Skn to Skn Multi-Tasking Face Serum - Pregnancy-Safe Peptide Serum for Breakouts & Fine Lines

This creamy, water-based serum targets breakouts, dullness, and fine lines in one pregnancy-safe formula. Advised by Professor Caitríona Ryan, Consultant Dermatologist, this formula uses azelaic acid derivative to balance oil and even tone, while biomimetic peptides and antioxidant-rich astaxanthin visibly firm and smooth skin—without irritation. Hyaluronic acid and purslane extract provide lasting hydration and calm, leaving skin clear, radiant and deeply nourished.

Key Benefits:

• Clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by 16%

• Boosts hydration and improves skin texture

• Helps minimise breakouts and balance oil

• Evens tone and restores glow

• Non-comedogenic

• Fragrance-free

• Vegan & cruelty-free

Perfect For:

• Women who are trying to conceive, pregnant, breastfeeding or postpartum

• Hormonal, blemish-prone or sensitive skin

• Dull, uneven or ageing skin

Key Ingredients:
Azeclair™ (3%) – A gentle azelaic acid derivative that helps balance sebum, brighten tone and reduce blemishes—without irritation.
Algaktiv® Uplift (1%) – Pure Icelandic astaxanthin, a potent antioxidant that firms, protects and reduces visible signs of ageing.
BB-Biont™ (1%) – A biomimetic peptide that targets the root cause of breakouts by reducing acne-causing bacteria and preventing inflammation.
Peptilium™ (2%) – A cutting-edge peptide from upcycled cranberries. Outperforms retinol in firming, brightening and smoothing—without side effects.
Hyaluronic Acid (0.1%) – A low molecular weight form that penetrates deeply to hydrate and plump skin.
Purslane Extract (0.5%) – A nutrient-rich botanical that calms irritation and reinforces skin resilience.

How to Use
Apply to clean, dry skin morning and evening. Massage until absorbed. Follow with moisturiser and SPF during the day.

Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. Formulated with ingredients considered safe for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but always consult your healthcare provider if unsure.