Face Serums & Oils
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Serums and oils for skin that has changed More actives are not automatically better. When skin changes, the simplest way to choose a serum or oil is to decide what you want it to do: add water-based hydration, support brightness, provide extra comfort or give your routine one focused active step. Choose by what your skin needs now Tight, dehydrated or crepey-feeling skin: Dermal Repair Face Gel with Hyaluronic Acid 3% adds lightweight, water-based hydration before richer skincare. Lightweight overnight hydration: Night Repair Serum is the lighter night option when you want hydration and antioxidant support without adding an oil. Dull or uneven-looking skin: Vitamin C Brightening Serum combines hydration with Australian botanical extracts for a brighter-looking complexion. A focused treatment step: Copper Complex Serum is for customers who want one targeted serum in a simple routine rather than layering several actives together. Dry or tight skin under makeup: Day Defence Face Oil adds extra comfort and can be used as part of the Prep step before foundation. Sensitive or reactive-feeling skin: Calming Calendula Face Oil is the gentler oil option when comfort is the priority. A simple active-feel night oil: Borage & Bakuchiol Face Oil combines two ingredients in a straightforward night treatment. Dry, depleted-feeling skin at the end of the day: Night Repair Face Oil is the richer overnight option. Serum or oil? Serums in this collection are generally lighter and water-based, making them useful when the skin needs hydration without extra richness. Face oils add lipids and comfort and can be useful when skin feels dry, tight or depleted. If you use both, apply the lighter serum first and the oil afterwards. Keep the routine simple You do not need every serum and oil at once. Choose the product that addresses your main priority, introduce it gradually and give your skin time to tell you whether it is helping before adding another active step. Try before you commit S
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