Serums

How to navigate TAHNYC serums?

TAHNYC serums are divided into several categories – by active concentration, formulation type, targeted skin concern, or their place in your skincare routine. Color-coded glass helps guide your choice:

NUDE serums = pre/post serums (beige glass)

These serums complement and enhance your existing routine. They are used before or after classic serums. While they are highly active (like all TAHNYC serums), their smart, balanced formulation allows them to be layered safely with other active treatments or serums.

e.g. Solution C, Complex B5.

BLUSH serums = classic serums (light pink glass)

Comprehensive blends of active ingredients designed to target specific skin concerns. These formulas deliver visible results while remaining compatible with other treatments. BLUSH serums are the most universally used across skin types and needs. Like all TAHNYC serums, they have a dewy, watery texture, absorb quickly, and are free from unnecessary fillers.

e.g. Contour, Luminescences.

BLACK serums = intensive treatments (black glass)

Highly concentrated formulas built around key actives or their synergistic combinations. In higher strengths, they rival professional salon treatments. We recommend increasing intensity gradually and cautiously. Some are for occasional use; others work best when paired with supporting products that either boost their effect or buffer possible skin reactions.

MOLECULE serums = targeted active serums (clear glass)

Each focused on a single main active or its combination, available even in lower concentrations suitable for very sensitive skin.

Molecules are clean and potent formulations designed to give you full control over your skincare – with options to build up concentration gradually (which we strongly recommend). Their watery, dew-like texture is weightless and fully absorbed by the skin.

They contain high concentrations of actives that, when paired with Retinol and Acids, enhance cell turnover and exfoliating performance.

Start slow, increase gradually, always patch test, and wear sunscreen.