Bio-Retinol is a natural vitamin A derivative. Bio-Retinol is a holy grail ingredient in skin care as it alters the behaviour of aged cells, resulting in youthful skin. It smoothes and refines skin's texture, enhances skin radiance, and treats ageing. When retinol is incorporated into age-preventive skin care routines, it helps accelerate skin renewal, enhance collagen production and reduce the appearance of ageing, uneven texture, and age spots. The lightweight and fast-absorbing formula delivers intense hydration and nourishes skin overnight. Lotus Botanicals Blo-Retinol Youth Radiance Sleeping Mask effectively targets fine lines, wrinkles, crow's feet and transforms skin. Formulated with natural plant-derived retinol, the formula goes into the skin and locks in the moisture, providing an instant soothing effect. It ensures smooth skin texture, boosts radiance and increases skin firmness. It's time to say adios to all ageing, dull, and dry skin problems.

Features:

• Sleeping mask that helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles
• Enriched with bio-retinol from bakuchiol
• Retinol promotes skin renewal and enhances collagen production
• Lightweight and fast-absorbing formula delivers intense hydration
• Nourishes skin overnight and locks in the moisture, providing an instant soothing effect
• Improves skin firmness, enhances texture and boosts radiance
• Free from silicones, parabens and mineral oil
• 100% vegan and cruelty free
• Suitable for all skin types

About the Brand: Lotus Botanicals believes that true beauty lies in creating a harmonious balance between nature and science. Between what we take and what we give. Between looking good and doing good. Our wellness cannot come at the cost of nature. The Lotus Botanicals were born keeping this very truth in mind. Its mission is to find beauty secrets that create a perfect balance between humans and our planet and between science and nature. Products are made entirely from safe ingredients; that is, ingredients that are not known or suspected to cause human health harm as determined by scientifically recognised lists from around the world.