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HOW TO INTRODUCE A REFINER INTO YOUR ROUTINE.

A refiner is a form of daily exfoliation that will gently resurface and renew the skin, without compromising the skin barrier. You want to make sure you are removing build up at the very beginning of your routine, or else subsequent products won't get the chance to sink deeper into the skin and do their best work. 
Think of your refiner as a preparation step; post cleansing and prior to applying your serums or oils. Here is how to best introduce a refiner into your skincare routine. 

In the morning:
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Cleanse: remove excess oil, dirt, or impurities that have accumulated overnight. 
Refine: remove dead and dull skin cells sitting on the skin's surface. 
Treat: apply serum(s) specific to your concerns. Layer as needed. 
Replenish: apply a moisturizer or oil (or both) to lock in hydration. 
Protect: finish with SPF to prevent sun damage. 
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In the evening:
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Cleanse: remove excess oil, dirt, or grime that has built up throughout the day. 
Cleanse again: ensure the skin is totally free of pollution, ready to refine and treat. 
Refine: remove dead and dull skin cells sitting on the skin's surface.
Treat: apply serum(s) or a mask* specific to your concerns. 
Replenish: apply a moisturizer or oil (or both) to lock in hydration. 
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*If 1-2 evenings a week you are applying an active, overnight mask, do not refine prior and do not follow with any additional skincare products. Let your mask sit on the skin and leave it to perform on its own. 

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Should I use a refiner in the morning, or evening?
The choice is yours. Consistency is more important than timing, when it comes to refiners. 
Pick a moment in your day, morning or night (never both), that feels most natural to you. The aim is to build an effective routine that you can maintain with ease. 
If you opt for morning, a refiner will help to create a smooth and refined skin base prior to makeup application. 
If you opt for evening, a refiner will support overnight repair and encourage PM products to work even harder. 
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How often should I use a refiner?
Faces unfamiliar with AHAs, BHAs, or PHAs (as the most common form of chemical exfoliants found within a refiner) are encouraged to gradually test the skin's tolerance with use every other day. 
However, frequency ultimately depends on the formula. If you have a well-engineered product that is as powerful as it is gentle, you can incorporate a refiner into your routine daily. 
The goal is never to exfoliate the skin aggressively, but to introduce a consistent and reliable source of skin renewal. A product that can support skin barrier health and boost radiance over an extended period of time.
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How will I know if my refiner is working?
In the beginning, it's more about what you don't see: redness, dryness, flaking, irritation, sensitivity. 
If any of these symptoms appear immediately after application, or within the first few days of use, put down the refiner. A damaged, aggravated skin barrier requires long-term repair. This is why we recommend you start slow and build on frequency of use. Product compatibility is key. 
With four or more weeks of consistent use, you will notice: increased brightness, greater clarity, more even texture and tone. 
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