You do your face every night. Your neck gets whatever is left on your hands, and your chest gets nothing at all.

That is not laziness. A serum in a dropper drips, runs and is genuinely annoying to use below the chin, so it quietly stops happening. This is the same treatment in a format that does not fight you: an anhydrous stick you glide straight along the jaw, down the neck and across the chest.

Inside it is encapsulated retinaldehyde, which sits one step from the active form of vitamin A. Fewer conversion steps than retinol means it can work on thin, easily irritated skin. Alongside it are palmitoyl peptides, a spilanthol firming complex from the spilanthes flower, skin-identical lipids to reinforce the barrier, and ubiquinone as an antioxidant.

No stickiness, no crystallization, no fragrance. Developed by a dermatologist and tested for sensitive skin.

1. In the evening, start with clean, dry skin.
2. Glide the stick along your face, then down the neck, then across the chest.
3. If retinoids are new to you, start every other night, or two to three nights a week, until your skin gets used to it.
4. Build up to nightly once your skin is comfortable.

Retinoids can leave skin more sensitive to sunlight. Wear sunscreen daily while you are using this.

Encapsulated Retinal .. Vitamin A derivative that promotes surface turnover and smooths the look of fine lines.
Spilanthol Firming Complex .. Plant-derived extract that helps visibly firm and tighten the look of skin.
Peptide Complex .. Palmitoyl peptides that help improve the appearance of firmness and fine lines.
Lipid Complex .. Skin-identical lipids that help reinforce the skin barrier.
Ubiquinone .. Antioxidant that helps defend skin against environmental stress.
Anhydrous Stick, 0.8 oz .. No water base, no dripping, no crystallization.

Why a stick instead of a serum?
Because a serum that drips is a serum you skip below the chin. The stick goes exactly where you point it, which is the whole reason the neck and chest actually get treated.

Is retinal too strong for my neck?
Retinaldehyde needs fewer conversion steps than retinol, so the brand positions it as effective with less of the irritation retinol can cause. It is described as gentle enough for neck and chest, and the formula is tested for sensitive skin. Start slow regardless.

What do the 93 percent and 100 percent figures mean?
They are self-reported consumer figures: 93 percent saw smoother-looking neck skin, 100 percent said it was gentle, 100 percent would recommend it. The brand did not publish a test group size or study duration, and the page separately shows a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews. Treat them as customer feedback, not a clinical trial. Individual results may vary.

How much retinaldehyde is in it?
The brand does not state a percentage anywhere, so neither will we. What is confirmed is that the retinal is encapsulated and sits high enough in the ingredient list to be a working active rather than a label decoration.

Do I need sunscreen?
Yes. Retinoids can make skin more sensitive to sunlight, so wear sunscreen daily while you are using this, including on your neck and chest.

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