18/06/2026
β¨ TWO SERUMS, BUT WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? β¨
What is the difference between our Bakuchiol Oil Serum and the Colostrum+ Lifting Serum.
The truth is, they do slightly different jobs, which is why I actually use both!
πΏ Bakuchiol Oil Serum This lightweight facial oil contains bakuchiol, squalane and nourishing plant oils including argan, grape and almond oil. Bakuchiol is often described as a gentler alternative to retinol, helping to support collagen production, improve skin texture and soften the appearance of fine lines without the dryness some people experience with retinol products. It also helps lock moisture into the skin, leaving it feeling soft, smooth and nourished.
π§ Colostrum+ Lifting Serum This serum focuses on hydration, firmness and skin support. It contains colostrum, hyaluronic acid, macadamia oil and green tea extract, helping to boost hydration levels while leaving the skin feeling smoother, plumper and more supple. It's suitable for all skin types but is particularly popular with those looking to support mature skin.
β So what's the difference?
Bakuchiol Oil Serum
β Oil-based.
β Nourishes and softens.
β Supports collagen production.
β Ideal for dry or dehydrated skin.
β Great as an evening treatment.
Colostrum+ Lifting Serum
β Lightweight serum texture.
β Focuses on hydration and firmness.
β Contains hyaluronic acid for moisture.
β Suitable for all skin types.
β Works beautifully under moisturiser and makeup
Which do I use?
Honestly, it depends what my skin feels like it needs at the time. Some days I'm looking for extra nourishment and comfort, especially if my skin feels a bit dry, and that's when I reach for the Bakuchiol Oil Serum. Other days it's all about hydration and helping my skin feel plump and refreshed, so I'll use the Colostrum+ Lifting Serum instead.
The good news is you don't have to choose just one. They can both have a place in your skincare routine depending on what your skin is asking for that day.
Which type of serum do you usually reach for, an oil-based serum or a lightweight hydrating one? π