PURITOSEOUL Timeless Bloom Retinol Spot Cream, Korean Jeju Hydrangea, for Sensitive Skin, Retinol Cream, Wrinkle Reduction, Anti Aging Face Cream, K-Beauty, 30ml 1fl.oz

After falling in love with the brand's original Centella and Galactomyces serums, this new retinol is also a win in my book.Not quite sure about the messaging about using as a spot cream (is this being marketed for acne users, or to use on isolated parts of the face? - which really isn't applicable for retinol) but everything else about the product excellent.Also really pleased they decided to pair the 0.1% retinol with bakuchiol, which is a wonder ingredient for my skin. For well-aging purposes, this strength of retinol is perfectly sufficient when used consistently.Will likely repurchase!

That’s my face cream forever from now on.

This is a review of 'PURITO SEOUL Timeless Bloom Retinol Spot Cream, Korean Jeju Hydrangea, for Sensitive Skin, Retinol Cream, Wrinkle Reduction, Anti Aging Face Cream, K-Beauty, 30ml 1fl.oz'.This is a retinol cream, I got this to use as an eye and neck wrinkle cream. it's quite gentle for a retinol but you should probably still introduce it carefully as retinol can be harsh on the skin depending on how sensitive it is. I also like that they included soothing and moisturising ingredients. This feels slightly thicker than most eye area creams I've tried and I like this because it helps the area to feel moisturised for longer. This is meant to be good for wrinkles due to the retinol and bakuchiol which are popular skincare ingredients, but it also contains hydrangea extract which I didn't know but apparently it's good for wrinkles too. Overall I really like this cream, I do think it is slightly overpriced being a retinol cream but it is a korean skincare product which tend to cost more on amazon due to the cost of importing and it will last a long time if used on the eye area as you only need a small amount.

I ordered this for my wife and she said this Purito retinol cream is as good as other Purito products she has used. She used this around her eyes and forehead for over a month, and she noticed a clear improvement. The 30ml tube lasts very long as she only used a small amount daily. Most importantly, she has no sensitive reaction from using this product. This cream is priced at £21 at the time of review and my wife said it's reasonably priced considering the quality and performance.

At first, I was confused and wondered how retinol might help with acne; of course, this is actually an anti-wrinkle cream to be used on targeted areas/spots of concern, such as around the eyes, mouth, on small forehead wrinkles, etc. It’s a beginner level of retinol for beginner issues, so unless your skin is particularly sensitive, you're unlikely to feel any negative effects.Anyway, I find the package design of this item to be very appealing! As per usual from PURITO, of which I am a long-term fan, the product itself also appears to be of high quality; it's scentless, absorbs extremely well, and it's not greasy at all. The area around my eyes feels a lot softer and more hydrated. The tube has a handy, thin nozzle, which makes it easy to dab in the areas you need, and a little product goes a long way. I think this is more of a preventative product, though, so I believe the demographic for it would be younger people, perhaps in their mid-twenties.

My partner has quite sensitive skin which can get quite rashy, but this seems to work fine for her.She's started to get crows feet around her eyes, and she's found whilst this cream isn't a cure-all, it does greatly help reduce it's appearance, which she's very happy with.It's quite a thick cream, but she's found it keeps the skin moisturised for a lot longer, so she uses this quite often compared to others in her collection.

I'm thrilled to share my thoughts on the Timeless Bloom Retinol Spot Cream from Purito. First off, let's talk about its packaging—it's a perfect blend of sophistication with its red berry colour against a pristine white backdrop, exuding a premium feel effortlessly.Purito has been a favourite of mine for its commitment to clean ingredients, steering clear of harmful substances like parabens, sulphates, synthetic fragrances, and dyes, while also championing the use of recycled materials in their packaging.Moving on to the cream itself, it's impressively lightweight and boasts a subtle fragrance-free formula, which is a plus in my book. Being no stranger to retinol, I've seamlessly incorporated this into my nightly routine without any adverse reactions.Howeve, if you're new to retinol, I'd suggest starting slow—perhaps twice a week in the evenings for a few weeks—and gradually ramping up the frequency as your skin adjusts. It's crucial to be patient and consistent with retinol; noticeable improvements typically surface after around six months of regular use. Therefore, if you're in pursuit of a quick fix for mature skin or deep lines and wrinkles, this might not be the product for you.But back to the cream at hand—I've experienced no adverse reactions, and it effortlessly absorbs into the skin, leaving behind a weightless feel.At £21, and with a generous 30% discount at the time of writing this review, it's certainly a steal considering the quality and effectiveness of the product. Personally, I find the 0.1% strength to be just right.Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed and will undoubtedly continue to repurchase from Purito, confident in their brand ethos and the efficacy of their formulations.