Anti-Aging Serums

Concentration and delivery. Serums carry a higher percentage of active in a lighter, faster-absorbing base — they are the workhorses that target your main concern, worn under a moisturiser.

Match it to the concern. Dark spots and dull tone → Vitamin C Serum. Lines, texture and pores → Retinol Serum. Tight, dehydrated skin → Hyaluronic Acid Serum. All-round firming with hydration → Anti-Aging Super Serum.

Yes — the Anti-Aging Super Serum is a copper peptide and peptide serum with hyaluronic acid, for fine lines, lost elasticity and dehydrated skin.

The Anti-Aging Super Serum, built on copper peptide and Matrixyl® peptides, worn under your moisturiser morning and night.

The Vitamin C Serum — a stabilised vitamin C that brightens tone and fades the look of dark spots, worn in the morning before SPF.

The Retinol Serum — fast-absorbing, for deep lines, texture and pores. Introduce it two or three nights a week and build up.

A hyaluronic acid serum like the Hyaluronic Acid Serum, applied to damp skin and sealed with a moisturiser.

Yes, but split them: vitamin C in the morning, retinol at night. Introduce one active at a time.

Thinnest to thickest, after cleansing and before moisturiser — two or three drops for the whole face. Let each absorb before the next.

Antioxidant serums such as vitamin C go in the morning; retinol at night. Copper peptide and hydrating serums can be used either time, twice daily.