Two additions to the range, both daily steps rather than occasional treatments, and both built around the same idea: hydration and barrier support first, with anything else following from consistency.
Glow Serum
A lightweight serum doing three jobs where most at this price do one. A hyaluronic acid complex spanning multiple molecular weights for hydration across the skin's surface layers. A ceramide complex of five types with cholesterol, because ceramides are what your skin barrier is already made of. And 3% niacinamide with 1% alpha arbutin for a brighter, more even looking complexion over time.
The 3% is deliberate. Most published research on niacinamide sits between 2% and 5%, and higher percentages bring diminishing returns alongside a rising chance of irritation. Competitors sell 10% and 20% because the number markets well, not because the research supports it. We've set out the reasoning in what 3% actually means.
Apply to slightly damp skin after cleansing, morning and evening, and follow with moisturiser. Sunscreen in the morning, always.
PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Toner Pads
Pads already soaked in a formula with niacinamide, centella and Sodium DNA, for a simple daily toning step. PDRN is the fastest rising ingredient in skincare at the moment, and also the one where the claims have run furthest ahead of the evidence.
Worth being clear about: topical PDRN is not the same thing as the injectable clinical procedure that shares its name. A pad works at the surface of the skin, as a hydrating and conditioning step. It does not reach the layers an injection reaches, and any brand suggesting otherwise is borrowing evidence from a different product category. Our honest explainer on PDRN covers the distinction in full.
Using them together
Pads first as a toning step on clean skin, then the serum on damp skin, then moisturiser. If you use the Collagen Night Wrapping Mask, that goes last, two or three evenings a week.
Common questions
Can I use both the serum and the pads?
Yes. They're complementary daily steps rather than competing treatments. Introduce one at a time so you can tell what suits you.
Are they suitable for sensitive skin?
Both are formulated with gentle, well tolerated ingredients. As with anything new, patch test first and stop if you notice irritation.
How long before I notice anything?
Hydration is usually felt quickly. Barrier improvements take four to six weeks, and changes in how even your skin tone looks are gradual over two to three months.
For more on the ingredients, see our guides to ceramides and hyaluronic acid.
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