Bakuchiol Smoothing Serum – 1% Sytenol® A
Bakuchiol Smoothing Serum – 1% Sytenol® A
A Retinol alternative for brighter & youthful skin
Targets uneven skin tone, texture, elasticity, and loss of firmness using 1% Sytenol® A, a plant-based alternative to retinol with clinically backed results without the irritation associated with retinol — the only natural retinol alternative.
- 12-ingredient award-winning serum
- Bakuchiol (1% Sytenol® A): Plant-derived retinol alternative that supports collagen production and reduces signs of aging.
- Bisabolol: Soothes and calms the skin, reducing redness and irritation.
- Jojoba, Camellia, and Buriti Oils: Nourish and maintain skin's moisture balance.
- Olive Squalane: Enhances skin suppleness and supports the lipid barrier.
- Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin.
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Made in Detroit • Vegan • Cruelty Free | Pure Nature in a Bottle™
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BENEFITS
SKIN TYPE AND CONCERNS
SENSORIAL
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OUR PACKAGING
LAUNCH DATE
This product was launched to the U.S.A. market on
ingredients transparency since 2007 - because you have the right to know what we put on your skin™
the what and the how

FEATURED INGREDIENTS
DIRECTIONS
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AM & PM
FULL INGREDIENT LIST
EO = Essential Oil | * = Certified Organic | ** = ECOCERT
+Ingredients list may change or vary from time to time. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product package you receive for the most up to date list of ingredients
Product Q&A

Is your Bakuchiol the one from Sytheon?
Is Bakuchiol the same as Retinol?
Is this safe to apply during pregnancy/breastfeeding?
Is this the fake Bakuchiol extract that's so bad for the skin?
Why is your Bakuchiol Serum yellow/gold and not purple?
Can you formulate a water based serum with Bakuchiol?
What’s the point of proposing a gentler version of retinol and then essential oils such as bergamot oil which is known to cause allergic reactions and it’s also known to cause photosensitivity? With all due respect, what’s the point of using essential oils in a formula which is supposed to be gentle?