Before You Buy 5 Serums, Look at What Just One Can Do
Hyaluronic Acid · Stabilised Vitamin C · Niacinamide · Squalane · Panthenol · Allantoin · Vitamin E · Vitamin B12 · Organic Silicon · Copper Tripeptide-1 · Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 · Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 · Saccharide Isomerate · Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract · Soy Ferment · Viscum Album Extract · Genipa Americana · Phospholipids · Sphingolipids · Amino Acids · Urea · Sodium Lactate · Serine ·
One serum. Hydration, lipids, antioxidants, peptides, barrier support and more — already formulated together.
You could buy a separate serum for Vitamin C. Another for Niacinamide. Another for Hyaluronic Acid. Another for Peptides. And another to support your skin barrier.
Or you could ask a much better question:
Why use five different products when one well-designed formula can bring all of them together — and do even more?
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RESURFACING serum
That is exactly the idea behind a skincoach RESURFACING glow serum.
I didn’t formulate it around one trending ingredient. I formulated it around what skin actually needs every day: water, lipids, antioxidants, barrier support, soothing ingredients and targeted actives to support firmness, texture, luminosity and the visible signs of ageing.
That is why I think of it as a concentrated skin diet.
Not another serum to add to your routine. The serum that can simplify it.
Hyaluronic Acid — but hydration doesn’t stop there
Sodium Hyaluronate helps retain water in the skin, supporting hydration, flexibility and a plumper appearance.
But properly hydrating skin takes more than Hyaluronic Acid.
That is why RESURFACING also combines Glycerin, Propanediol, Saccharide Isomerate, Sodium Lactate, Sorbitol, Serine and Urea as part of a much broader hydration system.
Because I don’t believe one fashionable ingredient should be expected to do everything.
Squalane — because skin needs lipids too
Skin doesn’t live on water alone.
Normal and dry skin also need lipids.
Squalane provides emollience, supports elasticity and helps protect against moisture loss. RESURFACING complements it with Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Phospholipids, Sphingolipids and Vitamin E.
This is why RESURFACING is bi-phase.
Shake it. Mix it. Give your skin both sides of the equation:
WATER + LIPIDS.
Stabilised Vitamin C + Niacinamide
RESURFACING contains Ascorbyl Glucoside, a stabilised form of Vitamin C with antioxidant activity that supports luminosity, a more even-looking complexion and collagen-related processes.
Then there is Niacinamide.
Vitamin B3 is one of skincare’s great multitaskers, valued for its soothing and antioxidant properties and its ability to support healthier-looking skin.
So before buying a Vitamin C serum and then another bottle labelled “Niacinamide”, check what your serum already contains.
They are both already here.
Panthenol + Allantoin — because calming skin is also skincare
Good skincare shouldn't be about constantly stimulating the skin.
It should also help keep it comfortable and support its recovery.
Panthenol — Provitamin B5 — provides hydration and soothing benefits while supporting regeneration processes.
Allantoin adds another soothing and skin-conditioning component to the formula.
A biomimetic approach to hydration
Your skin already has a sophisticated system for maintaining its water balance.
RESURFACING therefore combines Serine, Sodium Lactate, Urea and Sorbitol, alongside other humectants, as part of its Hydrating Biomimetic Complex. The formula also contains Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract and Saccharide Isomerate.
The goal isn't simply to put water onto the skin.
It is to help the skin maintain it.
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Organic Silicon — supporting skin structure
RESURFACING contains Silanetriol, our Organic Silicon ingredient, included to support processes associated with skin regeneration and elasticity.
And then we get to one of my favourite parts of the formula.
Not one peptide. Three.
Copper Tripeptide-1 supports skin regeneration and processes associated with collagen and elastin.
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 is particularly interesting for the appearance of puffiness and signs of fatigue around the eye contour.
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 targets mechanisms associated with the micro-contractions involved in expression lines, helping smooth their visible appearance.
All three peptides are delivered in Dextran, used in the formula as a delivery system for the actives.
So before buying a separate peptide serum...
They are already here too.
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And that still isn’t the whole formula
RESURFACING also contains Soy Ferment, Viscum Album Extract, Genipa Americana, Vitamin E, Phospholipids, Sphingolipids, Vitamin B12 and amino acids, among other ingredients.
And that's important.
RESURFACING wasn't designed around a single hero ingredient.
It was designed as a system.
Skincare shouldn’t be a collection of ingredients
This is what I see happening all the time.
We buy a Hyaluronic Acid serum. Then Vitamin C. Then Niacinamide. Then Peptides. Then something else for the skin barrier.
And suddenly we have five open bottles on the bathroom shelf, trying to assemble at home what a formulator could have designed into one intelligent formula in the first place.
My approach is different:
Start with one complete formula. Then add specific treatments only when your skin actually needs them.
That is the Skincoach philosophy.
What if your skin is extremely oily?
Then I would make a different choice.
Choose a skincoach HYAL+C face serum instead.
RESURFACING is bi-phase and contains Squalane and other lipid components. It is particularly suited to normal-to-dry skin and leaves a dewy finish.
If your skin is normal, dry or very dry, I would choose RESURFACING.
If your skin is extremely oily, I would choose HYAL+C.
Because being a Skincoach isn't about recommending the product with the longest ingredient list.
It is about recommending what your skin actually needs.
Before you buy another serum, read the formula
In one bottle, RESURFACING brings together:
Hyaluronic Acid + Stabilised Vitamin C + Niacinamide + Panthenol + Squalane + Biomimetic Hydration Complex + Organic Silicon + 3 Peptides + Antioxidants + Lipids + Barrier-Supporting Ingredients.
That is what I wanted to achieve when I formulated a skincoach RESURFACING glow serum:
Fewer products. Better formulas.
Because your skin doesn't need a shelf full of skincare.
It needs a balanced diet.
