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Skincare routine order: morning and night steps for every skin type

Short answerApply products from thinnest to thickest. Morning: cleanser, serum (vitamin C for dark spots or niacinamide for oil and redness), moisturiser, then sunscreen SPF 30 or higher. Night: remove sunscreen and makeup, cleanse, apply a treatment such as a retinoid or azelaic acid, then moisturise.

Updated 2026-10-22 · Reviewed by the B4GLOW team

Morning routine

  1. Cleanser suited to your skin type.
  2. Serum: vitamin C to brighten dark spots and uneven tone, or niacinamide to balance oil and calm redness.
  3. Eye serum with caffeine if you have dark circles.
  4. Moisturiser.
  5. Broad-spectrum sunscreen, SPF 30 or higher. Reapply when outdoors.

Night routine

  1. Cleansing balm or micellar water to remove sunscreen and makeup.
  2. Your regular cleanser.
  3. Treatment: a retinoid for texture and dark spots, or azelaic acid for redness and marks. Start two nights a week.
  4. Moisturiser.

By skin type

  • Oily: gel cleanser, niacinamide, light gel moisturiser.
  • Dry: cream cleanser, richer moisturiser.
  • Combination: gentle cleanser, light moisturiser, richer cream on dry areas.
  • Normal: keep it simple and consistent.

Safety notes

Introduce one new product at a time and patch-test first. Avoid retinoids if pregnant or breastfeeding and check with your doctor. See a dermatologist for acne, rashes or any skin concern.

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