What skin types is Resveratrol good for?

Resveratrol is suitable for all skin types.

What can you mix with Resveratrol?

Resveratrol works well with Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Ferulic Acid, Niacinamide. These combinations are generally safe and can enhance results.

Is Resveratrol safe to use every day?

Resveratrol can generally be used in the evening. Recommended concentration: 0.01–1%.

Resveratrol

Resveratrol

Also known as: Trans-Resveratrol · Grape Skin Extract

AntioxidantAnti-aging

“A powerful plant polyphenol that activates longevity genes and protects from oxidative damage.”

Skin types

All types

Pore-clogging

Non-comedogenic

Use when

Evening

Concentration

0.01–1%

What it does

Resveratrol is a polyphenolic stilbenoid found in grape skins, red wine, and berries. In skincare, it acts as an exceptionally potent antioxidant — significantly more potent than Vitamin C or E in some models — and activates sirtuin proteins (SIRT1) associated with cellular longevity and DNA repair. It has anti-inflammatory properties and inhibits UV-induced melanin production, making it effective for both anti-aging and brightening.

Benefits

One of the most potent topical antioxidants available
Activates sirtuin longevity proteins for cellular protection
Anti-inflammatory and calming
Inhibits UV-induced pigmentation
Synergistically enhances Vitamin C and E efficacy

How to layer

🌙 Evening routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

Face Oil

After cleansing, before moisturiser

Good for

All skinNormal skinMature skinDry skinCombination skin

Works well with

Vitamin C ›Vitamin E ›Ferulic Acid ›Niacinamide ›

Heads up

⚠Highly unstable — oxidises quickly; requires opaque, airtight packaging
⚠Limited long-term clinical data on topical use despite strong in-vitro results
⚠Expensive in high-purity forms

How to use

Apply morning in an antioxidant serum, ideally paired with Vitamin C and E for synergistic protection. Store in a cool, dark place. Use within 3 months of opening.

Typical concentration: 0.01–1%