RoC Retinol Correxion 2-Step Peel Pads — 20 Treatments, 5-Acid Exfoliation & Clinical Retinol

RoC Retinol Correxion 2-Step Peel Pads are a dermatologist-developed, at-home resurfacing system that combines a 5-acid exfoliation with RoC’s patented clinical retinol to visibly smooth lines, refine pores, and brighten texture in 20 easy treatments.

This two-step peel pad system brings a professional-style resurfacing ritual into your skincare routine without the recovery time of traditional peels. The first pad uses a gentle blend of five acids plus hyaluronic acid to loosen dead skin and dull surface buildup; the second pad delivers RoC’s patented clinical retinol with Ectoin to support renewal and comfort. The formula is fragrance-free and alcohol-free, designed to be combined with your existing serums and moisturizers for ongoing anti-aging care.

How does the two-step process work to improve skin texture?

The treatment separates exfoliation and renewal into distinct steps for controlled, effective resurfacing. Step 1 dissolves surface buildup using a targeted acid blend, while Step 2 applies clinical retinol and skin-supporting Ectoin to help smooth and strengthen the skin barrier.

• Step 1: Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic, Phytic acids and Gluconolactone with Hyaluronic Acid.
• Step 2: RoC Patented Clinical Retinol plus Ectoin to comfort and support.
• Two-step separation minimizes irritation while maximizing visible renewal.

What results can I expect and how soon will I see them?

Visible improvements in texture, pore appearance, and fine lines can appear quickly with regular use. RoC’s clinical testing indicates noticeable skin renewal across multiple signs of aging after a few weekly treatments, with progressive improvement over continued use.

• Initial smoothing and brightness often noticed within several uses.
• Progressive reduction in the look of fine lines and pores with continued treatments.
• Designed for cumulative results when integrated into a skincare routine.

Is this safe for sensitive or redness-prone skin?

The pads are fragrance-free and alcohol-free and include Ectoin to help reduce discomfort, but any resurfacing treatment can cause temporary sensitivity. Start with less frequent use to assess tolerance and follow with soothing serums or moisturizers as needed.

• Fragrance- and alcohol-free formulation reduces common irritants.
• Ectoin included to help support comfort and barrier stability.
• Patch-test and gradual introduction recommended for sensitive skin.

How do I fit these pads into my existing regimen?

Use the pads as a weekly or twice-weekly treatment depending on tolerance, and apply serums and moisturizers afterwards. Always follow with broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day, since resurfacing increases sun sensitivity.

• Apply Step 1 pad, then Step 2 pad per instructions; follow with serum/moisturizer.
• Use at night or when sunscreen application will follow next morning.
• Suitable to pair with anti-aging serums once skin tolerance is established.

Who is this for: RoC Retinol Correxion 2-Step Peel Pads are aimed at people seeking a non-invasive, travel-friendly resurfacing option to address multiple signs of aging—fine lines, dullness, rough texture, and enlarged pores—without long recovery times. They are especially useful for anyone who wants a clinical-strength boost from home, provided they introduce the treatment gradually and protect skin from sun exposure.

Ingredients

Water (aqua/eau), lactic acid, potassium hydroxide, glycolic acid, polyglyceryl-10 laurate, mandelic acid, phytic acid, potassium azeloyl diglycinate, hydrolyzed sodium hyaluronate, sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer, gluconolactone, phospholipids, lactobionic acid, bisabolol, raspberry ketone, propanediol, benzoic acid, caprylhydroxamic acid, leuconostoc/radish root ferment filtrate, benzyl glycol, sodium benzoate, ethylhexylglycerin, caprylyl glycol, isopentyldiol, polysorbate 20, retinol, ectoin, dihydroxy methylchromone, allantoin, tocopheryl acetate, tocopherol, tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, sodium hydroxide.