
Routine
Glow routine
Two kinds of glow
The one that is visible immediately and the one that is built up over weeks. This routine does both: oil and serum lay the foundation and the glow primer provides the final touch.
Where do I start?
With Glow Primer if you want to see a difference today. With serum and oil if you want to see it in a month.
How to do it
Serum
Face Serum with niacinamide and collagen.
Oil
Face Oil with nine superfoods.
Finish
Glow Primer - instant radiance.
How the routine works
Two kinds of radiance
The one that is visible immediately and the one that is built over weeks. The routine does both.
Primer is the final step
It sits on top of everything else, with or without makeup on top.
Oil last thing at night
It seals in what you have already applied. It does not moisturize on its own.
Key Ingredients
Niacinamide (B3)
Strengthens the skin barrier, reduces pigmentation and pores, increases radiance.
Nine superfood oils
Broccoli, chia, avocado, almond, raspberry, sea buckthorn, rosehip, oats and jojoba.
Niacinamide
Third ingredient in the formula. Enhances elasticity, minimizes pore size and pigmentation, provides a clearer complexion.
The products in the routine
What you should avoid
- Surface dehydration. This type of dryness makes the skin look dull and lose its radiance.
- Too much oil for oily skin. A few drops at the end is enough.
- Mechanical exfoliation with scrubs can damage a sensitive skin barrier. Use a gentler acid exfoliation instead.
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from the Even Skin Tone routine?
This routine possesses radiance and finish. Even skin tone possesses pigment and tone, with vitamin C, acid, and retinol.
Can I use the primer without makeup?
Yes. It is the final step in your skincare routine, regardless of whether anything is applied on top.
Oil on oily skin?
Yes, in small amounts and last. The oil seals - it does not moisturize in itself.
Which routine suits me?
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