Retinol is undoubtedly the cool kid of skincare. Sit down with any dermatologist, and they'll most likely give you a few good reasons to start incorporating the ingredient into your routine. That's ...

It’s no surprise that the skin care industry is having a moment. Instagram influencers are hawking expensive products left and right, and young TikTok users are continuously sharing their latest “must ...

Dr. Thornburg recommends keeping it moderate. "Most retinol creams work best in the 0.25%–0.5% range—strong enough for ...

A quick rundown on ideal retinol application frequency. Medically reviewed by Hadley King, MD Start slow: Apply retinol once a week initially to minimize irritation, gradually increasing frequency as ...

When it comes to skincare, good things take time. We’re all guilty of impatiently waiting to see the benefits of adding a step to our nightly skincare routines, no matter if it’s using a new vitamin C ...

In honor of the fifth annual National Retinol Day, RoC is pulling back the curtain on its newest skincare superstar, Deep ...

Retinol is derived from vitamin A and can help prevent or reverse early signs of aging. Often sold over-the-counter in creams and lotions, retinol has many benefits and some side effects as well.

Body lotions can be a means to an end: Slather it on and let your skin drink up the moisture. But the best formulas lend an extra something to your body-care routine. Enter: body lotions with retinol.

In recent years, many have hailed the benefits of incorporating hyaluronic acid and retinol into your skincare routine, and the buzz around these ingredients isn’t unfounded. Studies have proven that ...

We all love how retinol can reduce the signs of aging and make our skin look healthier, younger and fresher. But we also love to wax. How do we coordinate these sometimes conflicting beauty needs?