What order should my nighttime skincare go in?
Go from the lightest texture to the richest: cleanse, mist or tone, mask on selected nights, eye cream, then night cream as the final step. Each product then sits where it works best, and the richest layer seals the routine.
A four-step Lepique night
- Cleanse to remove sunscreen, makeup and the residue of the day.
- Mist with Hypochlorous Acid Spray and let it dry.
- On selected nights, wear the Collagen Overnight Mask for the time on the pack, then pat in the essence.
- Apply Peptide-Matrix Eye Cream around the orbital bone.
- Finish with Retinol Night Cream over the face and neck.
Choose one job per night
A routine does not need every product every night. Pick the step that fits the evening: measured retinol, a long-contact hydrogel mask, targeted peptide care for the eyes or a light conditioning mist.
The morning after
If your routine includes retinol, wear broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day. The eye cream is retinol-free, so it can also be used in the morning.
Questions
- Eye cream before or after night cream?
- Before. Apply eye cream first, then the night cream, keeping the retinol cream away from the eyes.
- Do I need all four products?
- No. Start with the one that fits your goal and add steps over time.
- Where does the mask go?
- After cleansing and misting, before eye cream and night cream.
Follow the directions and precautions on the pack. Patch test before first use.