How to Build a Weekly ReGlow Routine Without Overdoing It
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When you own several treatment-style skincare products, the biggest mistake is trying to use all of them on the same night. A better routine spaces intensive steps and leaves room for simple cleansing, hydration, and sunscreen.
Daily foundation
Keep daily care simple: cleanse as needed, use appropriate hydration, and maintain daytime sun-protection habits.
Micro-infusion day
Use ReGlow facial micro-infusion about every 7β14 days with a fresh sterile treatment head. Afterward, skip makeup for 24 hours, avoid direct sun for 24β48 hours, and pause strong actives for about 2β3 days.
Exfoliating-pad day
Use EpiClear according to its directions on a separate day when possible. Because it already contains PHA, AHA, and BHA, there is usually no need to add another acid exfoliant at the same time.
Mask day
RESTORE PRO can be used about once weekly for 3β4 hours or overnight. It can be your main hydration-focused treatment step that evening.
Eye-patch day
Use the dissolving eye patches about once weekly for 2β3 hours. They can be scheduled independently from stronger facial treatment days.
The point is spacing, not a rigid calendar
Your exact routine depends on your skin and the products you use. The main principle is to avoid turning every night into an active-treatment night.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to use every ReGlow product every week?
No. Build a routine around what you actually use and tolerate.
Can I use EpiClear right after micro-infusion?
Wait until the recommended 2β3 day active pause has passed and your skin feels normal.
Can I mask and use eye patches on the same day?
You can if your skin tolerates both, but there is no need to stack steps for the sake of doing more.
