The skincare duo as iconic as a gin and tonic
When it comes to fighting the physical signs of ageing, it's easy to get lost in all the various products and buzzwords that claim to make your skin look more youthful.
If there’s one thing we do know, it’s that using a range of retinol products is your best bet to help reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Retinol-based skin care helps to increase the production of collagen in the skin, and in turn helps to make fine lines and wrinkles disappear.
They also stimulate the production of new blood vessels in the skin, which improves skin colour and pigmentation, while also helping to reduce the look of age spots and soften rough patches of skin.
While many retinol products on the market are prone to being notoriously harsh on your skin, No7 is here to save the day with a new skin care duo to boost their already impressive range.
No7 has announced their new Pure Retinol Collection: a range of new retinol products that have been developed, tested and proven to be effective for all skin types.
Their new recruits Pure Retinol Eye Cream and Pure Retinol Night Cream are joining fan favourite Advanced Retinol 1.5% Complex Night Concentrate for the ultimate anti-ageing lineup.
The No7 range is set apart from other retinol products on the market by using lower active levels of retinol, making them more gentle on skin, while also still ensuring ground-breaking anti-ageing results without irritation.
These game-changing products have firmly cemented themselves in the market, with over 93% of women who tried the products saying they saw the physical difference in their skin after just two weeks, once again proving why No7 continues to be the UK’s number one skincare brand.
While these products are great on their own, they are transformational when used together, making them a British trio as iconic as gin and tonic, tea and crumpets, or the Queen and her corgis.
The dermatologically tested range is available now, exclusively to Priceline at their 470+ stores nationwide and online.
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