Retinol is still a popular ingredient, but there's a better form for you than retinol and you don't need a prescription to get it - it's retinal. 107 based its new serum on this ingredient but they decided to mix patented Vinbiome complex with retinal to create 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum. Is this the retinal serum you have to try?
What's the difference between Retinol, Retinal and Retinyl esters?
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum is based on Retinal. There are different forms of retinoids in skincare. Some are available for everyone, and some are available only if you have a prescription.
Retinyl esters like Retinyl Acetate, Retinyl Palmitate and Retinyl Propionate are the weakest forms of Vitamin A, and at the same time, they take more time to see the results. Still, the good thing is that they are very delicate for the skin. It takes them more time to work since they need to make a 3-step journey to work - this group converts to retinol then retinaldehyde, and then retinoic acid.
Retinol is a bit stronger than esters, but it can be more irritating for the skin. It works faster since it only needs to convert to retinaldehyde and retinoic acid. Retinal used in 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum is stronger than retinol since it's one step away from retinoic acid. It works faster and can be more irritating to the skin. The strongest substance is retinoic acid which is a prescription-only substance, it works fast but it's more irritating than products you can find at stores. Still, all the products related to Vitamin A need special care.
There's also a substance called bio-retinol or phyto retinol, and its name is Bakuchiol. It's not related to retinoids at all. It's derived from the seed and leaves of Psoralea Corylifolia also known as Babchi. Bakuchiol is usually compared to retinol due to its properties - it helps with acne, and aging (wrinkles and fine lines), but it also has anti-inflammatory properties. Bakuchiol is suitable for sensitive skin, and it doesn't need a slow introduction to your routine, but it's quite a new ingredient and our knowledge of this ingredient is limited. Still, some companies use it or even mix it with retinol. 107 didn't use bakuchiol in the Vinbiome Retinal Serum.
How to start using Retinol or Retinal?
Introducing retinol or retinal to your skincare should be slow. First of all, choose the right product. I used retinol before (I used Innisfree Retinol Cica Moisture Recovery Serum/Ampoule - depends where you live, the concentration of this retinol serum is 500IU - around 0.015%) in smaller amounts so my skin was prepared for a change. I recommend starting with smaller amounts and weaker forms - start with retinol in 0,3% or 0,5% concentration. It's good to introduce retinol to your routine slowly like using it once a week and then more often. We need to build so-called "skin tolerance" to this ingredient. So key points are low concentration and a slow introduction.
Read more about: Innisfree Retinol Cica Moisture Recovery Serum/Ampoule
The next thing we need to remember is sunscreen! When you use retinol, retinal or products based on retinoic acid - sunscreen is a must. These substances make your skin more sensitive to sunlight. I know that many people think that you can't use retinoids during summer - you can, but you have to remember about sunscreen reapplication, and it's good to wear glasses, a hat or an umbrella. But sunscreen is not all - your skincare has to be focused on moisturizing and calming since retinoids can be irritating to the skin. Some people introduce these products to their skincare routines slowly and use the "sandwich method".
I use retinol and my skin started to get worse Retinoids are active ingredients and usually using active ingredients equals purging. This process usually takes about 28 days - as long as the skin cell turnover cycle. That's a natural part of the process.
Can I combine retinol with other ingredients?
Yes! After the introduction of retinol or retinal to your skincare you can experiment and mix other ingredients with it. I heard so many times that retinol can't be used with Vitamin C, but actually, even estheticians use treatments like Retix C which is a combination of 4% retinol and 8% vitamin C. If you're experienced with retinol then using Vitamin C during the morning and retinol during the evening might be a good choice for you.
If you're new then mix retinol with ceramides or hyaluronic acid to provide the skin with the moisture it needs. You can try using antioxidants as well.
If it comes to acid, remember that acids and retinoids help you lift dead skin cells. I wouldn't test on sensitive skin or beginner skin using acid + retinol, but if your skin is experienced then combining both can give you even better effects. Still, it's something I would not recommend for beginners or even advanced retinol users.
What about skin cycling?
Skin cycling is a trend which I haven't tried, and the majority of my esthetician friends hadn't heard of it before it became a TikTok trend. Skin cycling is a trend based on a 4-day cycle. It's a way of using retinol which is supposed to keep your skin barrier healthy. On the first night, you focus on exfoliation, 2nd night is for retinol, and the last two nights are for repairing the skin barrier. I haven't tried this method and I'm not sure if I would try it.
What about the sandwich method?
The sandwich method is the method I used to introduce HSGN Retinally Liposomal Retinal Cream to my routine. In the 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum case, I didn't try it, because my skin built tolerance. Still, let me tell you how this method works. Imagine that you have two slices of bread - in this case, your bread is a moisturizer, and you want to put cheese inside. Instead of cheese, we put retinol into these two slices of moisturizer. So it's nothing else than layering the products.
Read more about: HSGN Retinally Liposomal Retinal Cream
What's the perfect skincare routine with retinol?
The perfect routine is one in which you use sunscreen in the morning routine and reapply it in the evening. It's also important to use lots of hydrating & repairing ingredients like ceramides, cholesterol, and Centella. It's also good to choose delicate formulas with no scent ingredients - at least my skin can be very sensitive to scent ingredients in skincare products when I use retinoids.
What age is right for retinol?
I have no idea why people think that retinol or retinoids in general are only for adults. Many prescription-only products based on retinoids are recommended for teens like Differin - it's based on adapalene and even I as a teenager got it from my derm. The only bad thing about it was the fact that back then no one told me about sunscreen and its slow introduction.
Can I use retinoids during pregnancy?
Retinol and retinoids in general are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Retinoids have teratogenic effects on embryos, they might cause birth defects. There is even a term for these defects in babies, it's called Fetal Retinoid Syndrome. If you plan pregnancy it's good to remove retinoids from your skincare earlier and switch to other ingredients. There is information that Bakuchiol is safe during pregnancy since it's a plant-derived ingredient, but I would be careful since we still lack research on this topic.
In Poland, when your dermatologist prescribes you accutane (here it's sold under the name isotretinoin) which is an oral retinoid used to treat acne, you have to sign a paper that you won't get pregnant and take contraceptive pills. I'm not sure if this has changed, but I believe it probably didn't.
Can I use retinol on sensitive skin?
Yes, retinol can be used on sensitive skin, but you have to build tolerance and introduce it slowly to your routine.
About 107 Beauty
Oneoseven Beauty or 107 Beauty is a K-beauty brand. According to the 107 beauty website, the brand was created by Chloe Kwak and Seyong Shin in 2015. The main ingredient in 107 Beauty products is Vinegar. I could end on simple basics, but there are a few things we need to mention about why 107 Beauty is a brand you should check. First of all, Chloe - the co-founder of 107 is a Certified National Aesthetician in Korea. As an aesthetician myself, I know how much aestheticians aren't appreciated, but you would be surprised how much knowledge aestheticians have - from anatomy to cosmetic chemistry. The inspiration behind 107 was Chloe's own experience - eczema and hyper-sensitive skin. The co-owner of 107 - Seyong shared with Chloe a regimen based on Hanega's vinegar. This regimen created by Seyong's mother helped Chloe. That's the story behind 107.
I have a few friends who use vinegar daily. If you're dealing with diabetes, PCOS or fatigue or even skin problems, I recommend a book called Glucose Revolution by Jessie Inchauspé. It's not an ad, but I mention it because Jessie encourages people with diabetes and pre-diabetes to add vinegar to their routine.
Vinegar for the skin
Since this post is based on 107 Beauty, I want to share with you what 107 Beauty says about Vinegar since this brand seems to know its Vinegar the best. Vinegar is a traditional Asian remedy, 107 Beauty uses handcrafted Vinegar, and the formula is based on an old traditional recipe - it's a secret recipe passed down for 36 generations - it's an impressive number. 107 Beauty's Vinegar is fermented and aged for 30 years before it can be used. In 107 Beauty's skincare line, all products contain 7-year-old Vinegar, but the Soseo line is an exception. Since it's a fermented ingredient, we can expect it to work great for your microbiome and guts - yes, 107 Beauty sells Vinegar too! It's a source of amino acids, AHA and acetic acid - an antibacterial ingredient. Vinegar in 107 beauty formulas isn't normal, it's a high-quality ingredient based on natural ingredients - three different types of rice, Asian herbs and bedrock water from Ganghwa Island.
What Soseo means?
107 is a brand that mixes technology with tradition, so it shouldn't surprise that we should search for the meaning of Soseo in Korean folklore. I'm not joking, to understand Soseo I had to use 107's website and Encyclopedia of Korean Seasonal Customs: Encyclopedia of Korean Folklore and Traditional Culture Vol. 1 released by the National Folk Museum of Korea. Soseo is a day of minor heat or little heat - depending on the translation. It's the 11th of 24 solar terms and it's related to July when the sun's celestial longitude meets 105 degrees. It's like a sign of the beginning of the season, but it's also a time in which farmers are sowing and harvesting crops. It's also a day to prepare for vinegar fermentation. Soseo is 107's new skincare line, while regular wine is focused on 7 years aged vinegar, Soseo line is based on Hanega's 10 years aged premium black vinegar.
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum - Packaging
The 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum packaging is in the same style as the 107 Soseo VINBIOME Vitamin C Serum. It comes in a black paper box and inside you can spot a tiny black tube. It's minimalistic but I love it. It does remind me of vinegar. This packaging is suitable for recycling.
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum - Texture & Scent
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum has no scent, the texture is creamy - not fully white, but it's not yellow like other retinol formulas. It's a lightweight formula, you can easily layer it. Remember we use retinal only during the evening routine.
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum
Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Water, Glycerin, Water, 1,2-Hexanediol, Methylpropanediol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Butylene Glycol, Glycereth-26, Niacinamide, Isoamyl Laurate, Glyceryl Stearate, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Stearate, Betaine, Cetearyl Alcohol, Lactobacillus Ferment, Sorbitan Olivate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Dipropylene Glycol, Pentylene Glycol, Carbomer, Inulin Lauryl Carbamate, Tromethamine, Retinal(1000ppm), Squalane, Allantoin, (-)-alpha-bisabolol, Tocopherol, Vinegar, Panthenol, Xylitol, Adenosine, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium EDTA, Fructooligosaccharides, Xanthan Gum, Terminalia Chebula Fruit Extract, Pinus Sylvestris Bark Extract, Rhamnose, Perilla Frutescens Extract, Schisandra Chinensis Fruit Extract, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Centella Asiatica Extract, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Ceramide NP, Lactococcus Ferment, Bifida Ferment Lysate, Streptococcus Thermophilus Ferment, Pantolactone, Triticum Aestivum (Wheat) Seed Extract, Inulin, Hydrolyzed Ginseng Saponins
Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Water is an antioxidant with antimicrobial properties. It's a source of amino acids. Glycerin or Glycerol is a humectant. Its origin can be natural or synthetic - depending on the product. It protects TEWL (transepidermal water loss) and naturally occurs in the skin. It's one of the NMFs - natural moisturizing factors. It's practical in hair care. Glycerin won't clog your skin or irritate it just the opposite - it protects your skin from irritation. Water hides in cosmetic products under names such as Aqua or Eau. It's a solvent, but it's not your regular drinking water. Water in skin care needs to fit some standards. It should be clean and free from minerals, microorganisms or other substances. Usually, water makes up the majority of the content of the product.
1,2-Hexanediol is a synthetic solvent and preservative - it protects products from microorganisms by boosting other preservatives. At the same time, it can moisturize the skin, and it has no unpleasant effects on your epidermis. Methylpropanediol is a solvent with antimicrobial properties. Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride is a combination of coconut oil and glycerin. It's a notable emollient, quite common in skincare. It leaves a protective film on the surface of the epidermis to save your cutis from dehydration. Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride has a significant role in skin care products - it makes the application process effortless. Some people might experience pore-clogging after using Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, but pore-clogging and skin reactions to ingredients are individual. What works for you might not work for someone else.
Butylene Glycol is a common ingredient in products. It's not only a solvent. We use butylene glycol because it helps penetrate active ingredients, protects products from drying and moisturizes skin and hair. This ingredient can prevent hair loss and make your hair stronger. Glycereth-26 is a synthetic emollient and humectant. Even the name reminds us of glycerin - it's not a surprise since Glycereth-26 is related to glycerin. It has thickening properties. Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 - a vitamin soluble in water. It helps with problems like wrinkles, acne, skin texture, and enlarged pores and promotes collagen synthesis. Niacinamide makes the skin barrier stronger. It might be handy in cellulite treatments. Do you want to fight pigmentation or uneven skin? Try to mix niacinamide with Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Vitamin C, Tranexamic Acid or Retinol.
Isoamyl Laurate is a dry emollient. It's related to the viscosity of the product, in haircare, it might help with detangling. Glyceryl Stearate is an emollient with emulsifying properties. Cetearyl Olivate is one of the ingredients that belong to the Olivem 1000 complex. It's an emulsifier. Sorbitan Stearate is an oil-in-water emulsifier. Betaine is an amino acid. In skincare products, we use it for its moisturizing properties. Betaine keeps the water balance of the skin. It makes wrinkles appear less visible, and it soothes irritated skin. In hair care, betaine doesn't only moisturize the hair. It makes hair soft and shiny. Betaine in cosmetics usually comes from sweet beetroots. It naturally occurs in the skin and hair.
Cetearyl Alcohol is a fatty alcohol. In the beauty industry, it's an emollient. Many people associate alcohol with something awful for the epidermis, but not every alcohol is nasty. Cetearyl alcohol leaves a moisturizing film on the skin to prevent your skin from transepidermal water loss (TEWL). We use Cetearyl alcohol to create an emulsion. Lactobacillus Ferment is a probiotic with a positive effect on the microbiome of the skin. This soothing ingredient can moderate sebum production and help with acne since it has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.
Sodium Hyaluronate or sodium salt of hyaluronic acid. It's a form of hyaluronic acid and naturally occurs in the skin. Sodium Hyaluronate has strong water-binding properties. Sodium hyaluronate combined with elastin and collagen is like a scaffolding for the skin. It has hydrating properties and leaves a hydrating film on the skin, but sodium hyaluronate prevents skincare products from drying. Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid is a low-weight humectant. We have to remember that not every molecule can get through the skin surface and lower molecule HA can penetrate the skin deeper and bring moisture inside the skin. It's a natural polymer that binds water in the skin to prevent TEWL (transepidermal water loss).
Hyaluronic Acid is an ingredient loved by everyone! Hyaluronic acid naturally occurs in the skin. It's a glycosaminoglycan or GAG. What does that mean? It's a long polysaccharide - nothing else than sugar, and we all know what sugars do in the skin. It's not different from Hyaluronic Acid - it acts like a humectant. One HA molecule is supposed to hold up to 1000x heavier molecules than this one single HA molecule. Hyaluronic acid can have different molecular weights - smaller molecules are usually more hydrating than bigger ones. Hydrogenated Lecithin is a version of lecithin. It works as an emollient in the formulas. Dipropylene Glycol is a solvent with moisturizing properties. Pentylene Glycol is mostly a solvent and stabilizer, but it has great moisturizing properties. Carbomer is a synthetic thickener. Inulin Lauryl Carbamate is an emulsifier. Tromethamine is a synthetic pH adjuster.
Retinal (1000ppm) or Retinaldehyde is a form of Vitamin A. Retinol turns straight into retinoic acid which makes it stronger than retinol. It helps with fine lines and wrinkles, acne and blemishes or even skin elasticity. It speeds up the keratinization process which is a process of creating new skin cells. It stimmulates collagen and elastin synthesis. It should be used during pregnancy. It's more powerful than retinol and just like retinol, retinal needs a slow introduction to your skincare routine. Squalane is an ingredient very similar to our sebum. Squalane and squalene sound similar, but there's a difference. Squalane has no double bonds while squalene has double bonds. What does it mean? Squalane is a more stable version of squalene. What I love about this ingredient is how well it works with all skin types, and how our skin needs it. Believe me, if your skin is irritated - go for squalane! This ingredient is usually derived from sugarcane or olives. It acts like an emollient and you need it in your life. Allantoin is an ingredient that naturally occurs in our bodies, but brands usually go for the synthetic form of this substance. It comes from comfrey or soybean roots. It's a humectant with soothing and wound-healing properties.
(-)-alpha-bisabolol is a soothing and anti-inflammatory ingredient related to chamomile. Tocopherol is an antioxidant known as Vitamin E. It's an oil-soluble vitamin that fights free radicals and makes UVB protection and natural lipid barrier stronger. It's good to mix it with vitamin C for better effects. Oily skin might react with pore-clogging to vitamin E. It is not true that vitamin E works as a preservative or helps with scars. Vinegar is an ingredient that reminds me more of culinary use or even diet than skincare, but some people use vinegar in their hair care. It's a source of acetic acid. Panthenol is a humectant. It prevents skin from TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss). Panthenol is also known as vitamin B5, and it helps with inflammation. Panthenol can soothe the skin irritated by preservatives, scent ingredients, and chemical sunscreens - it might have a meaning for lipids in our skin and skin barrier. It speeds up the healing process. It's good to use it after sunbathing. In hair care, Panthenol has moisturizing properties. If you have problems detangling your hair or hair growth go for Panthenol. It is good to mix it with niacinamide and zinc oxide. You can see it in products for atopic dermatitis or psoriasis.
Xylitol is a sugar with humectant properties. Adenosine naturally occurs in the skin. One of the adenosine's roles in our bodies is being a neurotransmitter. In skin care, we use adenosine for its anti-wrinkle properties. Adenosine is an anti-inflammatory ingredient. It can boost collagen production. At the same time, it speeds up the healing process. Adenosine can have positive effects on reducing redness. In hair care, adenosine can help with hair loss. Ethylhexylglycerin is a preservative with subtle moisturizing and antimicrobial properties. Disodium EDTA neutralizes metal ions in the formula to keep products fresh. Fructooligosaccharides are prebiotics. They nourish the skin and help the microbiome. Xanthan Gum is a polysaccharide that works as a thickener.
Terminalia Chebula Fruit Extract is an antioxidant. Terminalia Chebula is a herb used in Ayurveda. Pinus Sylvestris (Pine) Bark Extract has antimicrobial properties, and it can be helpful with inflammation. Rhamnose is a sweet humectant. It's a common ingredient in anti-aging products. It's derived from birch or bamboo. Rhamnose is a deoxy sugar with humectant properties. It's an antioxidant that fights with free radicals. Perilla Frutescens Extract is an antioxidant with anti-inflammatory properties. It's a source of perillic acid and beta-carotene. Schisandra Chinensis Fruit Extract is an antioxidant. It can have anti-inflammatory properties. Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract is an antioxidant - it fights free radicals and fixes the damage. Green tea is a source of many positive to the skin substances such as catechins (EGCG, EGC, EC, CG), flavonoids, amino acids, vitamin C, and minerals. It works for all skin types. Since it has antibacterial properties, many products for young, acne-prone skin contain this ingredient. It has soothing properties, and it's good to use it along with sunscreen to boost the protection of your skin.
Centella Asiatica Extract is probably the most popular extract in skincare. It comes under a few names - Asiatic pennywort, tiger grass or Gotu kola. Centella Asiatica's roots are in Ayurveda. This extract is successful because it contains triterpene saponins - madecassoside and asiaticoside. Centella Asiatica Extract has anti-inflammatory properties. It speeds up the wound-healing process. You can use it to treat acne since it has soothing and antibacterial properties. It boosts fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin or even helps with hyaluronic acid synthesis. Centella is recommended for rosacea and cellulitis since it helps with blood microcirculation. In hair care, Centella can help with hair growth. Panax Ginseng Root Extract is a source of ginsenosides, many vitamins and minerals. Ginseng is a hanbang ingredient, a traditional medicine ingredient. It improves blood circulation. Ginseng Root Extract has antioxidant properties, it also works as an emollient. If you deal with cellulite you might want to add products with this extract to your routine. Ceramides naturally occur in the skin - it's like cement in the skin. Ceramide NP strengthens the skin barrier to prevent dehydration.
Lactococcus Ferment is a probiotic obtained from Gram-positive bacteria. It might sound scary, but probiotics in products are very useful - not only in the beauty industry. It supports your natural skin microbiome. Bifida Ferment Lysate is a probiotic and a product of the fermentation process. Bifida Ferment Lysate strengthens the skin and its natural microbiome. Bifida ferment lysate can make sensitive skin secure and less susceptible to the negative influence of external factors. This ingredient can help fix the damage caused by UV radiation or fix damaged DNA. Streptococcus Thermophilus Ferment is a probiotic obtained during the fermentation of gram-positive bacteria. It has moisturizing properties. Pantolactone is a synthetic humectant. It hydrates the skin and prevents the product from drying out. Triticum Aestivum (Wheat) Seed Extract is a source of vitamin E. It's a nourishing ingredient that might be sensitizing if you're allergic to gluten or have coeliac disease you might want to be careful with this one. Inulin is a prebiotic, it makes your skin stronger and prevents TEWL (transepidermal water loss). Hydrolyzed Ginseng Saponins work as an antioxidant. I guess it's obvious that they are derived from ginseng.
How does 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum work?
I feel honoured that 107 gifted me their new 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum, I started to try it before the release so I can give you a solid opinion on this serum. I love Vitamin C Serum from 107, and I had high expectations from 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum. Let's start with some formulation notes from the brand and some technical information.
Read more about: 107 Soseo VINBIOME Vitamin C Serum
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum contains 0.1% of retinal. It also contains a patented complex called VinBiome™. This complex is based on ginsenosides, polyphenols, amino acids, minerals, vitamins and other substances that help boost your microbiome. VIN-B10™ is another unique complex in this formula. This one is related to Hanega's vinegar fermentation and all the positivity that comes from the fermentation process and the final product itself. This is just a tiny bit of the complexes used by 107 - there's a probiotics complex, VinH7-Biotic™ Pine(Pinus Sylvestris Bark Extract) and more.
VinH7-Biotic™ Pine (Pinus Sylvestris Bark Extract) is a combination of pine fermented with premium 7-year ginkgo vinegar. To provide more antioxidants to the skin. VinB10-Biotic™ Wheat(Triticum Aestivum (Wheat) Seed Extract) - a combination of wheat and 10-year black vinegar, used in a product for a soothing and firming effect. Last but not least, VinB10-Biotic™ Ginseng(Hydrolyzed Ginseng Saponins) is a combo of ginseng and 10-year black vinegar, it provides a firming effect on the skin. You can see that 107 combines traditional medicine and traditional techniques like fermentation to provide all the best for the skin. According to 107, this product is recommended for all skin types.
Sometimes tradition meets technology, 107 understands well how both of them are needed in the beauty industry that's why this retinal is encapsulated. To be more detailed, it's Liposome Encapsulated Retinal. What does it mean? Retinal is encapsulated in a liposome, a globe-shaped particles, that carry active ingredients. These active substances are usually stuck between layers of lipids. Not every molecule can get through the surface of the skin, not to mention deeper layers of the skin, that's why liposomes are considered to help with the delivery of active ingredients into deeper layers of the skin.
My experience with 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum is very positive. Although my skin is used to retinal, I can't say how your skin is going to react to this product. Remember to introduce retinal/retinol slowly. It's not a race, it's better to start slow than damage your skin just after a start. It's an elegant and lightweight formula that I never thought about it anything negative. I also joke that the reason I'm still looking 10 years younger is retinal and lately 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum. I can't get bored of this texture and effects. It helps me a lot with my acne, I also notice that my pores are not getting as clogged as before and I strongly believe it's partly thanks to 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum.
I can't say anything about firming and skin elasticity, but I do notice my forehead to be more moist and my skin on this area of my face is no longer as thin as it was a few months ago. I still see blemishes on my skin, but according to my friends, my skin is looking well. I find it to be delicate and I do plan to make a tiny break from retinal, so I hope that once I can go back to retinal I plan to go back with 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum. I give it 10 out of 10 points.
Where to buy 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum and how much does it cost?
107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum costs $54/20ml on 107's website, but if you live outside the US, try BemusedKorea - it costs the same.
I enjoyed 107 Soseo VINBIOME Retinal Serum. Let me know if you tried this serum before.
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