Face Cleanser | Retinol Face Serum | Hydration Boost Moisturizer | Advanced Matte Sunscreen Gel SPF50+ | Sulfate-free | Paraben-free | Silicone-free | Phthalate-free | Mineral-oil-free | Vegan | No animal testing | Dermatologically tested
As skin ages, more than one thing happens at once. Collagen production slows down, so fine lines start to show. The skin barrier gets a little thinner, so skin feels drier than it used to. And if you're using a treatment like retinol to fix these signs, unprotected sun the next day can quietly undo the progress you're making — retinol makes skin measurably more sensitive to UV. One product can't treat, hydrate and protect all at once.
Fine lines need treatment — that's what retinol is for. But retinol on its own can leave skin dry, and it makes skin more sun-sensitive if nothing protects it the next morning. This routine handles all three jobs together: the cleanser preps skin so the serum actually absorbs, retinol treats fine lines and texture at night, the moisturizer locks in hydration and rebuilds the barrier retinol can temporarily stress, and SPF 50+ sunscreen protects your skin — and your results — every single morning. This is the one step most retinol routines leave you to remember on your own, even though skipping it works against the very active you're paying for.
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Step |
Product |
Key Actives |
Role |
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1 |
Face Cleanser |
Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Rice Water, Kakadu Plum |
Preps skin so the rest of the routine absorbs properly |
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2 |
Retinol Face Serum |
0.3% Encapsulated Retinol, Ceramides, Peptides, Polyglutamic Acid |
Treats fine lines, texture and early signs of ageing (night only) |
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3 |
Hydration Boost Moisturizer |
Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides, Peptides, Niacinamide |
Locks in hydration and rebuilds the barrier retinol can stress |
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4 |
Advanced Matte Sunscreen Gel SPF50+ PA++++ |
Niacinamide, Kumkumadi Oil, Ceramides |
Protects skin from UV — especially important while using retinol |
Most anti-ageing routines sell you a retinol serum and leave sunscreen as a separate purchase — something you have to remember, or shop for on your own. This one builds SPF 50+ protection directly into the routine, because retinol without daily sunscreen isn't just an incomplete routine — it can actively work against the fine-line improvement you started the routine for in the first place.
This works gradually, over weeks, not days. Many people notice smoother, better-hydrated skin within the first few weeks, with visibly softer fine lines and texture by around 6–8 weeks of consistent use. A little dryness while skin adjusts to retinol is normal in the first couple of weeks. Results vary from person to person.
One routine. Fine lines treated, skin protected — every single day. Save extra. [Add Routine to Cart →]
Prefer just the serum on its own? See Retinol Face Serum. Want dedicated care for puffiness and dark circles too? Add Under Eye Gel.
Morning: Cleanse → Moisturizer → Sunscreen (apply 15–20 minutes before stepping out; reapply every 2–3 hours if you're outdoors)
Night: Cleanse → Retinol Serum (start 2–3 times a week, build to nightly over about 4 weeks) → Moisturizer
Consistency matters more than quantity.
1. Covers Key Signs of Aging
Fine lines, dryness, and dullness—all in one routine.
2. Balanced Approach
Combines treatment (retinol) with hydration and gentle care.
3. Simple and Practical
Easy to follow, even if you’re new to skincare.
4. Lightweight & Comfortable
No heavy or greasy feel on the skin.
5. Made for Everyday Life
Works well with Indian weather and daily routines.
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Face Cleanser, Retinol Face Serum, Hydration Boost Moisturizer, and Advanced Matte Sunscreen Gel SPF50+ — four products for one complete, protected anti-ageing routine.
Yes. The retinol serum is a beginner-friendly 0.3% encapsulated formula, and the routine is built to introduce it gradually.
Because retinol increases your skin's sensitivity to the sun. Using retinol without daily sunscreen can lead to irritation and can actually work against the fine-line improvement you're using retinol for in the first place. Building SPF into this routine means it's never a step you forget.
Retinol increases skin's sensitivity to sunlight, so it's meant for night use, followed by sunscreen the next morning.
Many people notice smoother, better-hydrated skin within a few weeks, with visible changes in fine lines and under-eye appearance by around 6–8 weeks of consistent use. This varies by person.
Yes — the sunscreen is built to work as a makeup base. Apply it as your last skincare step in the morning, then let it settle for a few minutes before makeup.
Yes — Under Eye Gel targets puffiness and dark circles specifically, which is a different concern from what this routine's four products are built to treat. Many people add it alongside this routine rather than instead of it.
Yes — this routine is cheaoer than buying all four individually.
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