Build Your Routine
Build Your Skincare Routine
Our best results come from using products together, not one at a time. Here's exactly how to layer your Soti products, morning and night.
⚠️ The one rule to remember: Never use Retinol and an exfoliating acid (Glycolic Acid Toner or Kojic Acid Pads) on the same night. Alternate them, or your skin can become irritated. See the weekly schedule below for an easy way to do this.
☀️ Morning Routine
- Cleanse
- Vitamin C Serum — brightening + antioxidant protection
- Hyaluronic Acid Serum — lock in hydration
- Retinol Eye Cream — optional, gently pat around eyes
- Sunscreen (SPF 50) — always your last step, every single day
🌙 Evening Routine
- Cleanse
- Glycolic Acid Toner (2-3x/week) — or Kojic Acid Turmeric Pads
- Retinol Serum (2-3x/week, on non-exfoliation nights)
- Niacinamide Serum — barrier repair, oil control
- Retinol Eye Cream
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Your Weekly Schedule
A simple way to alternate actives without overdoing it
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rest / PDRN | Retinol | Exfoliate | Retinol | Exfoliate | Retinol | Rest / PDRN |
Vitamin C, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, and Sunscreen can be used daily — only Retinol and exfoliating acids need to be alternated.
What Each Product Actually Does
Vitamin C
Brightens, fades dark spots, antioxidant protection
Brightens, fades dark spots, antioxidant protection
Retinol
Fine lines, texture, cell turnover
Fine lines, texture, cell turnover
Glycolic Acid / Kojic Acid
Exfoliates, smooths texture, fades dark spots
Exfoliates, smooths texture, fades dark spots
Niacinamide
Oil control, pores, acne marks
Oil control, pores, acne marks
Hyaluronic Acid
Deep hydration, plumping
Deep hydration, plumping
PDRN
Barrier repair, deep hydration
Barrier repair, deep hydration
Sunscreen SPF 50
Protects your results — non-negotiable
Protects your results — non-negotiable
This is general guidance, not personalized medical advice. If you have sensitive skin or a specific skin concern, consult a dermatologist before starting a new routine.