Glytone Night Cream with Glycolic Acid and Retinaldehyde

Overview

Glytone's night cream combines glycolic acid with retinols for combination to normal skin, arriving fragrance-free in a 1.7 fluid ounce bottle made in Andorra for adult use.

Pairing glycolic acid with retinol puts this in dermatology-adjacent territory rather than a purely soothing overnight moisturizer, since both ingredients are exfoliating or cell-turnover actives typically used to address texture and fine lines. The category listing calls it a night cream, and the attribute data backs that with a dermatology-oriented ingredient pairing, so it reads as a targeted treatment cream rather than a plain hydrator.

• Glycolic acid and retinol night cream
• 1.7 fluid ounce bottle
• Fragrance-free formulation
• Made in Andorra

Who it's for

Fits adults with combination or normal skin who already tolerate glycolic acid or retinol and want them combined in one overnight step. Not a fit for sensitive skin or retinol beginners, since combining an alpha hydroxy acid with retinol can be more irritating than either ingredient alone.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Glycolic acid works as an alpha hydroxy acid that loosens surface skin cells, while retinols work at a deeper level to encourage cell turnover; combined, they target texture and fine lines more aggressively than either ingredient used alone. Because both are active exfoliants, the fragrance-free formulation likely helps limit additional irritation, though a patch test is reasonable before nightly use.

Specifications