Face serums

Face serums

Dr. Sandra face serums

Dr. Sandra face serums were developed by dermatologist MUDr. Alexandra Novotná Rozborilová, PhD. A serum is a more concentrated step in your daily routine: apply it to cleansed skin, followed by a cream. Choose it according to what your skin needs right now, whether that is mature and tired skin, antioxidant care, the first signs of ageing in oily skin or a gentle tone for pale and dry skin. All four serums are fragrance-free. You will find an overview of which serum to choose below the products.

Which Dr. Sandra serum to choose

Your skinSerumWhy this one
Mature, tired and dehydrated skinRevita NAD face serumcontains an NAD+ booster from sunflower sprouts and astaxanthin; suitable for all skin types
Mature, dry and tired skin, also more sensitive skin depending on individual toleranceVitamin C Seruman antioxidant serum with a liposomal complex of vitamins A, C and E; it has a universal texture
Oily, combination and problem skin with the first signs of ageingSerum with bakuchiol2% bakuchiol, a plant-based alternative to retinol; it is light and non-greasy
Dry, tired and pale skinOil face serum with beta-carotenecarotenoids give the skin a gentle warm tone; an oil texture for dry skin

How to use a serum

Apply a few drops to the cleansed skin of your face and neck, followed by a cream suited to your skin type. You can use the Vitamin C Serum, the serum with bakuchiol and the Revita NAD serum in the morning and in the evening. The oil serum with beta-carotene is intended mainly for morning care. Always finish your morning routine with a cream with SPF.

For sensitive or reactive skin, we recommend testing every new cosmetic product on a small area of skin first and introducing it into your routine gradually.

How to combine serums

You can use the Vitamin C Serum together with the serum with bakuchiol. The oil serum with beta-carotene suits the morning and the Vitamin C Serum the evening, under your cream. The Vitamin C Serum contains a vitamin A derivative, so if you also use another retinoid, especially on more sensitive skin, apply the Vitamin C Serum in the morning and the retinoid in the evening.

FAQ

What is the difference between a serum and a cream?

A serum is a more concentrated care step and does not replace a cream. Apply it to cleansed skin, followed by a cream suited to your skin type.

Which serum is suitable for sensitive skin?

The Vitamin C Serum contains vitamins in stable forms and may also suit more sensitive skin, depending on individual tolerance. With sensitive skin, test every new product on a small area of skin first and introduce it into your routine gradually.

Which serum should I choose for oily or acne-prone skin?

The serum with bakuchiol is intended mainly for oily, combination and problem skin prone to acne. It is light and does not clog pores. The Vitamin C Serum, which has a universal texture, also suits oily skin.

Which serum is suitable for mature skin and wrinkles?

The Revita NAD face serum is intended for mature, tired and dehydrated skin. The Vitamin C Serum is intended mainly for mature, dry and tired skin with signs of ageing. If you have oily skin and first wrinkles, choose the serum with bakuchiol.

Which serum should I choose for dry skin?

For dry skin, we recommend the Revita NAD face serum followed by the Nourishing cream. The oil serum with beta-carotene is also suitable for dry and pale skin.

Can I use two serums at the same time?

Yes. You can combine the Vitamin C Serum with the serum with bakuchiol. Use the oil serum with beta-carotene in the morning and the Vitamin C Serum in the evening under your cream.

Do Dr. Sandra serums contain fragrance?

No, all four serums are fragrance-free.