It's a lightweight night serum built around retinol and peptides. Used regularly, it helps smooth the look of fine lines and support firmer, more refined-looking skin. This is slow, steady care; a more even, polished-looking complexion over time, not an overnight change.

Serum. It's a lightweight step that goes on after cleansing and before your moisturiser. Three or four drops to face and neck, then seal it in with your cream.

At night. Retinol is best used in your evening routine, and the name says it, minuit, midnight. In the morning, always follow with sunscreen, as retinol can make skin more sensitive to the sun.

Give it time. Most people notice skin looking smoother and more even after several weeks of consistent use, with more visible results over a few months. Retinol rewards patience and regular use far more than rushing.

Yes, with a little care. It layers happily under a moisturiser and over a hydrating serum. Be cautious about combining retinol with other strong actives (like exfoliating acids) on the same night. Alternate nights instead, and introduce one new active at a time so your skin can settle.

Its lightweight, soothing base makes it a gentle way to use retinol, and many people with sensitive skin get on well with it, the key is starting low and slow. If your skin is very reactive or you have a specific condition, it's worth a quick word with your doctor or dermatologist first.

Retinol isn't generally recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If that's you, set this one aside for now and speak to your doctor about gentler alternatives — we'd always rather you check.