Once a day, the final step in your 9-day project
Nine Cream is a moisturizer designed to be used as the last step after toner and essence have delivered hydration. With 9% olive-derived squalane, it forms a moisture-locking layer on the skin to seal in all the active ingredients you've applied before. If you're layering serums or ampoules, apply the cream on top to finish your routine.
Morning and night, every day for 9 days
You can use it in both your morning and evening routines without restriction. True to its name, the formula is designed to deliver visible results when used once daily for 9 consecutive days. In the morning, it works as a makeup-priming base. At night, it soothes skin after a long day. When using in the morning, always follow with sunscreen as your final step.
A little goes a long way, layer on dry areas
Thanks to its high squalane content, a small amount covers a large area. Warm a moderate amount between your fingertips and gently smooth it over your entire face. For drier zones like the cheeks or chin, apply a second layer to lock in deeper hydration. The formula absorbs without stickiness, so even oilier areas like the T-zone can handle it comfortably.
9 targeted ingredients for these skin concerns
The formula features 9 ingredients across three key areas: pore care, hydration, and barrier soothing, with 3 ingredients dedicated to each.
- Pore care: Olive squalane, panthenol (soothing), trehalose (moisture retention)
- Hydration: Hyaluronic acid (moisture surge), birch sap, xylitol
- Barrier soothing: Mugwort extract, rosemary leaf extract, allantoin (skin conditioning)
In a 9-day clinical study, pore volume improved by 46%, pore area by 43.41%, and skin hydration increased by 274.11%. After external irritation, skin redness recovered by 74.38%, making it suitable for calming sensitive skin.
Storage and usage precautions
Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children. If redness, swelling, itching, or other irritation occurs during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist. Avoid applying to wounded or broken skin.