Building a skincare routine: the simple at-home sequence

A good skincare routine doesn't have to consist of many steps. The main benefit often lies in a logical order and products you use consistently.

A simple foundation

1. Cleanse your skin in an appropriate way.
2. Apply a serum that fits your routine.
3. Use a hydrating cream when your skin needs it.
4. During the day, use a sunscreen product with an appropriate SPF.

Where does a serum fit in?

A serum is usually applied before a cream. Kenza offers, among other things, a vitamin C serum, a copper peptide serum, and a peptide skincare set.

And red light therapy?

Those who use light therapy can schedule the treatment as a separate part of their routine. Also read Combining red light therapy with skincare for a practical sequence.

Daytime: SPF

SPF is part of a daily routine when your skin is exposed to UV radiation. Check out the SPF50+ facial sunscreen.

Also view the Skincare & Skin Care collection.

Common mistake

More products does not automatically mean a better routine. Start with a clear foundation and only add something when you know why you are using it.

FAQ

How many steps do I need?

For many people, a simple foundation is sufficient: cleansing, moisturizing, and SPF during the day. Extra steps depend on personal preference and skin needs.

Can I use multiple serums?

You can, but keep the routine clear and check if the products work well together for your skin and intended use.