- Tretinoin for Beginners: A Guide to Getting Started
- Should You Choose Cream or Gel?
- Which Strength is Right for You?
- Tretinoin for Sensitive Skin: How to Use It Safely
- Tretinoin for Acne
- Tretinoin for Hyperpigmentation
- Tretinoin for Wrinkles and Fine Lines
- Tretinoin for General Skin Texture
- Tretinoin for Sun Damage
Browse our skincare ranges by the concern you are treating. Every product page lists the active ingredient, strength, tube size and expiry so you can check exactly what you are ordering. Several of the products below, including tretinoin, are prescription-only medicines in the UK, and we sell internationally manufactured stock. Speak to a pharmacist or doctor if you are unsure whether something is suitable for you.
Retinoids
- Tretinoin: creams and gels in 0.025%, 0.05% and 0.1%. New to it? Compare every strength on our tretinoin cream buying guide.
- Adapalene 0.1%: a gentler retinoid often used for acne.
- Pure retinol: cosmetic-strength alternative to prescription retinoids.
- Tazarotene: a stronger retinoid used for stubborn concerns.
Acne and blemishes
- Acne treatments
- 20% azelaic acid: often chosen for redness and sensitive skin.
- Skin cleansers
Pigmentation and dark spots
- Hydroquinone 4% for hyperpigmentation and dark spots
- Melasma care: tranexamic acid formulations
- Skin lightening and brightening
- Vitiligo
Ageing and skin texture
Hair and lashes
- 10% minoxidil for hair thinning
- Rapid hair growth
- Eyelash growth serums
Everyday care
- SPF 50 sunscreen: important alongside any retinoid, which increases sun sensitivity.
- Teeth whitening
This page is product information, not medical advice. Tretinoin and several other products listed here are prescription-only medicines in the UK. Check the rules that apply where you live, and speak to a qualified healthcare professional before starting treatment, particularly if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding.