Anti-aging routine · serum step

Midlife brings its own quiet shift in the skin — a dimming of radiance, fine lines that settle in a little more visibly, a complexion that asks for something more concentrated than a daily cream can offer.

Skin Velvet is where it all began for us: Niki Newd's founding antioxidant serum for skin, a rich, full-bodied oil concentrate crafted from vitamin E, pre-retinol, Coenzyme Q10, carotenoids, and flavonoids, gathered from Nordic and Arctic botanicals and refined over months of testing until nothing but the essential remained.

Free of a single preservative, filler, or added fragrance, it helps skin feel replenished, plumped, and enveloped, and cushioned, and look luminous, smoother, and visibly renewed — by day, by night, and is gentle enough for the eye area itself. It has, in time, become something of a ritual in aftercare — reached for whenever skin has been recently treated and calls for a little more comfort, a little more care.

Freshness, we believe, is the truest form of anti-ageing. Freshly blended in small batches, packed fresh, and on its way to you.

Sensitive skin showing the first fine lines doesn't need more product piled on top. It needs pure, concentrated nourishment, without anything standing in its way.

Skin Silk is a silky, hydrating serum for sensitive skin, a true concentrate built entirely from whole plant oils: no water, no fillers, and no silicones or film-formers to fake a silky glide. Its nutrient profile centers on a pre-retinol antioxidant, alongside omega fatty acids, vitamin E, carotenoids, and flavonoids — chosen for their studied role in softening the look of fine lines, refining texture, and a soft, dewy glow.

Skin feels replenished from the very first drop and looks smoother, calmer, and dewy — the silkiness comes from the formula itself, without a single preservative, filler, or added fragrance.

Light enough for the eye area, rich enough to stand alone morning and night, it even takes Gua Sha to a new level — real glide, real nourishment, nothing synthetic in between. Less can still mean absolutely everything.