Night Skin Recharge

Yes! It's even what our breakout-prone skin needs most.

Acne-prone skin almost always has a lipid imbalance, due to its own physiology and the overly harsh products that strip it. The skin barrier weakens, and compromised skin compensates by producing even more sebum. Providing it with the lipids it lacks allows the barrier to recover and the overproduction of sebum to decrease.

But you can't just apply any oil. We identified those with the most essential fatty acids, then formulated several prototypes before finding theproportion that truly suits acne-prone skin. Plus, it includes active ingredients that restore radiance, protect collagen, and repair skin from pollution damage.

No, and the choice of oils was made precisely for that reason.

Hazelnut is one of the finest oils there is: it absorbs quickly and visibly tightens skin texture. The sebum of acne-prone skin specifically lacks linoleic acid. Chia, camelina, and sour cherry are rich in it. As for oils, borage completes the blend with its anti-aging action on skin elasticity.

Upon application, the texture is dry: it absorbs in two or three minutes and leaves no greasy film. Nothing remains on the surface, nothing settles into the pores.

If you remember a heavy oil that stays on the skin, that's not what you'll find here.

Allow between 4 and 8 weeks to assess a skincare product. The reason is simple: a skin cell takes approximately 28 days to reach the surface. What you see today took place a month ago, and no skincare product works faster than this cycle.

This doesn't mean nothing happens before then. From the first week, your skin regains its radiance: it feels more comfortable, more supple, more plump, and it no longer feels tight.

For blemishes,it all depends on where you're starting from. Small onesoften fade within the first few days. When they are more deep-seated and established, allow a few weeks. Skin changes gradually, not all at once.

A very practical tip: take a photo on the first evening, in natural light, without makeup. We look at ourselves every morning, we don't see anything changing, and we completely forget where we started from.

Yes 🤍, Night Skin Recharge can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Our formula contains neither fragrance nor essential oils, and it has been validated by a toxicologist on this specific point.

No. The famous purge concerns active ingredients that accelerate cell renewal and bring to the surface what was forming under the skin. Night Skin Recharge does not work that way: it rebalances; it doesn't force anything.

What can happen, however, is that your skin takes a few days to get used to an oily texture if it has never received one. If this is the case, start with 2 drops every other night for the first week, then switch to the normal rhythm.

Night Skin Recharge is an ultra-concentrated serum with 5 active ingredients out of 10 total ingredients. It was designed for nighttime use, because that is when the skin repairs itself, when active ingredients penetrate best, and when the skin benefits the most.

In the morning, there's nothing to stop you: the formula contains neither fragrance nor essential oils, so there's no risk of photosensitization. Simply apply 2 drops instead of 4, wait for it to absorb, and don't forget your sunscreen on top.

However, if you wear makeup: an oil-based serum (ours or any other) may make your makeup last less long.