Steps 03 + 04 · Hydrate & Renew
Day & Night Cream Duo
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$70.00 - Regular price
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$85.00 - Sale price
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$70.00
Hydrate by day, renew by night
Probiotic barrier support + gentle vitamin A
Two creams, two jobs, no overlap
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Delivery & returns
Free delivery across Lebanon, with pay on delivery available. Skincare is sealed for hygiene, so opened products cannot be returned. If an order arrives damaged or incorrect, message us and we’ll put it right.
What's inside — the two steps
- Morning · Hydrate — Probiotic Day Cream
Bifida ferment, niacinamide and peptides support the barrier, and it sits invisibly under sunscreen or makeup. - Night · Renew — Advanced Retinoid Night Cream
Retinyl palmitate, a gentle vitamin A derivative, with niacinamide and panthenol for steady overnight renewal.
Your routine, morning and night
Morning
- Cleanse → serum (optional) → Probiotic Day Cream → sunscreen.
Night
- Cleanse → serum (optional) → Advanced Retinoid Night Cream.
One cream for the day your skin has to get through. One for the night it repairs in.
Starting out — read this first
- The night cream sets the pace. If you are new to vitamin A, use it every other night or 2–3 nights per week, then build toward nightly only if your skin stays comfortable.
- Sunscreen every morning is part of any vitamin A routine.
- Don't add other actives while you settle in. Avoid other retinoids or strong leave-on exfoliants until this routine feels easy.
- Pregnancy: we advise avoiding topical vitamin A during pregnancy or when trying to conceive. If breastfeeding, discuss use with your clinician. The day cream remains suitable.
Why day and night are not the same job
Daytime skin is defending — against friction, pollution, sun and everything else a day contains. Night-time skin is repairing. One cream used twice cannot do both jobs well, which is why the day cream is built around barrier support and the night cream around gradual renewal.
Two products, two jobs, no overlap.
Tested & suitability
- Suitable for all skin types; introduce the night cream gradually.
- Both creams contain fragrance.
- Manufactured under cosmetic GMP (ISO 22716) standards.
- Full ingredient lists are on the Probiotic Day Cream and Advanced Retinoid Night Cream pages.
Most people use one moisturizer twice a day and wonder why nothing changes. Your skin is doing two different jobs — defending by day, repairing at night. This pair is the smallest routine that respects that difference. Start the night cream twice a week and let your skin earn the frequency.
— Dr. Roy Dagher, Aesthetic Doctor · Founder
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The Essential Face Routine
What’s inside: Glycolic Cleanser • Exosome Serum • Probiotic Day Cream • Retinoid Night Cream
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Learn more (ingredients, how to use, FAQs) →
Renew your skin overnight with our pro-grade cream — smooths fine lines, boosts firmness, and evens tone for a visibly revitalized, radiant complexion.
FAQs
What skin concerns does this cream target?
It helps reduce fine lines, dullness, uneven tone, and dehydration — leaving skin smoother, firmer, and more radiant.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes. It contains Retinyl Palmitate, a gentle vitamin A derivative, which makes it a sensible starting point for beginner or sensitive skin. Always patch test if you're unsure.
Can I use this during the day?
It’s best used at night, as retinoids can increase sun sensitivity. Always apply SPF the next morning.
When will I see results?
Hydration and softness are usually the first things people notice. Brighter tone and smoother texture build gradually with consistent use — vitamin A rewards patience more than intensity, and individual response varies.
Can I layer it with other products?
Yes — apply after cleansing and serums. Avoid layering with other strong actives like AHAs or direct retinoids unless advised by skin expert.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
While Retinyl Palmitate is milder, it's still a form of vitamin A. It’s best to consult your doctor before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.