Description

Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum – The Ultimate Recovery for Radiance

Wake up to your best skin ever with this legendary serum that works while you sleep. It is like a full night’s rest in a bottle, helping your skin repair itself from the daily stresses of life.

Why We Love It

• Radiant Glow: Boosts skin’s natural luminosity for a refreshed and well-rested look.
• Deep Hydration: Delivers intense moisture that locks into the skin for up to 72 hours.
• Youthful Firmness: Helps skin feel significantly firmer and more resilient over time.
• Fine Line Reduction: Visibly minimizes the appearance of early signs of aging and wrinkles.
• Environmental Protection: Strengthens the skin barrier to defend against daily pollution and stressors.

Star Ingredients

This high-performance formula is powered by advanced science and skin-loving actives.

• Hyaluronic Acid: Acts as a moisture magnet to plump the skin and maintain hydration levels.
• Bifida Ferment Lysate: Helps protect the skin against environmental damage and promotes natural repair.
• Tripeptide-32: Supports the skin’s natural rhythm of protection during the day and renewal at night.
• Vitamin E: Provides powerful antioxidant protection to neutralize skin-damaging free radicals.

How to Use

Apply a full dropper to clean skin before your moisturizer, smoothing it gently over your face and neck.

Frequency: Both

Expert Tips & Pairings

Maximize your results with these expert application techniques.

• The Heart Gesture: Apply the serum in a heart shape, starting from the center of the face and massaging out towards the ears.
• Glow Booster: Mix a single drop with your favorite liquid foundation for a dewy, luminous makeup finish.
• Neck Care: Always bring your serum down to your décolletage to treat the delicate skin on your neck.

Perfect For

• Skin Types: Oily, Dry, Combination, Aging, Sensitive, Acne Prone
• Addresses: Fine Lines & Wrinkles, Loss of Firmness, Dullness, Dehydration, Uneven Skin Tone, Barrier Damage

Not Recommended For

skin types should patch-test first or consult a dermatologist.