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What the serums start,this finishes.
Lock it in.
Clean. Treat. Seal. Three steps work if you actually do them, and this is the one men skip — which is why their skin still feels tight at 6 p.m. despite a drawer full of serums they queued for.
Humectants like the hyaluronic acid in SURFACE pull water to the surface. Without something holding it there, it leaves — faster in a cold month or a hotel room with the heating on. SEAL is that layer: copper peptides with cranberry, neem, moringa and aloe in an olive-derived base, fragrance-free. Not a ceremony. A lid.
A fragrance-free peptide and cranberry moisturiser — the step that keeps everything before it from evaporating.
In a sorbitan olivate + cetearyl olivate base. Fragrance-free. 50 ml.
Skin & faceB
Aloe veraAloe barbadensisThe cool-down. For skin that trained, shaved, or misbehaved.Read the monograph →
Skin & faceB
Hyaluronic acidHA · sodium hyaluronatePut the water back.Read the monograph →
Skin & faceB
PeptidesAcetyl hexapeptide · copper peptidesSmall chains, big claims — the polite kind.Read the monograph →
Long gameA
Vitamin ETocopherol / alpha-tocopherolFamous. Complicated. Worth reading twice.Read the monograph →
Skin & faceB
Witch hazelHamamelisThe morning-after astringent. Tightens the look, keeps its mouth shut.Read the monograph →
Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.
A dime-sized amount to face and neck, morning or night, after serums. The last step in the routine — sunscreen goes over it in the morning.
You're great at step one. Most men are — the cleanser gets bought, the serum gets queued for, and then the routine just ends, mid-sentence, water still sitting on the skin with nothing holding it there. By six the face is tight and the drawer of serums is under investigation for fraud.
The serums were innocent. SEAL was missing: humectants pull water in; without a lid it leaves — fast, in cold months and heated hotel rooms. This is the lid: copper peptides with cranberry, neem, moringa and aloe in an olive-derived base. Fragrance-free, 50 ml.
A dime-sized amount to face and neck after serums, morning or night. Sunscreen goes over it in the daytime.
Finishing is a skill. Not a ceremony — a lid.
Last, always — it's the lid on everything under it. Dime-sized, face and neck, after any serum; in the morning your sunscreen goes over the top.
No — fragrance-free, in an olivate base with copper peptides and cranberry. Built to sit on top of actives without arguing with them.
The internet feud is about mixing them in the same layer at the same moment. Practically: use vitamin C in the morning and SEAL at night, or wait a few minutes between layers, and the argument dissolves.
Yes — that's the intended order: NIGHT first on dry skin, SEAL over it as the last step. The moisturiser is the seal on the serum, name as instruction.
In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product.
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