Evolve Organic BeautyNatural Bio-Retinol + C Skin Booster | Small-Batch, Vegan Clean Beauty (0.5 fl oz | 15 mL) Packaging May Vary

If I find any flaws with this product in the future I will update.I checked literally all the ingredientsThere was one “potentially fishy” ingredientThat was “fragrance”But even that is derived from plants (which wasn’t stated specifically in the product description)So.. I think it’s literally the best product on the market right now. And I honestly have a hard time seeing how anybody can improve on making a non toxic retinol (maybe the plastic in the packaging and bottle and the adhesives.. that comes to mind)I’ve compared these to the most expensive and high end ones to the cheapest and “organic” ones (some organic ones have polysorbate 20 or 40)I am going to conclude thatThis is the most non toxic retinol on the market as of now.

I really love this product. My skin is noticeably brighter and tone is improved!

This serum is lovely! It has a faint sweet scent to it, but doesn't seem to be fragranced. The formula has a ton of spread to it and it soaks into the skin very quickly. It imparts an instant radiance and a hydrated soft feel, not an oily feel at all. A little goes a long way with this, so while it is a small bottle, it is going to last a long time. I've been very pleased with this and would happily recommend it. I would likely repurchase this myself, even though it is more than I would typically consider for a product like this. I appreciate the natural ingredients and the glass bottle.

This is a vitamin C and natural retinol alternative (Bakuchiol) booster made in England which is like a serum but is better added to another serum or moisturizer. I like that it is 94.5% organic and only contains a natural added fragrance, although the scent is quite fruity and sweet if you like that. It has sea buckthorn oil which I love but is not super common in serums. I do find that it takes a lot more than the 1-2 drops they recommend in order to cover my face, neck, and upper chest area. That’s why I say it’s best to add it to another product.It is an oily consistency, but it spreads nicely with no stickiness. It is very moisturizing, natural, and made with effective ingredients. In fact, it is especially good for concealing my fine lines and wrinkles well. The price is similar or slightly higher than other like products, but without any questionable preservatives. I recommend this product if you feel like you could benefit from an added serum or moisturizer booster.

I have used a few products from this brand and I have loved most of them. This product works great too! The serum had a pleasant scent. It had this oily consistency and I used a few drops to avoid making my face greasy. The vitamin C booster rubbed easily and didn't leave my skin tacky. My skin felt so hydrated and glowy after using it for a few days.

This oil is super nourishing and packed with good ingredients for the skin. Bakuchiol, vitamin c, sea buckthorn oil, rosehip oil, vitamin e, and sunflower seed oil. This golden colored oil is thin and lightweight. The instructions say to use 1-2 drops for the face, but I found I needed more than that. About 5 drops to cover my face and neck. My skin is dry, so maybe it soaked up more of this.My skin looks hydrated and feels nourished with this. It is just the right weight to go under a night cream or sunscreen. It has a light fruity/floral scent.Made in England

Serums rich in oils are just what my mature skin wants. This stuff makes my parched skin feel so much better without leaving behind any greasy feeling residue.I've used products with bakuchiol before, and I'm on the fence as to it's effectiveness for me. I haven't had any negative reactions, but I've never received noticeable benefit from it as I have with retinoids. I was curious to try this serum in particular though because of it having Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (aka Ascorbyl Isotetrapalmitate, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, ATIP) in it. As most people know, Vit C is great for your skin, but it's super unstable and degrades with exposure to light and air. ATIP is a Vitamin C derivative that is stable, oil soluble (so skin penetration is great), plus it seems to have the properties of pure Vitamin C; it gives antioxidant protection from UVB and UVA rays, increases collagen synthesis and has a skin brightening effect. This all sounds great, but these are only in-vitro (in lab) results at this point. So, it's a really promising ingredient, but the jury is still out on this one. If you like experimenting though, give it a try.

It may seem a little pricy, but serums like this go a long way! Similar products (combination of Vitamin A/Bakuchiol & vitamin C serums + a few other ingredients) seem to go anywhere from $20-40, so while still expensive, this one by Evolve is pretty solidly in the middle. Maybe still a 'treat yourself' product, but I would say it's definitely worth it if you want to splurge.My skin is normally pretty good, despite the occasional pimple or three, but using any products on it tends to make my skin break out more frequently. I haven't experienced any issues using this serum, and was somewhat surprised by how I started to see positive changes in my skin health and texture. I use a drop on each cheek every other night, followed by a light moisturizer, and it has been working well for me! It absorbs quickly, and my skin seems to really like it. It also adds a nice glow without feeling greasy or heavy, which I really like.