First Aid Beauty
First Aid Beauty - 0.3% Retinol Complex Serum with Peptides, Designed for Sensitive Skin, Helps Visibly Improve Lines and Wrinkles with Less Irritation than Traditional Retinol, Non-Comedogenic, 1 oz
Best Skin Type
Sensitive Skin
Targets
agingSensitivity
Certifications
Cruelty-Free
Key Ingredients
About this Product
First Aid Beauty's serum — 0.3% Retinol Complex Serum with Peptides Formulated with Retinol, Peptides. Targets aging and sensitivity.
About First Aid Beauty
First Aid Beauty is a cruelty-free skincare brand known for sensitive-skin-friendly, National Eczema Association-recognized formulations. Famous for Ultra Repair Cream, KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub, and Facial Radiance Pads.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is First Aid Beauty - 0.3% Retinol Complex Serum with Peptides, Designed for Sensitive Skin, Helps Visibly Improve Lines and Wrinkles with Less Irritation than Traditional Retinol, Non-Comedogenic, 1 oz good for?▾
First Aid Beauty - 0.3% Retinol Complex Serum with Peptides, Designed for Sensitive Skin, Helps Visibly Improve Lines and Wrinkles with Less Irritation than Traditional Retinol, Non-Comedogenic, 1 oz is formulated for aging, sensitivity, best suited for sensitive skin skin types.
Is First Aid Beauty First Aid Beauty cruelty-free?▾
Yes — First Aid Beauty - 0.3% Retinol Complex Serum with Peptides, Designed for Sensitive Skin, Helps Visibly Improve Lines and Wrinkles with Less Irritation than Traditional Retinol, Non-Comedogenic, 1 oz is cruelty-free.
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