neck and chest was amazingly smooth and silky - I hadn't even realized that I needed help in those areas. I think my skin in general just has particularly slow skin-cell turnover because I tend to have thick dry skin and could exfoliate with the harshest apricot scrub and never have any problems from it. By day 2 or 3 I noticed the skin around my eyes was smoother and not as dry looking and my whole face looked shinier and smoother like I had exfoliated and used salicylic acid. By the way, at first I stopped using my acne creams/gels because I wanted to see how the retinol cream worked on its own. It did improve the jawline acne marks/pigmentation. After a few days I had to use my acne products again because I had a few zits that I wanted to get under control. I searched online to see if it was safe to use them all together, and some websites say not to because it can be too irritating, but like I said before, I have tough skin. So at night, after washing my face and putting the retinol cream on, I dabbed some salicylic acid gel on my zits overnight and I had no adverse effects. The next night I needed something stronger for the zits, so after I put the retinol cream all over, I dabbed benzoyl peroxide on my zits. I must have gotten some benzoyl peroxide on my neck, because it started to burn and I had to rinse my neck off. I guess my tough skin draws the line at retinol and benzoyl peroxide when it's on thin delicate skin, like the neck. But my face was fine, so I will continue to use those products together when needed. The thing that I like most about retinol cream, is that I can use it on my eyelids. Whenever I used salicylic acid or alpha hydroxy acid, I had to be very careful to avoid the skin around my eyes or I'd wake up with red, swollen, "burned" skin (same with benzoyl peroxide). Those products made the rest of the skin on my face look smooth and youthful, but my poor eye area was getting all dried out and wrinkled. I had tried a couple different eye creams without much success over the past year (Oil of Olay, and L'oreal). So, I'm glad I found this product, and I'm going to keep using it and see how it continues to work around my eyes. I mostly just use it on my face and neck now because I don't want to waste it. If my chest starts to look dull, I will just use it for a day or two to make it looks smooth again.

I've been using this facial moisturizer on my face and neck for 8 years, since 2018, and I really like it. I tried it initially because I read a positive review in Allure magazine. My face isn't especially dry and isn't oily, but I need a moisturizer after a shower year-round, and more often in winter. It's a great moisturizer, absorbs well, isn't greasy, and is virtually scent-free. That's important to me, because other facial moisturizers I've tried have a strong scent and I can't tolerate that on my face. One other very important thing to me is that it's safe around my eyes. I have very dry eyes, which means I'm constantly using eye drops, and in spite of everything I do, sometimes my eyes keep leaking tears. When I use other moisturizers that are specifically made for use around the eyes, it really stings when it gets into my eyes. This LilyAna moisturizer seems to be the mildest product I've ever tried, and doesn't sting when some gets into my eyes.