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retinol Synonyms

Another word for retinol

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A fat-soluble alcohol form of vitamin A found in animal products such as liver, egg yolks, and dairy, essential for vision, bone growth, and cellular health, and widely used in topical skincare products to treat acne and reduce wrinkles.

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"The dermatologist recommended applying a mild vitamin a1 cream at night to improve skin texture and stimulate collagen production."

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