Protect & Renew Set

Skin longevity is more than surface-level signs like lines, wrinkles, sagging, or spots. These are just visible outcomes of deeper cellular and epigenetic changes.

The key distinction between “anti-aging” and “longevity” is that longevity focuses on extending the health-span of skin as an organ, not just improving external appearance.Longevity-focused products aim not only to improve visible signs but also to prevent and reverse cellular damage, supporting healthier, more resilient skin over time.

Skin longevity isn’t only about managing surface-level issues like lines, wrinkles, or spots. It’s about extending your skin’s health-span. That starts with preventing photo damage from UVA and UVB exposure. 

UVB radiation is responsible for sunburn and direct DNA damage to skin cells. It is the primary driver of sunburn and plays a significant role in skin cancer risk. 

UVA radiation makes up the majority of UV rays that reach the skin. It penetrates deeper than UVB (into the dermis) where it damages collagen and elastin, drives pigmentation, tanning, and uneven tone, and accelerates photoageing.

Retinoids support skin longevity by working at a cellular level, helping skin renew, repair, and function more efficiently over time. They boost cell turnover, support collagen, and improve texture, tone, and firmness with consistent use.

Traditional retinoids like retinol require multiple conversion steps to become active, which can make them slower and sometimes irritating. Newer retinoids like HPR are more direct- they bind to skin receptors with minimal conversion, making them more efficient and generally better tolerated.

The focus isn’t on being stronger, but more consistent and less disruptive, key for long-term skin health.

Our Complex incorporates the longevity enhancing mix of next-gen Retinoid HPR, phyto-retinol Bakuchiol and multi-weight Sodium Hyaluronate. This, along with barrier supportive ingredients in their bio-available forms and concentrations, promotes cellular regeneration and barrier revitalization at multiple levels.

Multi-weight Sodium Hyaluronate goes beyond surface hydration to deliver reparative and regenerative action.

New Light uses four newer-generation filters: Uvinul A Plus, Uvinul T 150, Tinosorb A2B, and Tinosorb S. These are large-molecule, photostable filters designed to stay on the skin's surface without meaningful systemic absorption — addressing the concerns now being raised about older-generation filters like oxybenzone and octinoxate.

New Light does not contain oxybenzone, octinoxate, avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate, or octocrylene, the six filters currently under increased regulatory scrutiny for systemic absorption and potential endocrine disruption.

Most sunscreens stop at protection. Niacinamide helps regulate pigmentation and supports barrier function, while EGCG (green tea extract) is a potent antioxidant that neutralises free radical damage triggered by UV exposure. New Light doesn't just block damage — it addresses post exposure damage.

AM: Apply New Light as the final step of your routine either alone or over a moisturiser. Skip Own Time in the morning.

PM: After cleansing, apply a pea-sized amount of Own Time to the skin. Follow with a moisturiser.

Start slow, stay consistent, and let your skin set the pace.

Begin with 2–3 nights a week, applying a pea-sized amount of Own Time on clean, dry skin. Follow with Boundless to support hydration and keep the barrier comfortable. If your skin feels calm, you can gradually increase frequency over a few weeks. There’s no rush, consistency matters more than speed.

A mild tingling or slight dryness in the beginning can be normal, but if your skin feels uncomfortable, reduce frequency and focus on barrier support.

And don’t forget: use sunscreen daily, retinoids work best when your skin is well protected.

Yes. UVA — the radiation responsible for pigmentation, uneven tone, and premature ageing — penetrates glass. If you sit near a window, you are being exposed. Blue light from screens adds to cumulative oxidative stress over time. Indoor does not mean unprotected.

If you’re using other actives (like exfoliating acids such as salicylic acid, AHAs, or strong treatments), avoid layering them with Own Time. Instead, alternate them on different nights to reduce the risk of irritation.

You can comfortably use New Light with most products, it’s designed to layer well over serums, moisturisers as well as under makeup.

New Light is not formulated for swimming or prolonged water exposure. If you're spending time in water, reapply immediately after and consider a heavier water-resistant oil based sunscreen for aquatic activity specifically.

New Light has a silky texture that melts instantly and leaves a weightless, semi-dewey finish and a fresh cooling sensation. It was formulated specifically to be white-cast-free, a non-negotiable for Indian skin tones. Own Time has a hybrid serum-cream texture that melts into skin and leaves a silky, non-tacky finish.

Yes both formulas are non-comedogenic, hypoallergenic, non-irritating, barrier protective and soothing for breakout-prone or sensitive skin.

Of course! Skin doesn't know genders. UV damage doesn't discriminate either.

Yes, both are formulated with several barrier building and hydrating ingredients

No. While our testing data suggests what you are experiencing is rare, it is not worrying. It just means your skin is asking for a slightly slower ramp up or needs additional barrier support.
Follow dosage instructions. Use alternate nights to begin with and follow up with Boundless or a barrier cream of your choice.