Serum Selection Guide: Sensitive Skin, All Skin Types & Men’s Routines

Choose a serum by its listed ingredients and your skin’s preferences, not its name alone. Here’s a concise comparison of our current Rose Gold and Charcoal listings, with considerations for sensitive skin and men’s routines.

Quick comparison

Serum Skin-type guidance Ingredient considerations Usage order
Anti-Aging Serum - Rose Gold Suitable for all skin types; focused on radiance and a hydrated-looking complexion. Highlights CoQ10, resveratrol, and hyaluronic acid. Check the full ingredient label for personal sensitivities. Apply to clean skin before moisturizer, following label directions.
Anti-Aging Serum - Charcoal For those seeking a charcoal serum.  Charcoal is highlighted; check the full ingredient label before choosing. Use as part of your routine, following label directions for sequence and frequency.

For sensitive skin

Review the full ingredient label for ingredients you already avoid, patch test before full use, and introduce one new product at a time. Stop using a product if irritation occurs.

For all-skin-type shoppers

Rose Gold is the clearest match to this preference because its of its suitability for all skin types. Ingredients include CoQ10, resveratrol, and hyaluronic acid.

For men’s skincare routines

Choose by your skin’s needs and ingredient preferences rather than gendered packaging. Compare the two linked formulas using the same criteria above. Do not assume either is intended for freshly shaved or irritated skin; follow its label.

Where serum fits

For Rose Gold, the listed order is clean skin, serum, then moisturizer. Follow the Charcoal label for its application sequence and frequency. In a daytime routine, finish with sunscreen according to its directions. There is no need to layer both serums to use this guide.

Shop Rose Gold or shop Charcoal, and check the full ingredient label before choosing.

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