User skincare routines
You can create your own routine once you've created your free account.
You can use this product either in the morning or at night, before your moisturizer or sunscreen. You can use it daily, but, in case you notice signs of irritation, reducing the application to every other night might help.
Use a generous amount of product to remove all dirt, sunscreen or makeup in one step. There is no need to double-cleanse. It is a good idea to always finish cleansing with a splash of clean water to remove any residue from the cleanser. Most people only need to cleanse their skin with a cleanser once per day, at night. It is the first step of a night skincare routine.
Use every day, as many times as needed. For most people, it's best to use a moisturizer twice per day. In the morning, apply it before your sunscreen (or skip the moisturizer in the morning if your sunscreen feels hydrating enough). In the evening, a moisturizer is usually the last step of a routine.
You can apply this product either during the day or at night, before your moisturizer or sunscreen. You can also apply it as a spot treatment only - as in directly on inflamed blemishes or in the area where you get clogged pores. We recommend that you use the product no more than twice per week on larger areas of your face. More frequent use can result in skin irritation.
Use a generous amount of product to remove all dirt, sunscreen or makeup in one step. There is no need to double-cleanse. It is a good idea to always finish cleansing with a splash of clean water to remove any residue from the cleanser. Most people only need to cleanse their skin with a cleanser once per day, at night. It is the first step of a night skincare routine.
I've always had dry, sensitive, eczema prone skin that is also prone to pigmentation AND congestion (not so much acne these days, but a lot of whiteheads and blackheads). Now with added aging! Emphasis on multitasking actives/multi-active formulations where possible. Basics like cleanser, SPF, and moisturizer, I keep as basic as possible in case I have a flare-up bad enough I have to drop all the actives for a week or so. For anti-aging, I just focus on preventing further damage by cramming as many antioxidants as I could into an AM serum. There are a small number of better-studied peptides in the regular routine, but I also have one day a week (at most) where I have an indulgent k-beauty ferment/peptide serum/essence extravaganza under a reusable mask. Acne control gel/differin/AA acid + bakuchiol on different days. Aveeno moisturizing cream all over face in the PM, Dry and Rough Skin solution on cheeks, nose and chin when I'm not exfoliating or using retinol, Baume B5 on irritated spots (as needed).
Use as often as you'd like, and at least twice per day. In the morning, apply it before your sunscreen. Let it sink into your skin first - it might take 1-5 minutes because of the rich texture of this product.
Use a generous amount of product to remove all dirt, sunscreen or makeup in one step. There is no need to double-cleanse. It is a good idea to always finish cleansing with a splash of clean water to remove any residue from the cleanser. Most people only need to cleanse their skin with a cleanser once per day, at night. It is the first step of a night skincare routine.
Use this product up to two times per week, either day or night, on clean skin. Follow up with your moisturizer or sunscreen.