Shop by concern · Dullness

For skin that's lost its bounce and light.

Dullness is usually a hydration and cell-turnover problem rather than a brightening one. Skin that is short on water reflects light poorly, and that reads as flat.

Hydrate properly first, add glow gradually, and give it a few weeks before deciding it isn't working.

The short version

1. Fix hydration before you buy anything called brightening.
2. Add one glow product and use it consistently.
3. Sunscreen daily — it's what stops you undoing the progress.

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Guide · Glow

Most dullness is a hydration problem wearing a disguise.

Well-hydrated skin reflects light evenly, and that's most of what we're describing when we say someone looks glowy. Dehydrated skin scatters it, and no brightening serum fixes that.

So the first move isn't a new active — it's a proper hydrating layer under your moisturizer, done twice a day for a fortnight. A lot of people stop needing the rest of the plan after that.

If it's still flat after that, then add a gentle glow step. One product, consistently, on top of a routine that's already holding water.

Common questions

Vitamin C or exfoliation first?

Neither — hydration first. Then pick one of the two and give it a fair run before adding the other.

Does diet or sleep matter?

Both plainly affect how skin looks, but we're a skincare shop, not a clinic, and we're not going to pretend a serum substitutes for either.

Are peels worth it?

For some people, occasionally. Not weekly, and not stacked on top of other actives.