Sunrise routine, three products flat

Morning skincare doesn’t need a ten-step manifesto. If you hit the essentials—clean, treat, shield—the rest of the day falls into place. This is the ultra-lean sunrise ritual we give friends who claim they “have no time” yet still want that rested-after-vacation glow.

Step one: wake-up cleanse

A night’s sleep leaves more on skin than you’d think: sweat, oil oxidised by oxygen, the faint film of last night’s moisturiser. A pea-sized bead of Pure Cleanser is all it takes. Work it between damp palms, glide over your face for a slow half-minute, then rinse with lukewarm water. Skin feels awake but never tight, perfectly primed for actives.

Step two: the brightening hit

Water-pat your face; don’t towel it bone-dry. While skin is still slightly dewy, press in two pumps of Glow Serum. Its stabilised vitamin C and niacinamide combo starts scavenging free radicals the instant sunlight touches your cheeks. One thin layer is enough—no stinging, no sticky finish—just a soft, even radiance that peeks through later makeup.

Step three: invisible armour

Before coffee cools, seal the routine with Mineral SPF 30. A fingertip for each quadrant of the face, another dab for neck and ears. The non-nano zinc sits sheer, so you can slide straight into clothes without that tell-tale white collar mark. Sunscreen is the only anti-ageing step dermatologists agree on; skipping it cancels the good work of everything before.

Optional thirty-second extras

Feeling dry? Mist a veil of Dew Toner over the serum. Circling under-eye flight? Tap a dot of Aura Eye Cream before sunscreen. But remember—the core trio is already enough.

Out the door

Time it tomorrow. You’ll finish in under five minutes, maybe three with practice. Skin stays balanced through meetings, commute, gym and blue-light glare. Nighttime can be the playground for masks and treatments; sunrise just needs this clean-bright-protect rhythm. Try it for seven mornings—your reflection will look like it actually slept.