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Step 1: Cleanse

Step 2: Target

Step 3: Eye Treatment

Step 4: Renew

Step 5: Moisturize

Step 6: Protect

How do I open the bottle?

How does HA IMMERSE fit into my daily regimen/routine?

Does this replace Restorative Skin Complex?

Should this be used on its own or with a moisturizer?

Can I use HA IMMERSE Serum on my eyes, eyelids, neck?

A gentle foaming gel cleanser specifically designed to remove impurities and leave a clean finish.

A breakthrough hyaluronic acid serum that delivers instant hydration for smoother, more radiant-looking skin.

Reduces the appearance of puffiness, dark circles and smoothes fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes.

Supports smoother skin texture, improves skin tone, and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Helps to hydrate, nourish, and soothe skin with Linoleic Acid, Oat Kernel, Silver Mushroom and TriHex Technology.

A lightweight, mineral, broad-spectrum tinted sunscreen for your face that hydrates and protects skin while providing a soft, glowing appearance.

How do I open the bottle?

To open, twist the top silver collar of the bottle until the pump emerges completely and clicks into place. To close, twist the opposite direction.

How does HA IMMERSE fit into my daily regimen/routine?

After washing your face, apply HA IMMERSE to your face and neck before applying any other product morning and night.

Does this replace Restorative Skin Complex?

No, HA IMMERSE Serum should be used to boost your anti-aging regimen. HA IMMERSE is a hydrating serum, whereas Restorative Skin Complex is an all-in-one anti-aging solution

Should this be used on its own or with a moisturizer?

Based on your unique skin type and the season where you live, you may still need a moisturizer. Alastin offers two moisturizers, Ultra Nourishing Moisturizer and Ultra Light Moisturizer.

Can I use HA IMMERSE Serum on my eyes, eyelids, neck?

HA IMMERSE Serum can safely be used on the neck and decollete. We have not tested the product directly on the eyes or eyelids. Please refer to your provider.