An AM and PM routine for your best skin ever
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Whatever your skin type, I have something for you. Feeling dry? I've got you. Acne-prone? No problem. Fine lines? I'll take it from here, babe. Whatever skin situation you're in, my face range is ready.
Clear your schedule. It's time to meet your skincare match.
The AM routine
Step 1: Cleanse
Start the morning with my Enzyme Face Cleanser to clear away overnight oil and prep your skin for everything that follows.
Step 2: Exfoliate (2–3 times per week)
A few mornings a week, follow your cleanse with my Original Face Scrub. Coffee grinds and kaolin clay buff away dead skin and leave your complexion noticeably smoother.
Step 3: Eye serum
Pat my Brightening Eye Serum around the orbital bone with your ring finger. Made with 6% caffeine and 6% vitamin C, it's the best thing to happen to your under eyes since a full eight hours.
Step 4: Moisturise
Seal it all in with my Caffeinated Face Moisturiser. Coffee seed oil, shea butter, and vitamin E nourish your skin and lock in moisture without clogging pores.
Step 5: SPF
Always. Every day. No exceptions.
The PM routine
Step 1: Cleanse (and double cleanse if you're wearing makeup)
Start with my Enzyme Face Cleanser to dissolve the day's makeup, SPF, and build-up. If you're wearing heavy makeup, use it twice — first pass clears the surface, second pass gets into the pore.
Step 2: Exfoliate or mask (2–3 times per week)
A few evenings a week, add one active treatment step after cleansing. Alternate between these two:
My Original Face Scrub — for physical exfoliation and pore clearing. Use it when your skin feels congested or dull.
My Brightening Vitamin C Mask — a 5-minute chemical exfoliant with vitamin C, lactic, glycolic, and salicylic acid. Use it when you want to fade dark spots and brighten your complexion.
Step 3: Retinol (2–3 times per week, on non-exfoliation nights)
My Rewind Retinol Serum reduces the appearance of fine lines, smooths texture, and speeds up skin cell renewal overnight. Don't layer it with your exfoliation nights — alternate them instead. Start slowly if you're new to retinol: twice a week is plenty to begin with.
Step 4: Eye serum
My Brightening Eye Serum again, same technique as the morning. The caffeine and vitamin C work overnight to reduce puffiness and brighten dark circles.
Step 5: Moisturise
End the night with my Caffeinated Face Moisturiser to lock in everything and keep your skin barrier happy while you sleep.
Remember, my skincare is customisable. Depending on your skin type, mix, match, and adjust until you find what works for you.
x frank