RETINOL CORREXION® Line Smoothing 2-Step Peel Pads

• Dermatologist tested
• Dermatologist recommended
• Peel
• Exfoliates
• Smoothing
• For dull skin
• For lines
• For wrinkles
• For blemishes
• For rough texture

• For uneven tone
• Formulated with Glycolic Acid
• Formulated with Lactic Acid
• Formulated with Mandelic Acid
• Formulated with Phytic Acid
• Formulated with Gluconolactone
• Formulated with Hyaluronic Acid
• Alcohol free
• Fragrance free
• Treatment

For first time users, apply every other night and then gradually increase frequency to every night. For those with sensitive skin, try on a small area of face or neck first, to ensure compatibility prior to full face use.

Step 1: Apply to clean, dry skin. Wait 2 minutes before applying step 2. Do not rinse. You may feel a tingling sensation.

Step 2: Apply 2 minutes after applying Step 1. Do not rinse.

For first-time users, avoid additional retinol during the first month, until tolerance is established.

Regular retinol users do not need to discontinue use of additional retinol.

With consistent use every other day, this product is designed to last ~1-3 months.

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Retinol is a powerful ingredient, so it is important that new users slowly introduce it to their skin to build tolerance and avoid any negative reactions.

Begin applying this product every other night and then gradually increase frequency of use to every night. Always apply a sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher in the AM while using this product. 

Users should introduce one Retinol product at a time to their skincare routine. Once a tolerance to one Retinol product is built, you can add additional Retinol products to your routine if you wish. When introducing the next Retinol product, follow the same steps as before to build additional tolerance.

Note: If your skin shows a reaction, such as redness or a dry patch, take a break from Retinol usage for a few days until the reaction subsides. Then, reintroduce Retinol into your routine using a slower frequency. If symptoms continue, stop using product and consult a physician.

For more in-depth guidance, explore our Retinol Guide.