Explore A Comprehensive Guide to Tightening Your Facial Skin

Looking for smoother-looking skin? Start with a clear goal and a formula you understand. Moisturizing care can help skin feel soft and comfortable; a face cream is not a promise of a lift or an instant change in facial contours.

Choose your starting point

• Dry-feeling skin: explore a moisturizing cream and compare its full ingredient list.
• Fine-line appearance: compare the separate collagen, peptide and vitamin A formulas rather than assuming their names describe the same product.
• A simple routine: choose one new product at a time and follow its own directions.

Three formulas to compare

Collagen Peptide + Retinol Face Cream

Explore this 50 mL face cream with collagen peptide complex, retinol and hyaluronic acid. Read the product page for its full formula and directions.

Collagen Face Cream

Compare this 1.7 oz cream with hydrolyzed marine collagen, a ceramide and peptide complex, and retinyl palmitate. It is a separate formula from the Collagen Peptide + Retinol Face Cream.

Retinol + Collagen Facial Serum

Explore the serum format and compare its ingredients and directions with those of a cream.

Read beyond the product name

• Check the exact vitamin A ingredient in the complete ingredient list.
• A percentage for a named complex does not necessarily describe the percentage of each ingredient within it.
• Use the stated application area and directions for your chosen product.

Keep expectations clear

Choose cosmetic care for its stated purpose and how it fits your routine. The products discussed here are not sunscreens and do not provide a stated SPF.

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