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The secret to better-looking makeup starts before foundation even touches your skin. The Make-up Prep Trio is a three-step routine designed to help visibly smooth, brighten and refresh your complexion — so every product you apply on top sits more effortlessly, lasts longer and looks more perfected. The simplest upgrade your makeup bag never knew it needed. Why They Work Together: Cleanse, prep your canvas and brighten your eyes. The Oat Cleansing Balm melts away makeup, SPF and daily impurities, leaving skin calm and perfectly prepped for what comes next. The Exosome Hydro-Glow Complex then delivers 3 million plant-based exosomes to help visibly plump and smooth the skin's surface — creating a more even canvas for makeup application in as little as 14 days.* Finally, the Caffeine Eye Cream helps to visibly reduce the appearance of puffiness and dark circles around the eyes, so your concealer doesn't have to work as hard. Together, these three steps create the ideal base — skin that looks smoother, more radiant and wide awake before makeup even begins. This routine includes: Oat Cleansing Balm (150ml), Exosome Hydro-Glow Complex (30ml), Caffeine Eye Cream (15ml). *Based on a self-assessment study of 26 participants over 4 weeks.
CLEAN - Gently massage a small raspberry-sized amount of Oat Cleansing Balm onto dampened face and neck for at least 60 seconds. Rinse thoroughly with water. HYDRATE - Follow with a few drops of Exosome Hydro-Glow Complex pressed gently into cleansed face and neck. Allow to fully absorb before your next step. TREAT - Using your ring finger, gently tap a small amount of Caffeine Ey
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