Burt's Bees Renewal Intensive Firming Serum With Natural Retinol Alternative and Hyaluronic Acid, Powerful Anti-Aging Ingredients, 98.6 Percent Natural-Origin Skin Care, 1 fl. oz. Bottle

Help restore the appearance of your skins smooth, firm texture with Burt's Bees Renewal Intensive Firming Serum. Formulated with bakuchiola natural retinol alternativeand hyaluronic acid, this concentrated serum works with your natural moisture barrier to improve skins elasticity and firmness while reducing the appearance of deep lines and wrinkles. The 98.6% natural origin face serum is formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrolatum or SLS, made with ingredients from nature and Leaping Bunny Certified (never tested on animals). Gently smooth Burt's Bees Renewal Intensive Firming Serum over your face and neck in the morning and evening after cleansing. For best results, use this serum with other Burt's Bees Renewal skin care products, including cleanser, lotion and cream. Burts Bees is the No. 1 dermatologist-recommended natural skin care brand (1). (1) Based on a November 2023 NielsenIQ national survey of U.S. Dermatologists

• RESTORE SKIN’S FIRMNESS: One 1 fl. oz. bottle of Burt's Bees Renewal Intensive Firming Serum With Natural Retinol Alternative and Hyaluronic Acid
• REDUCE APPEARANCE OF WRINKLES: Face serum works with your natural moisture barrier to improve skin’s elasticity and firmness while reducing the appearance of deep lines and wrinkles
• POWERFUL ANTI-AGING INGREDIENTS: Contains bakuchiol—a natural alternative to retinol that's gentle enough for sensitive skin—to firm and even skin tone, plus hyaluronic acid to help firm skin
• NOURISHING FORMULA: This nutrient-rich firming serum reveals skin that looks healthy, firm and smooth
• EASY TO USE: Gently smooth this serum over your face and neck in the morning and evening after cleansing
• NATURAL ORIGIN: Formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrolatum or SLS, the 98.6% natural origin face care serum nourishes and revitalizes skin; Leaping Bunny Certified (never tested on animals)