Paula's Choice Clinical 1% Retinol Treatment - 5ml

No, this treatment is designed for nighttime use only because retinoids can break down in sunlight and increase skin sensitivity.

It is quite potent; if you have sensitive skin, perform a patch test first and start with a very low frequency of application.

It is generally recommended to use Vitamin C in the morning and the Retinol treatment in the evening to avoid potential irritation.

As a trial size, it is intended to last for about 2 to 4 weeks, depending on how often you apply it.

Yes, it can be used around the orbital bone, but be careful to avoid direct contact with the eyes.

No, this is a treatment step. You should follow it with your regular moisturizer to lock in hydration.

Decrease frequency of use to once or twice weekly and ensure you are applying a thick, hydrating moisturizer afterward.

This is common during the 'retinization' process. Use a gentle exfoliant or a rich, barrier-repairing cream to support skin recovery.