Blackberry Retinol Blemish Serum

What it is: A triple-retinoid serum that helps minimize blemishes & unclog pores while smoothing texture & lines. Gentle on all skin types, designed for ages 20+.Skin Type: Normal, Dry, Combination, and OilySkincare Concerns: Acne and Blemishes, Uneven Texture, and Fine Lines and WrinklesFormulation: SerumHighlighted Ingredients:- Triple-Retinoid Blend 0.16% (Retinol, Retinal, Retinyl Ester): Diminishes the look of blemishes and visibly resurfaces texture and pores.- Blackberry Extract: Supports skin’s natural healing process for a stronger skin barrier.- Glycerin and Ectoin 8%: Calms and soothes blemish-prone, sensitive skin while providing lasting hydration.Ingredient Callouts: Free of formaldehydes, formaldehyde-releasing agents, mineral oil, oxybenzone, coal tar, and hydroquinone. It is also vegan.What Else You Need to Know: This clinically effective triple retinoid is formulated to help visibly clarify blemishes, unclog pores, and diminish the appearance of discoloration, fine lines, and wrinkles. The potent-yet-gentle 0.16 percent triple-retinoid blend of retinol, retinal, and retinyl ester maximizes the clarifying and resurfacing benefits of retinoids, with an infusion of ultra-hydrating extracts to soothe and nourish blemish-prone, sensitive skin.Clinical Results: In a consumer-use study of 29 participants, ages 20 and older, during a 4-week period:- 97% agreed this serum is gentle enough to use every night- 94% agreed the serum did not irritate skinIn a consumer use study of 29 participants, ages 20 and older, with self-perceived acne-prone skin, during an 8-week period:- 100% agreed the serum worked well with other skincare products- 97% agree skin texture looks and feels smoother- 93% agree skin looks more radiantClean + Planet Aware at SephoraProducts formulated without certain ingredients, including parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and mineral oils, from brands that have met our specific criteria for ingredient sourcing and formulation, packaging, environmental commitments, and consumer transparency. Learn more here.