Most retinols make you choose between results and a working face.
Unbuffered retinol spikes the skin — you get the turnover, but you also get the flake, the sting, and a week of hiding. We refused the trade-off. Nightbloom encapsulates the active so it releases slowly, and pairs it with three humectants so your barrier holds while the formula does its work overnight.
Plate 03 — The turnover, undirected
Four actives.
One purpose: turn skin over, gently.
Retinol does the renewal. Three humectants hold the water in so the active never burns through the barrier. Every percentage is listed. Every supplier is named on request.
- 01
0.3% Retinol
0.3% encapsulated · Cellular turnover
- 02
Sodium Hyaluronate
Humectant · Pulls water into skin
- 03
Marine Collagen
Plumping · Restores bounce
- 04
Chondrus Crispus
Marine humectant · Long-hold hydration
One pump.
Three nights a week.
That's the entire ask.
Prep
Cleanse and pat. Skin should be dry, not damp — moisture dilutes the active.
Press
One pump. Warm between palms. Press into face and neck — never rub. Let it settle thirty seconds.
Seal
Follow with Oasis cream to lock the active in. Skip the eye area on the first pass — work up to it.
Renewed.
Not raw.
8-week consumer-perception study, n=44, third-party verified. Receipts available on request.
94%
Smoother texture in 14 nights
91%
More even tone in 4 weeks
0%
Reported peeling or flaking
n=44
Independent panel
Asked & answered.
No. The Retinol is stabilized in a time-release formula and buffered with three humectants. You get the turnover overnight without the morning peel.
