Serums have become central to skincare routines, and for good reason.
Packed with active ingredients, targeted and designed to act deeply, they precisely address your skin's needs. But contrary to what the industry sometimes suggests, the "best serum" isn't necessarily the most expensive, the trendiest, or the one with the longest list of active ingredients. It is, above all, the one best formulated to meet your skin's needs.
We believe that skincare should always start with understanding the skin before trying to treat it. That's precisely why we created the Skin Report™: an intelligent skin diagnosis that analyzes over 15 skin parameters to identify your skin's true needs.
What is a serum?
A serum is a light and highly concentrated skincare product. Unlike creams, which primarily serve to protect and seal in moisture, serums are formulated to deliver targeted active ingredients where the skin truly needs them.
Hydration, blemishes, redness, radiance, longevity, texture, dehydration: each serum acts specifically according to its formulation. In short: these are the products that do the "heavy lifting" in a routine.
How to choose it?
The right serum depends primarily on your skin's actual needs:
- Dehydrated skin will need humectant active ingredients like glycerin or hyaluronic acid. This is what Serum N°01 and Serum N°02 do.
- Skin with pigment irregularities can benefit from niacinamide, hexylresorcinol, or vitamin C. This is what Serum N°05 does.
- Skin prone to wrinkles or lack of firmness can turn to peptides or retinoids. This is the role of Serum N°06.
- Sensitized skin will rather look for soothing and repairing active ingredients, such as ceramides. This is what Serum N°07 contains.
We designed our serums around concrete skin concerns, with highly concentrated, transparent formulas intended to be truly beneficial for the skin.
How to apply a serum?
Serum is always applied after cleansing and before moisturizing cream: take 1 to 2 droppers and apply to clean, ideally slightly damp skin, then gently massage until fully absorbed. Then, you can follow with your moisturizer and SPF in the morning.
The idea is simple: the lightest and most concentrated textures are applied first, followed by richer treatments to protect and maintain hydration.
Can multiple serums be used?
Yes, but more is not always better. Layering too many active ingredients can sometimes weaken the skin barrier or cause unnecessary irritation.
This is also why we believe more in smart, multitasking formulations than in 12-step routines. Because a good routine doesn't depend on the number of products used, but on their relevance to your skin.
Conclusion
We are convinced that serums are not just a skincare trend. They are targeted treatments capable of acting precisely on your skin's needs.
But do you know what your skin needs?
The Skin Report™ to reveal your skin's unique needs.
Serums have become central to skincare routines, and for good reason.
Packed with active ingredients, targeted and designed to act deeply, they precisely address your skin's needs. But contrary to what the industry sometimes suggests, the "best serum" isn't necessarily the most expensive, the trendiest, or the one with the longest list of active ingredients. It is, above all, the one best formulated to meet your skin's needs.
We believe that skincare should always start with understanding the skin before trying to treat it. That's precisely why we created the Skin Report™: an intelligent skin diagnosis that analyzes over 15 skin parameters to identify your skin's true needs.
What is a serum?
A serum is a light and highly concentrated skincare product. Unlike creams, which primarily serve to protect and seal in moisture, serums are formulated to deliver targeted active ingredients where the skin truly needs them.
Hydration, blemishes, redness, radiance, longevity, texture, dehydration: each serum acts specifically according to its formulation. In short: these are the products that do the "heavy lifting" in a routine.
How to choose it?
The right serum depends primarily on your skin's actual needs:
We designed our serums around concrete skin concerns, with highly concentrated, transparent formulas intended to be truly beneficial for the skin.
How to apply a serum?
Serum is always applied after cleansing and before moisturizing cream: take 1 to 2 droppers and apply to clean, ideally slightly damp skin, then gently massage until fully absorbed. Then, you can follow with your moisturizer and SPF in the morning.
The idea is simple: the lightest and most concentrated textures are applied first, followed by richer treatments to protect and maintain hydration.
Can multiple serums be used?
Yes, but more is not always better. Layering too many active ingredients can sometimes weaken the skin barrier or cause unnecessary irritation.
This is also why we believe more in smart, multitasking formulations than in 12-step routines. Because a good routine doesn't depend on the number of products used, but on their relevance to your skin.
Conclusion
We are convinced that serums are not just a skincare trend. They are targeted treatments capable of acting precisely on your skin's needs.
But do you know what your skin needs?
The Skin Report™ to reveal your skin's unique needs.