Hydrinity RetaXome Daily Retinal Hydrator 30mL

Hydrinity RetaXome Daily Retinal Hydrator - 30mL

Encapsulated Retinal for Visible Renewal — With Comfort in Mind

Hydrinity’s RetaXome Daily Retinal Hydrator is a next-generation retinoid treatment that fuses potent retinaldehyde with advanced delivery technology to maximize results while minimizing irritation. Encapsulated in biomimetic exosomes, the formula aims for deep, controlled delivery, resulting in smoother texture, more luminous tone, and improved firmness—with a gentler tolerance profile than many traditional retinoids.

Key Benefits

• Delivers visible skin renewal with retinaldehyde (a more advanced retinoid) while reducing common irritation
• Deeply hydrates and plumps using advanced hyaluronic acid derivatives and emollients
• Supports barrier function and calms skin with botanical actives such as Centella Asiatica, adaptogen mushrooms, and ectoin
• Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, refine texture, and improve radiance with consistent use
• Designed for nightly use (or as tolerated), paired with a barrier cream or moisturizer

How to Use

1. In the evening, apply to clean, dry skin after cleansing (and after your mist/toner, if you use one).
2. Use a pea-sized amount, smoothing over face and neck (avoid eyes).
3. Follow with a gentle moisturizer to buffer and support comfort.
4. Initially, use every other night if needed, then increase to nightly as tolerated.
5. Always follow with daily SPF — retinal can increase sun sensitivity.

Full Ingredient List (INCI)

Below is a composite INCI list compiled from several sources for this product. Always refer to the label for the most current version:

Water / Aqua / Eau; Pentylene Glycol; Squalane; Glycerin; Isosorbide Dicaprylate; Cetearyl Alcohol; Glyceryl Stearate; Niacinamide; Stearyl Alcohol; Sodium Retinoyl Hyaluronate; Centella Asiatica Extract; Adaptogen Mushroom Complex; Ectoin; Agastache Mexicana Extract; Caprylyl Glycol; Ethylhexylglycerin; Other emollients, stabilizers, peptides, and supporting botanicals. (Derived from public ingredient listings)