Routine
How to layer products from the catalogue
Layering skincare works best when formulas go on in order of texture. We look at how to arrange Maxclinic cleansers, toners, ampoules, eye creams, and face creams into a sensible sequence for morning and evening routines, along with practical steps for introducing new items one bottle at a time.
The basic rule from thin to thick
Cosmetic formulas sit on the skin and work best when applied from the lightest liquid to the heaviest cream. Starting with watery textures allows each layer to spread easily over the face. Heavier creams create a surface film, so placing them first can stop lighter fluids from spreading evenly.
A complete sequence runs from wash to moisturizer. Cleansing clears surface oils and grime. Next comes toner, followed by concentrated ampoules, targeted eye cream around the eyelids, and finally a face cream to coat the skin.
Order of application across five steps
Begin with a cleanser like the Rose Vitamin Oil to Foam Cleanser or Melatonin Shot Cleansing Foam to lift makeup and surface debris. Rinse with water and pat the face dry with a clean towel.
Pat Time Return Melatonin Cream Toner across the face. Next, smooth a few drops of Exosome PDRN Repair Ampoule or Melatonin Shot Ampoule over the skin. Tap PDRN Eye Cream along the orbital bone and under-eye area. Finish with a layer of Time Return Melatonin Cream or Exosome PDRN Lift Cream to seal the routine.
Adjusting steps for morning and evening
Morning routines can remain lighter to keep the face comfortable under daily wear. A single wash with a foaming formula prepares the surface. Follow with toner and an ampoule, then apply a moderate layer of cream. Sunscreen from another brand completes the daytime order.
Evening routines often call for more thorough cleansing. An oil formula dissolves long-wear makeup before foaming away. Applying richer creams like Time Return Melatonin Cream in the tube helps coat the skin before rest.
Adding one new item at a time
Replacing an entire shelf at once makes it difficult to tell how individual formulas interact with your skin. Keep existing products in place and add only one new bottle to your routine. Use that single addition consistently for two weeks before deciding to change anything else.
Testing a new ampoule or cream on a small patch of skin near the jawline is also a sensible habit. This steady approach lets you observe how each formula feels before committing to a full rotation across the catalogue.
