SERUM

Fine lines, uneven tone, and loss of firmness rarely show up alone. Our Serum is built to address them together.

Built for aging skin that has become more sensitive with time, this fast-absorbing treatment helps improve the visible signs of aging while supporting the moisture barrier.

One serum. No purge phase. No separate vitamin C, retinol, hydrating serum, and barrier serum competing for space in your routine.

Apply after cleansing and before applying a moisturizer.

Why it works

Aging skin needs effective support without more irritation or more products to manage. Schaf Serum combines six complementary actives in one formula to target fine lines, uneven-looking tone, texture, and loss of firmness while helping skin look healthier, more even, and more resilient.

• Ectoine 8% helps reduce moisture loss and supports the skin barrier.
• Bakuchiol 8% helps improve the appearance of fine lines and uneven texture.
• Vitamin C 10% helps brighten dull-looking skin and improve the look of uneven tone.
• Niacinamide 8% supports the moisture barrier and helps improve the appearance of uneven tone.
• Peptides 3% help skin look firmer, smoother, and more resilient.
• Hyaluronic acid draws moisture into the skin for a hydrated, plumper-looking appearance.
• 37% active ingredients. Compare that to the label on the serum you're using now.
  
  

Ingredient research

In a 12-week head-to-head trial, bakuchiol matched retinol on wrinkles and pigmentation. The retinol group reported significantly more scaling and stinging at every check-in.** The trial used 0.5%. This serum uses 8%.

Published summary of ectoine ingredient research* reports:

• 19% reduction in wrinkle depth in 28 days.
• 21% reduction in wrinkle volume.
• 100% of participants showed measurable anti-aging improvement.

*Heinrich et al., Skin Pharmacology and Physiology, 2007; Marini et al., 2014. Results reflect studies of the ingredient ectoine.
**Dhaliwal et al., British Journal of Dermatology, 2019. Results reflect studies of the ingredient bakuchiol vs retinol.