Product FAQs

What order do I use my products?

General rule of thumb is to use the thinnest consistency first and move your way to the thickest. So cleanser -> creamy moisturizer.

Is it OK to use your serums under makeup and sunscreen?

Yes! First let the product(s) absorb before applying both.

What are the differences between the Universal Tinted Moisturizer SPF 46 and the Physical Tinted Moisturizer SPF 44?

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Irritated or dry skin

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Retinol 411

How long should I wait between application of skincare products?. The key concept here is understanding what ingredients you’re using. Most products can be layered seamlessly without waiting. After cleansing right after skin is washed the pores are o

What to do when breaking out from a product?

We genetically all have different pore sizes, different propensity for pigmentation, different sensitivity to products and responses to certain ingredients. Therefore, no two people will respond to exactly the same regimen or skincare routine. Genera

Vitamin C

Why should I use Vitamin C?. Vitamin C can be used on most skin types. Using Vitamin C every morning helps prevent damage from both UV and pollution associated with free radicals. Vitamin C can help brighten skin and improve uneven skin tone. Applyin

Brightening Eye Masks: How to apply them

Tip: Putting Eye Masks in the fridge significantly helps with excess drip, making for a seamless application. If you experience the Brightening Eye Masks slipping down your face, please watch this video:https://youtube.com/shorts/CD7r1Gn4hCU?feature=

What is the difference between our serums?

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Tretinoin FAQ

Which products should be avoided with tretinoin and how to incorporate those other products with it:. Q: What products should I avoid when using tretinoin?. A: When using tretinoin, it's best to be cautious when using potent ingredients, such as benz

Why to not mix Physical and Chemical Sunscreens

Applying hyaluronic acid to damp skin

Hyaluronic acid is a substance that naturally occurs in the body. It has the impressive ability to retain up to 1,000 times its weight in water, making it a great hydrating ingredient for skin care products. Applying hyaluronic acid products to damp

Blackheads

Blackheads, also known as open comedones, are tiny bumps on your skin caused by clogged hair follicles. They are a form of acne that can appear on the face, but they can also present on the back, chest, neck, arms, and shoulders. They seem black not

Using products on damp or dry skin

Almost all products should be used on dry, cleansed skin. There are some exceptions, however. You can apply moisturizers to damp skin to help with increased moisturization. You should also apply all hyaluronic acid-based serums to damp skin. Learn mo

Vitamin C and Needle-less Serum

There are many types of vitamin C, but the one that should be used at a separate time than Needle-less Serum is L-Ascorbic Acid, which is found in our Vitamin CE + F. The reason for this is because L-Ascorbic Acid can degrade, or neutralize the coppe

What products are best for enlarged pores?

You cannot alter the size of your pores, however you are able to alter their appearance. To make them visibly smaller, we recommend:. Tingl Exfoliating Pads. Gentle Acne Cleanser. Retinol Complex 0.5%. L.A. Refining Serum

How to prevent pilling

To reduce skin care products from pilling, you can follow these tips:. Implementing these tips should help minimize or eliminate pilling, ensuring that your skin care products work effectively and leave your skin looking its best.