Serums & Facial Oils
A few drops. A little more nourishment.
Care for the skin you live in with facial serums and oils chosen for different needs, textures, and preferences. From lightweight hydration and peptide formulas to silky botanical oils, discover a focused addition to your routine without the pressure of chasing perfection.
Discover the brands
Goldfaden MD — Explore hydrating, brightening, and smoothing serums alongside Fleuressence facial oil. The selection includes antioxidant-focused care, silky textures, and formulas designed to improve the appearance of uneven tone and fine lines.
Joanna Czech — The C+ Serum pairs a vitamin C derivative with babassu, hempseed, and marula oils. The Soothing Serum takes a hydration-focused approach with four types of hyaluronic acid and a bio-ceramide complex.
Root & Renew — A selection spanning lightweight hydration, vitamin C, peptides, and lactic-acid exfoliation. Choose from The Lift, The Quench, The Healthy Glow, The Rebound, and The Renew according to your routine and each formula’s directions.
Naturallow — Facial oils featuring rosehip, squalane, or bakuchiol, with glass dropper packaging and textures suited to an unhurried finishing step.
Timeless Organics Skin Care — Explore facial serums, a replenishing facial oil, and a serum-oil hybrid, offering different textures for daytime or evening care.
ELVY Lab — Brightening Serum offers focused care for the appearance of dark spots, lingering blemish marks, and uneven-looking skin tone.
EpiLynx — Moisture-focused Crystal and Sunrise serums alongside a pore-refining exfoliating formula. Ingredient highlights vary by product, from hyaluronic acid and glycerin to lactic and salicylic acids.
Danielle Rae Calendula Co — Facial Glow Serum brings together a calendula-infused botanical oil blend with lavender, copaiba, and frankincense essential oils for moisturizing care and a radiant-looking finish.
Clean + Kind — Fragrance-free, water-based formulas include an azelaic acid serum with niacinamide and a copper peptide serum with salmon-derived PDRN. The PDRN formula is not vegan; check the product’s animal-origin and allergy guidance before use.
Choose for your skin, not just the name on the bottle. Formulas, ingredients, and suitability differ. Follow each product’s current label, introduce new formulas gradually, and patch test before use. Exfoliating acids require particular attention to frequency and sun-protection guidance.