celimax • Serum
celimax The Vita A Retinal Shot Tightening Booster
Prices & ratings as of Sep 26, 2026 · may change anytime on Amazon & Olive Young · check the retailer for current info
celimax The Vita A Retinal Shot Tightening Booster combines 0.1% Retinal with 3% Matrixyl for pore firming and skin tightening, from pores to neck lines. PRICE & SIZE COMPARISON (as of Sep 26, 2026): • Amazon: $18.00 for 0.51 fl oz (~15ml), rated 4.4 (27,005 reviews), 70K+ bought in the past month • Olive Young: $16.71 for 15ml + 3ml bonus (18ml total, Olive Young-exclusive), rated 4.7 (5,313 reviews). Olive Young offers a lower price and slightly more product in this case. Always check both retailers for current pricing before purchasing.
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Key ingredients
- Retinal
- Matrixyl
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Frequently asked
Is celimax The Vita A Retinal Shot Tightening Booster good for sensitive skin?
Yes — its formula is well tolerated by sensitive types. Patch-test first.
Where is it cheapest — Amazon or Olive Young?
Prices rotate with sales. Use the buttons above to compare current retailer prices; Olive Young often bundles minis and limited editions.
Our guides and picks are cosmetic curation for education only — not medical advice. Skin varies person to person: patch-test new products and see a dermatologist for persistent or concerning issues.