Two products, one device, ten minutes a night.

Step 1 · Cleanse (2 minutes)

Wash your face with a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser. We don’t sell one — most people already have one they like. Look for “non-foaming,” “gentle,” or “for sensitive skin” on the bottle. Avoid sulfates near the top of the ingredient list.

Wet your face. Apply a small amount of cleanser. Massage in gentle circles for 30–45 seconds. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water (not hot — hot water strips the skin’s natural lipid barrier). Pat your face dry with a clean towel. Skin should be dry-to-touch when the next step starts.

Step 2 · Peptide Serum 01 (1 minute apply, 30 seconds wait)

Squeeze the dropper bulb to draw up four to five drops. Apply to your fingertips, then press the serum into your skin in five places: forehead, both cheeks, nose, chin. Pat — don’t rub. The serum is water-based and absorbs in seconds. Run your fingers gently across the rest of the face to spread the residual product. Include the neck.

Wait 30 seconds. Don’t apply the next step until the serum has had time to absorb. (You can use this 30 seconds to brush your teeth — a useful built-in pause.)

Step 3 · Copper Peptide Cream (1 minute)

Take a pea-sized amount on a fingertip. The cream is light blue-green in colour — that’s the GHK-Cu (the copper-bound peptide) doing its job. The colour is intentional, not a defect.

Apply to your face in upward strokes, starting at the jawline and working up to the forehead. Be generous around the eyes and the nasolabial folds where the skin tends to be thinner. Include the neck. The cream absorbs in 30–60 seconds.

Step 4 · LED Mask (10 minutes, hands-free)

Plug it in or check the battery. Sit or recline somewhere comfortable. Put on the protective goggles included in the box. Settle the mask onto your face — the silicone is flexible enough to fit most face shapes; the strap holds it at the right distance from your skin.

Turn on the mask. Press the program button to select your wavelength mode (red, near-infrared, or both — for the routine, run both). Close your eyes. Set a podcast or audiobook if you like. The mask runs for 10 minutes and shuts off automatically.

When the mask shuts off, take it off. The skin will feel slightly warm and well-conditioned. Don’t apply anything else after the mask — the peptides and cream from earlier in the routine are doing their overnight work. Go to bed.

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What to expect

Day 1. Skin feels well-conditioned after the routine. The serum and cream absorb cleanly. The mask leaves skin feeling slightly warm but comfortable. No visible change yet — that’s expected.

Day 7. A subtle “skin looks better-rested” effect for some users. Many won’t notice anything visible at this point — the routine is still loading. The most common observation at day 7 is that the routine has become habitual, which is the prerequisite for any cosmetic accumulation.

Day 30. This is the look-in-the-mirror moment. If you’ve been consistent, you should be starting to register some appearance-of changes. Most people notice texture first — skin feels smoother under fingertips. Tone follows — the look of fewer obvious patches, more even appearance overall. Plumpness around the eyes and mouth is the slowest to show up; some see it by day 30, most see it more clearly by day 45.

If you saw nothing at day 30, that’s also fine. Skin renewal cycles are roughly 28 days for adults under 40, and slower past that. Check again at day 45. Longer real-time walkthrough in the journal →

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Two notes worth keeping

• The 30 ml Peptide Serum 01 bottle is sized for 30–35 days of nightly use. The 50 ml Copper Peptide Cream lasts 60–80 days at pea-sized. Reorder when you’re a week out from running low; breaking the streak resets the clock.
• If you use a retinoid or strong vitamin C in another routine, alternate it with the peptide stack. Vitamin C in the morning, peptides at night is the cleanest split. More on layering →