







Ultimate A
Our Ultimate A Night Cream harnesses the power of retinal- the most powerful yet gentle form of Vitamin A in skincare. Retinal is as effective as retinoic acid in fighting skin aging, but without the irritation. Ultimate A’s 0.06% retinal concentration, paired with niacinamide, delivers a potent anti-aging boost. This night cream promotes skin cell turnover, supports collagen and elastin production, and helps prevent UV damage. It also reduces pigmentation, improves hydration, and even soothes acne and rosacea. With Ultimate A, expect fewer fine lines, firmer, more elastic skin, and a beautifully refreshed complexion, all with a gentle, irritation-free formula ideal for nightly use.
Featuring
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The ultimate skincare tool to rebuild collagen and improve skin elasticity
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Powerful formulations but extreme gentleness.
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Suitability for daily use
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Formulated to reduce hyperpigmentation
Retinal is not suitable for use in pregnancy.
Description
A night cream with a blend of Vitamin A (Retinal – 0.06%), B3 (Niacinamide – 4%).
Vitamin A is the ingredient with the strongest anti-ageing evidence and Retinal is the most effective and least irritating form of Vitamin A. It promotes collagen growth, increases skin elasticity and in combination with hydroxy acids, clears acne effectively and without irritation. Vitamin B3 improves the skin barrier function and promotes an even skin tone, reducing sun spots and uneven pigmentation.*
For repair and rejuvenating normal and dry skin. Also appropriate for sensitive skin.
*Suspend use of Vitamin A products if pregnant of breastfeeding.
Full Size - 50ml (Lasts 3 - 4 months)
Travel Size - 15ml (Lasts 3 - 4 weeks)
Evidence

Niacinamide
Manages Acne, Rosacea and eczema, reduces pigmentation and improves skin barrier function. An Anti-Oxidant, assists in repair of cell DNA, improves skin barrier function and manages the skin’s natural oil production increases skin elasticity and reduces pigmentation.

Retinal
Retinal is the number 1 “must have ingredient” in any skin care regime. “Rewinds the clock on skin aging” and results in increased skin elasticity and reduces wrinkles, fine lines and pigmentation. Also effective in managing acne.
Usage
Apply 1 – 2 pumps to the fingertips and apply to the face after cleansing as the final step in your night-time routine night. Also, for use on décolletage, back of hands and forearms.
Do not use if pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.
Ingredients
Water (Aqua) , Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Niacinamide, Sucrose Distearate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Sucrose Stearate, Ethanol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Dehydroacetic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol, Retinal, Glycolic Acid, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Hyaluronate
FAQs
Ultimate A is our Vitamin A night cream with 0.06% Retinal (Retinaldehyde) to target aging, and pigmentation while improving skin texture and tone. It’s ideal for all skin types (unless pregnant or breastfeeding).
Everyone (unless pregnant or breastfeeding). It's made for all skin types, especially if you're dealing with aging skin, pigmentation, or sensitivity.
It’s not just gentle, it’s effective. Evidence shows it helps support skin prone to rosacea and eczema, making it a smart choice for calming while improving skin.
At night, apply after cleansing. To achieve even better results, apply Gentle Glow or Smooth Serum before Ultimate A to enhance effectiveness.
Retinal (Retinaldehyde) is a more advanced and effective form of Vitamin A than Retinol. While Retinol must convert twice in the skin before it becomes active, Retinal only needs one conversion, making it significantly more efficient. It delivers visible results faster, with less irritation. Retinal can be up to 20 times more effective than Retinol. That’s why it’s the form we use in Ultimate A, evidence-based, and well tolerated.
Ultimate A delivers 0.06% Retinal, a form of Vitamin A that’s up to 20x more effective than Retinol. It’s powerful enough to target aging, pigmentation, and rosacea but gentle enough for daily use (even on sensitive skin). Real results, no irritation.
Does Retinol Help with Acne?
Vitamin A (retinoids) are among the best topicals for treating acne. Retinoids work by helping to increase skin cell turnover, reducing the risk of dead skin cells blocking pores which is the first step in a process which ends in breakouts. Retinoids are also comedolytic (pimple busting) and anti-inflammatory. Of the over the counter retinoids, retinal (AKA retinaldehyde) is the most effective and the least irritating form of Vitamin A. In order for Retinoids to work they need to convert into Retinoic Acid. Retinal requires a one step conversion to become Retinoic Acid. And while it is as effective as Retinoic Acid, it is very well tolerated. Retinol, requires a two step conversion. The first step, a conversion into Retinal, is very inefficient, requiring an estimated 10 units of Retinol to convert into 1 unit of Retinal. That inefficiency requires a higher, often irritating concentration, of Retinol and a less effective outcome. Retinoids are available in various concentrations over the counter and by prescription, but stronger retinoids increase the chances of dryness, irritation and peeling.
Do Moisturisers Help with Acne?
Evidence suggests that maintaining a healthy skin barrier and avoiding trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL), where moisture evaporates too quickly from the surface of the skin, is an important factor in keeping acne at bay. In fact, while acne is usually associated with oily skin, people with acne usually have dry skin (ie. it is lacking in water). If acne prone skin sees excess oil production dry up too quickly, the dryness of the underlying skin can become a problem, increasing irritation and inflammation. Using a gentle cleanser followed by a non occlusive moisturiser can reduce the risk of dryness and irritation. Which is why most experts recommend non comedogenic (non pore clogging) moisturisers as part of your anti-acne regime.
Can Drinking Water Cure Acne?
Staying hydrated is great for overall health and wellbeing, including for your skin. However, there isn’t anyevidence to suggest that drinking more water than needed will lead to dramatic improvements in your skin.
Does Niacinamide Help Acne?
Niacinamide (AKA Vitamin B3) has a large body of evidence backing its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, as well as its potential to reduce sebum or oil production. It can also improve important skin barrier function by preventing water loss through the epidermis (the outer skin layer). With all of those abilities, Niacinamide has been tested successfully in the management of acne. It is usually used in combination with more effective acne treating ingredients like retinoids.
What Is the Best Sunscreen for Acne?
Using sunscreen every day is important for anyone with acne (and anyone in general), as sunburn and sun damage can increase skin inflammation, exacerbating acne. e. For people with acne, using a sunscreen that is non-comedogenic (non pore clogging) is highly recommended, it can just be difficult to find one that suits you. Most dermatologists recommend using an inorganic Zinc based sunscreen.