LEÍRE RECOMMENDED SKINCARE ROUTINE

MORNING ROUTINE

• Milk Cleanser
• Niacinamide Serum
• Vitamin C Serum
  • Vitamin C serum should not be mixed directly with retinol products, as they can destabilize each other and reduce their effectiveness. If you want to use both ingredients, apply them at different times of the day, such as vitamin C in the morning and retinol at night.
• Face Cream
• Sunscreen

EVENING ROUTINE

• Milk Cleanser
• Lactic Acid Toner
  • Start by using it once or twice a week to allow your skin to adjust. Gradually increase the frequency as tolerated. Both lactic acid and retinol can increase skin sensitivity, especially when used together. If you're considering using lactic acid and retinol in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
• Niacinamide Serum
• Retinol Serum
  • Start with a lower concentration like our .05% Retinol Serum and gradually increase as tolerated. Use the retinol serum 2-3 times for 2 weeks, gradually increasing to nightly use as your skin adjust to it. Use with lactic acid alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
•  Moisturizer/Face Cream

MORNING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Niacinamide Serum
• Antioxidant Serum
• Face Cream
• Sunscreen

EVENING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Glycolic Acid Toner
  • Start by using it once or twice a week to allow your skin to adjust. Gradually increase the frequency as tolerated. Both lactic acid and retinol can increase skin sensitivity, especially when used together. If you're considering using lactic acid and retinol in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
• Niacinamide Serum
• Antioxidant Serum
• Retinol Serum
  • Start with a lower concentration like our .05% Retinol Serum and gradually increase as tolerated. Use the retinol serum 2-3 times for 2 weeks, gradually increasing to nightly use as your skin adjust to it. Use with lactic acid alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
•  Moisturizer/Face Cream

MORNING ROUTINE

• Cleansing Milk
• Niacinamide Serum
• Vitamin C
• Face Cream
• Sunscreen

EVENING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Glycolic Acid Toner
  • Start by using it once or twice a week to allow your skin to adjust. Gradually increase the frequency as tolerated. Both vitamin C and glycolic acid can increase skin sensitivity, especially when used together. If you're considering using glycolic acid and Vitamin C in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
• Niacinamide Serum
• Vitamin C Serum
  • If you're considering using vitamin C and glycolic acid in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient separately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them. Begin to use it alternately, then slowly increase as your skin builds tolerance.
•  Moisturizer/Face Cream

MORNING ROUTINE

• Cleansing Milk
• Niacinamide Serum
• Vitamin C
• Face Cream
• Sunscreen

EVENING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Lactic Acid Toner
  • Start by using it once or twice a week to allow your skin to adjust. Gradually increase the frequency as tolerated. Both vitamin C and lactic acid can increase skin sensitivity, especially when used together. If you're considering using lactic acid and Vitamin C in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient alternately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them.
• Niacinamide Serum
• Vitamin C Serum
  • If you're considering using vitamin C and lactic acid in the same routine, it's essential to introduce them gradually. Start by using each ingredient separately and monitor how your skin reacts before combining them. Begin to use it alternately, then slowly increase as your skin builds tolerance.
•  Moisturizer/Face Cream

MORNING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Purifying Toner
• Purifying Cream
• Sunscreen

EVENING ROUTINE

• Purifying Facial Wash
• Purifying Toner
• Retinyl Palmitate
• Purifying Cream

POSSIBLE SKIN PURGING

When using the Acne Therapy Kit, it's essential to be aware of the possibility of "skin purging." Skin purging is a temporary reaction that can occur when these ingredients increase skin cell turnover, leading to the accelerated shedding of dead skin cells and the expulsion of impurities from within the pores.

1. Initial Worsening: 

Skin purging may initially appear as an exacerbation of existing blemishes or the development of new breakouts in areas where you typically experience acne or congestion. This reaction is normal and often a sign that the active ingredients are working to clear out impurities and improve skin texture over time.

2. Duration: 

Skin purging typically occurs within the first few weeks of using a new product and usually resolves within a month or so. However, individual experiences may vary, and some people may experience a longer or shorter purging period.

3. Differentiation from Irritation:

It's essential to differentiate between skin purging and irritation or an allergic reaction. Skin purging tends to occur in areas where you commonly experience breakouts, while irritation may manifest as redness, itching, or burning and can occur in areas where you don't typically break out.

4. Patience is Key:

While skin purging can be frustrating, it's essential to be patient and consistent with your skincare routine. Continuing to use the product as directed can often lead to clearer, healthier-looking skin once the purging phase subsides.

5. Adjusting Usage: 

If the purging reaction is severe or causing discomfort, consider reducing the frequency of use of the product until your skin adjusts. 

By being aware of the possibility of skin purging and understanding how to manage it, you can navigate the process more effectively and achieve clearer, healthier skin in the long run.