1. After cleansing and applying serum, dispense an appropriate amount of cream.
2. Mix both formulas or apply separately according to your skin’s needs.
3. Gently spread over the face and neck.
4. Pat lightly until fully absorbed.
5. Use in the evening routine and follow with sunscreen during daytime use.

What does the dual-chamber design actually do?

It dispenses two separate formulas — a 0.05% Retinal lifting cream and a 5% Panthenol relief cream — at the same time, so you can mix them in a ratio that matches your skin’s tolerance instead of using a single fixed-strength retinal cream.

Is this suitable for sensitive or beginner retinal skin?

It’s designed to help sensitive or first-time retinal users by letting you lean more on the Panthenol relief cream at first. A patch test is still recommended, and you should build up the retinal ratio gradually rather than starting at full strength.

Why does my skin tingle when I apply it?

The formula contains Hydrolyzed Sponge, which acts like micro-spicules to support absorption. A mild, temporary tingling sensation is expected and considered normal, not a sign the product is unsuitable.

Do I need sunscreen when using this cream?

Yes. Retinal increases skin’s sensitivity to sun, so daily sunscreen the following morning is strictly recommended whenever this cream is used at night.

Can I use this if I’m pregnant or breastfeeding?

This product is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to the Retinal (Vitamin A derivative) content. Check with a healthcare professional before use if this applies to you.

How do I know what ratio of the two creams to use?

Start with a higher proportion of the Panthenol relief cream and a smaller amount of the Retinal lifting cream, then gradually shift the balance toward more lifting cream as your skin tolerates it. An official starting pump ratio is not yet confirmed in our records.