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Ecooking's retinol entry — six ingredients and nothing else. The 0.15% concentration sits at the introductory tier for retinol beginners, delivered in a caprylic/capric triglyceride base that buffers irritation. No water phase means no preservative system needed. The Danish approach to retinol: the active, a carrier, an antioxidant, done.
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Vitamin A Serum 0.15% by Ecooking is formulated for normal, combination, mature skin. Ecooking's retinol entry — six ingredients and nothing else. The 0.15% concentration sits at the introductory tier for retinol beginners, delivered in a caprylic/capric triglyceride base that buffers irritation. No water phase means no preservative system needed. The Danish approach to retinol: the active, a carrier, an antioxidant, done.
The key active ingredients in Vitamin A Serum 0.15% are Retinol, Squalane, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: Six-ingredient formula — nothing to irritate beyond the retinol itself and Oil base buffers retinol irritation naturally.
Yes, Vitamin A Serum 0.15% targets fine lines, acne, dullness. Six-ingredient formula — nothing to irritate beyond the retinol itself
Vitamin A Serum 0.15% retails for around $45, which places it in the mid range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Too gentle for experienced retinol users; Oily base may not suit very oily skin.
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