Which is better for wrinkles?

The Olay treatment. It pairs pro-retinol with a peptide complex and makes staged wrinkle claims through night 28. The Rose Glow serum has no retinoid or peptides and is aimed more at glow and discoloration.

Which is better for acne scars and age spots?

The Rose Glow serum. Its tamanu and rosehip oils are positioned for scars, age spots and discoloration. Olay's product is focused on wrinkles.

Yes, with care. Use Rose Glow in the morning and Olay at night, and introduce the retinoid slowly if your skin is sensitive. Patch test first, since Rose Glow contains tree nut oil and essential oils.

Is the Rose Glow serum safe if I have a nut allergy?

No. The brand states it contains tamanu oil, a tree nut oil. Avoid it if you react to tree nuts.

Is the Olay treatment worth it over a plant-oil serum?

If wrinkles are your concern, yes. Retinoids and peptides have more evidence for line smoothing than botanical oils. If you want an organic glow serum, Rose Glow fits better.

Which lasts longer per bottle?

Rose Glow is 1 fl oz (or 0.5 fl oz) and you use a few drops per application. Olay's bottle size is not stated, so compare ounces and price per ounce on Delia once both are listed.

Rose Glow Anti-Aging Face Serum vs Olay Regenerist Wrinkle Correcting Night Treatment

Buy the Olay Regenerist Wrinkle Correcting Night Treatment if your main goal is softening forehead and mouth wrinkles; it has a retinoid and peptide complex with staged clinical claims. Buy the Rose Glow serum if you want an organic, plant-oil serum for glow, discoloration and acne scars, and you don't mind a tree-nut oil. No prices were provided for either product, so compare them on Delia once both are listed.

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