Copper Tripeptide-1 stimulates collagen and elastin production to lift and tighten, while antioxidant-rich Coenzyme Q10 fights environmental damage and brightening Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) evens skin tone and refines texture
During weight loss, the body breaks down fat stores, and L-carnitine helps facilitate that process more efficiently
Cellulite shows up as those dimpled or lumpy patches of skin, usually on your thighs, hips, butt, and belly
Sequence 3: Sandwich method (for sensitive skin) Cleanse Light layer of moisturizer Apply retinol Apply peptide serum Final layer of moisturizer Best for: Reducing retinol irritation while still getting benefits Wait time between layers 1-2 minutes between products is ideal: Allows first product to absorb Prevents pilling or mixing on skin surface Maximizes penetration of each ingredient Don't wait too long: 5+ minutes unnecessary Skin dries out between applications Makes subsequent products harder to spread Morning vs evening application Evening routine (most common approach): Evening: Peptide serum + Retinol + Moisturizer Why: Retinol degrades with sun exposure
Astaxanthin + L Glutathione + Lutein should be avoided in patients with known allergy to astaxanthin, glutathione, lutein, or any ingredient in the formulation
