How to use them
Use them in the same routine morning or night. Apply Peptides first, then Sulfur, moving from thinnest to thickest texture. Finish with sunscreen in the morning.
- 1CleanseGentle cleanser, pat dry
- 2Peptidesvaries, wait about 1 minute
- 3Sulfur3% – 10%
- 4Moisturiserseal everything in
What Peptides does
Short chains of amino acids that signal skin to support collagen and repair. They are gentle, a good anti-ageing option for people who cannot tolerate retinoids, and they layer easily.
- Typical strength
- varies
- When
- AM/PM
- Irritation
- Best for
- Dry, Normal, Sensitive And Combination skin
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What Sulfur does
An old-school acne fighter that dries out oily spots, gently exfoliates and has antibacterial and antifungal activity. It is gentler than benzoyl peroxide for many people, though it has a distinctive smell.
- Typical strength
- 3% – 10%
- When
- AM/PM
- Irritation
- Best for
- Oily, Combination And Sensitive skin
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use Peptides and Sulfur together?
Yes, it is safe. There is no known chemical conflict between Peptides and Sulfur, and neither makes the other less effective.
Which goes first, Peptides or Sulfur?
Apply Peptides first, then Sulfur. The general rule is thinnest to thickest texture, and lowest pH first.
Should I use Peptides in the morning or at night?
Peptides: works morning or night. Use morning and night after water-based serums. Low-pH acids applied at the same time can break some peptides down.
Should I use Sulfur in the morning or at night?
Sulfur: works morning or night. Use as a spot treatment, a clay mask or a short-contact wash. It can be drying, so moisturise afterwards.
Is Peptides with Sulfur safe during pregnancy?
Neither is a known risk in normal cosmetic amounts, but guidance varies for Sulfur. Check with your doctor.