Adipeau - Strength Gel

What’s the difference between the two products?

Strength Gel and Volume Cream are designed to address two different things.

Strength Gel focuses on restoring strength to the skin. For skin that looks loose, weak, crepey, or saggy. Volume Cream focuses on restoring depleted areas. For skin that looks depleted, think hollow, sunken, or deflated.

What should I use where?

Let the appearance of your skin guide you.

Weak, loose, crepey, or saggy → Strength Gel.

Hollow, sunken, or depleted → Volume Cream.

Some skin will look both weak and depleted: Such as under the eyes and to the sides of the mouth.

Can I use them together?

Yes. If an area looks both weak and depleted, you can use both products on the same area.

How do I apply them?

Spread a thin layer over the skin with your fingers — almost like you’re finger painting it.

Wait 5 minutes for the Gel to absorb. It will be almost dry-to-the-touch.

Wait 10 minutes for the Cream to absorb; it will become translucent and then leave a slight sheen. You can rub the rest in or let the sheen be.

Do I leave it on or wash it off?

That’s up to you. There is no need to wash it off but if you don’t like the feel of product on your face, you can wash it off.

Where does Adipeau go in my routine?

Adipeau can go on top of other skincare.

Cleanser → serums/treatments → moisturizer → Adipeau

In the morning, sunscreen follows.

You can layer the Gel and Cream in any order. Using Cream last allows for more glow; using Gel last allows for more protection.

What doesn’t go with Adipeau?

There are a few topical ingredients we recommend pausing while using Adipeau: caffeine, resveratrol, guarana, green tea extract (EGCG), L-carnitine, and curcumin. These can work against the regenerative process Adipeau is designed to support.

Retinoids and hyaluronic acid are generally okay, but very high-strength or long-term use deplete skin melanin (retinoids) or compromise the skin barrier (HA).