1. Start with your routine, not the label

Count your steps. If you use a toner and a serum, you need a cream that seals them in. If your routine is simple, look for a cream that provides the level of hydration and moisture your skin needs.

2. Texture and finish

A cream you dislike is a cream you abandon. Consider how it feels under makeup, whether it pills, and what it leaves behind. A velvety, non-greasy finish can make a cream easier to layer into both morning and evening routines.

3. Size and how long it lasts

Look at the jar, then at how much you use. A cream applied to face and neck twice a day goes faster than you think. Bigger jars stretch further, especially when you are giving a formula a full month to show results.

4. What the formula is built on

Most creams start with purified water. Some formulas use a more distinctive base as part of their formulation. Cellestial Collagen Cream is made with more than 50% Collagen Water, along with 8 types of collagen and 10 peptides, plus ingredients such as Decorinyl, astaxanthin and camellia leaf oil.

You do not need to memorise the list. Ask one question: what is this formula built to do for my skin?

5. Proof you can check

Look for measured results with conditions attached: how many people, for how long, and what was measured.

In a clinical study using the Cellestial Collagen Treatment, Serum and Cream together, inner skin density increased by 25.16% and radiance density by 26.37% after one week.

Human clinical study by P&K Skin Clinical Research Center Co., Ltd., Jan 16 to Feb 14, 2025, on 22 women aged 40 to 59 using the re:nk Cellestial Collagen Treatment, Serum and Cream together. Individual results may vary.

A quick checklist

• Fits the routine you actually follow
• Texture you enjoy morning and night
• Enough product to last a full month of use
• A formula base with a clear purpose
• Results measured and stated with conditions

Cellestial Collagen Cream reaches select Costco warehouse beauty tables on October 7. More on the line at re-nk.us/cellestial.