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  5. Is Dermaceutic Activ Retinol 1.0 Age Defense Serum a 1% retinol product?

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Is Dermaceutic Activ Retinol 1.0 Age Defense Serum a 1% retinol product?

Asked by Male, 24 · 25 days ago

Bayyarapu Mahesh Kumar

Bayyarapu Mahesh Kumar

M Pharmacy

18 days ago

Dermaceutic Activ Retinol 1.0 Age Defense Serum is a 1% retinol solution combined with 1% ceramides, and it also contains vitamin C, vitamin E, panthenol, and allantoin, which help provide antioxidant protection, hydration, and soothing effects while improving skin texture and signs of ageing.
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⚕️ Product Details

The product details for Dermaceutic Active Retinol Age Defense Serum 30 ml include the following:

  • Name: Dermaceutic Active Retinol Age Defense Serum 30 ml
  • Pack Size: 30 ml
  • Form: Serum, Bottle
  • Application: Topical
  • Price: ₹4080

The provided information does not specify the retinol percentage of the Dermaceutic Active Retinol Age Defense Serum.

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To confirm whether the Dermaceutic Active Retinol Age Defense Serum 30 ml is a 1.0% retinol product, consider:

  • Checking the product packaging or label for the retinol concentration.
  • Consulting the product manufacturer or supplier for detailed information.

If you have further questions, consult a doctor.

Answered 25 days ago