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Key actives
Niacinamide 4%
Vitamin C Stable
Peptides Complex

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Deep Hydration Ritual

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Silkdrop goes in first, Skin Shield locks it in. Together they maintain your skin's comfort, day after day — through hot showers, air-conditioning and heating.

TARGETS

Persistent dryness Tight, flaky skin Sensitivity Dehydration

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  • Free shipping over $75
  • Ships next business day
  • Cruelty-free

What's included

  • Silkdrop — The Barrier Serum (30ml)
  • Skin Shield — Barrier Protection Cream (50ml)

Benefits

Two steps for skin that still feels thirsty.

  • Give dry-feeling skin a plumper, more comfortable finish.
  • Layer lightweight hydration with a nourishing moisturiser.
  • Soften the appearance of fine dehydration lines.
  • Leave skin looking smoother and naturally dewy.
  • Pairs Silkdrop and Skin Shield for hydration followed by moisture care.

How to use

  1. Cleanse with a gentle cleanser like Rice & Oats and pat dry.
  2. Apply 2–3 pumps of Silkdrop to damp skin and press in.
  3. While skin is still slightly damp, seal with Skin Shield.
  4. Morning and night — finish with SPF in the morning.
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INSIDE THE RITUAL

Two products.

One hydration ritual.

Each formula is designed to layer — the serum goes in first, the cream locks it in.

Step 01 · Silkdrop (30ml)
  • NIACINAMIDE
  • PANTHENOL
  • HA

01.

Step 01 · Silkdrop (30ml)

A lightweight barrier serum with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide to support hydration and calm the look of stressed, dry skin.

Step 02 · Skin Shield (50ml)
  • ECTOIN
  • COQ10
  • BAKUCHIOL

02.

Step 02 · Skin Shield (50ml)

A barrier-safe cream with Ectoin, CoQ10 and Bakuchiol to maintain comfort and shield against everyday moisture loss.

Layering makes the difference
  • SERUM
  • THEN
  • CREAM

03.

Layering makes the difference

Serum first, then cream — this order helps each formula work more effectively, morning or night.

Two skincare products on a table with a person holding a mug in the background

Ritual tip

Under 2 minutes, morning and night. Apply Skin Shield a little more generously at night.

Your ritual

How to use it.

  • 01

    Cleanse

    Start with a gentle cleanser like Rice & Oats. Pat dry — don't rub.

  • 02

    Silkdrop

    Press 2–3 pumps into damp skin and let it absorb.

  • 03

    Skin Shield + SPF

    Seal with Skin Shield, then finish with SPF.

  • 01

    Cleanse

    Lift the day away and pat dry.

  • 02

    Silkdrop

    Press 2–3 pumps into damp skin.

  • 03

    Skin Shield

    Apply generously to lock in hydration overnight.

Common questions.

What's included?
Silkdrop — The Barrier Serum (30ml) and Skin Shield — Barrier Protection Cream (50ml).
Is it suitable for sensitive or reactive skin?
Yes. Both formulas are barrier-safe. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, patch test or check with your practitioner first.
Can I use it morning and night?
Yes. Many customers use Silkdrop twice daily and apply Skin Shield more generously at night.
How long will it last?
Used twice daily, the duo typically lasts 6–8 weeks.
How long does delivery take?
Every order ships from our Sydney studio by the next business day, and orders placed before 12pm (Sydney time) usually go out the same day. Australia Post delivery usually takes 3–5 business days. Free shipping on orders over $75; $5 flat rate on smaller orders.
What if it doesn't work for my skin?
Every skin is different, so we recommend a patch test first. If you're unsure, email us and we'll help you find the right routine. For returns, see our Refund Policy.

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