AgeLoc Tru Face Peptide Retinol Complex

Say hello to effortlessly radiant skin, care of ageLOC Tru Face Peptide Retinol Complex. Formulated with AI-enhanced, clinically proven peptide technology, this powerful multitasker delivers rapid results in an oh-so-
gentle formula.

It supports your skin’s natural renewal processes to help improve signs of skin ageing. We’re talking visibly reduced pores and hyperpigmentation, as well as noticeably improved skin tone and texture and reduced appearance of
fine lines and wrinkles. It’s powerful potency—without the punch.

WHAT’S IMPORTANT ABOUT THE TYPES OF RETINOIDS USED IN AGELOC® TRU FACE® PEPTIDE RETINOL COMPLEX?
There are four main types of retinoids:
1.- retinoic acid
2.- retinaldehyde (sometimes referred to as retinal),
3.- retinol
4.- retinyl esters

They vary in potency and strength, with retinoic acid being the most potent and retinyl esters being the least. Retinoic Acid is the most potent because it is the most active form of vitamin A, but it is irritating for most skin types and is not available for use in many markets. Peptide Retinol Complex is formulated with retinoic acid ester, a next-gen version of acid that doesn’t irritate the skin. Peptide Retinol Complex also contains stabilised pure retinol for maximum benefits with the least amount of irritation

WHEN SHOULD I USE AGELOC ® TRU FACE ® PEPTIDE RETINOL COMPLEX?
You should use ageLOC Tru Face Peptide Retinol Complex once per day, in your night skincare routine. Because you may experience increased sun sensitivity—especially during the first few weeks of use—we recommend limiting your sun
exposure. Also, make sure to wear sunscreen daily, especially when using any retinol product.

CAN PEOPLE WITH SENSITIVE SKIN USE AGELOC ® TRU FACE ® PEPTIDE RETINOL COMPLEX?
ageLOC Tru Face Peptide Retinol Complex was specially formulated to be gentle and soothing to skin, allowing it to be used daily without the common side effects of retinol. However, individuals can be sensitive to any new skincare product, so do a spot check and/or check with your dermatologist if you have sensitive skin.