27/10/2025
There’s lots of skincare out there and something that stood out to me about Oliveda… the synergy of the serums + elixirs. Using these two together are CATALYTIC in getting results over time and with consistency!!
Show your skin some love: do some gentle tapping or “slapping” to increase blood flow to help revive and nourish the skin 💛
Let’s talk serums and elixirs!
Q: what does a serum do?
A: The serum drives the oil deeper Into the skin. You can use one without the other, but I would say these are they are the catalytic part of your routine for getting results.
• F06 Cell Active Serum: Best for sensitive, younger and acne prone skin, but works for all skin types. Helps reduce redness
• F59 Corrective Serum: For more mature skin types concerned with fine lines and wrinkles. Helps reduce the appearance of pores, brightens and tightens. This has the paracess in it and why it has been called “Notox In a bottle.” 🌱Paracress is a plant that relaxes facial muscles and builds collagen. This serum has gone viral and last year it sold out every time it came back in stock. We’re talking thousands sold within minutes! The results of this serum are incredible! (Especially when paired with an elixir 👇🏼
• F86 Corrective Hyaluronic Serum: for dry, dull, dehydrated skin. It’s on my wishlist for this winter season ❄️
⬆️⬆️ You only need one of these serums in your routine. You could use one in the AM and a different one in the PM, but not necessary. The only time you might combine more than one in your routine would be to add more hydration with the F86 Vegan Hyaluronic.
Q: What are elixirs all about?
A: These are the retinol dupes (safer alternatives). I notice such a difference in skin clarity when I pair this with a serum! They can be used on sensitive skin and should not leave your skin red, irritated or peeling. They’re so nourishing and effective, and don’t irritate the skin like medical grade retinols do.
Q: What benefits could I notice?
A: Mega support for aging skin! Cell turnover, collagen production, improves texture and tone, hyperpigmentation and mild scarring… (cont’d in comments)
