Q: "When should I use Reticore, morning or night?"
Night only. Retinol works best overnight and can make skin more sensitive to sunlight, so it should never be used in the morning.
Q: "Do I need sunscreen with it?"
Yes, and this is not optional. Retinol makes skin more sun-sensitive. Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning while using this serum, even on cloudy days or indoors near windows.
Q: "Can I use it every night?"
Once your skin has adjusted, yes. But there's no benefit to pushing through irritation — if your skin feels dry or sensitive, drop back to alternating nights.
Q: "Which skin types is it for?"
Best suited to normal, dry, combination and mature skin looking to work on fine lines and texture. The formula is richer and more nourishing than a water-light serum. If your skin is very oily or currently breaking out, patch test first.
Q: "Can I use it during pregnancy?"
No. Retinol is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Please consult a physician before use.