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Kenvue Highlights Efficacy, Tolerability Of 0.1% Retinol As EU Prohibits Higher Concentrations

 
• By Eileen Francis

Kenvue is promoting results of the "largest-ever" assessment of retinol efficacy and tolerability in part to counter misleading information on the ingredient, which remains the “gold standard” for addressing signs of skin aging, it says.

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Global consumer health company Kenvue, Inc. is promoting the anti-aging efficacy and tolerability of its 0.1% stabilized bioactive retinol as new EU regulations limit the concentration of retinol in cosmetics due to irritation concerns.

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