Best for skin that feels…

Dehydrated.

For skin that just can't seem to stay quenched.

Dull.

For skin that's looking a little more meh than radiant.

Sensitive.

For skin that likes its skincare gentle and its drama elsewhere.

Tight.

For skin that feels a little too snug for comfort.

How to use it without overthinking it.

01

Fresh face, please.

After cleansing and toning, leave your skin slightly damp.

02

A few drops will do.

Apply to your face and neck, gently massaging upward until absorbed.

03

Seal the deal.

Follow with your favourite moisturizer. Easy does it.

A Friendly Reminder

Finish your morning routine with SPF. The sun does not care about your skincare goals.

A LITTLE PEACE OF MIND

Every ingredient has its place. Nothing added just for the sake of it.


Fragrance-Free | Vegan | Cruelty-Free

A Closer Look at the Formula

Deionized Water

The quiet one doing the groundwork. Purified water forms the base of the serum, helping carry and distribute its water-loving ingredients for a lightweight, easy-to-layer application.

High Molecular Weight Sodium Hyaluronate

A little hydration that sticks around. These larger molecules attract and hold water at the skin's surface, forming a lightweight moisture-retaining film that helps skin feel smoother, softer, and less dry.

Low Molecular Weight Sodium Hyaluronate

Small molecules, big hydration energy. With a smaller molecular size, this form can interact with the skin's outer layers, helping attract and retain water for a plumper, more supple appearance.

Sugarcane-Derived Squalane

Softness without the oily situation. This 100% plant-derived emollient helps smooth rough-feeling skin and support moisture retention, leaving everything feeling soft, supple, and comfortably conditioned.

A Closer Look

Let's Talk Hydration.

What's the difference between hydration and moisture? What makes squalane so special? From the first few drops to the finer details, here's what to know about Sugarcane Nectar Serum.

What does Sugarcane Nectar Serum actually do?

Think lightweight hydration with a silky finish. Sugarcane Nectar Serum combines two forms of sodium hyaluronate with plant-derived squalane to help skin retain moisture and feel softer, smoother, and more supple. It's designed for skin that feels dehydrated or tight, without leaving behind a heavy, greasy layer.

Do I need a serum if I already use moisturizer?

Not necessarily! Moisturizer is an important part of a basic skincare routine, while a serum is an optional extra. Sugarcane Nectar adds a lightweight hydrating and conditioning layer before your moisturizer. If your skin enjoys the added moisture, great. If you're happy with a simpler routine, that's perfectly fine too.

How much should I use, and where does it go?

A few drops will do. Apply Sugarcane Nectar to clean, slightly damp skin after your toner or mist, if you're using one. Gently smooth or massage it over your face and neck until absorbed, then follow with moisturizer. You don't need to drench your face in serum to make it count.

Can I use it morning and night?

Yes! Sugarcane Nectar is designed for daily use and can fit into either your morning or evening routine. Once or twice a day is a matter of personal preference and how your skin responds. If you're using it in the morning, follow your skincare with broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Why is slightly damp skin recommended?

Sodium hyaluronate is a humectant, meaning it attracts and holds water. Applying the serum to slightly damp skin gives those water-binding ingredients moisture to work with at the surface. Follow with a moisturizer to help keep skin feeling comfortable and reduce moisture loss. No soaking-wet face required.

Which skin types is Sugarcane Nectar suited for?

The formula is designed with dry, normal, combination, and sensitive skin in mind. Its lightweight texture makes it a comfortable option for people who want added hydration without an especially rich finish. Every skin type has its own preferences, so patch-test before introducing a new formula.

Is it oily, sticky, or fragranced?

Sugarcane Nectar is designed to feel silky-light, with a soft, satiny finish and a little dewiness. It contains squalane, an emollient that helps condition the skin, but isn't intended to leave a heavy, oily feel. The formula is fragrance-free, although fragrance-free products aren't automatically suitable for everyone.

What's the difference between dry and dehydrated skin?

Dry skin is generally a skin type associated with lower natural oil production. Dehydration refers to a lack of water in the skin and can happen with any skin type, including oily skin. Both may leave skin feeling tight or uncomfortable. Sugarcane Nectar combines water-binding ingredients with an emollient, making it useful when you're looking for both hydration and softness.

What's the difference between squalane and sodium hyaluronate?

They're two different kinds of skincare ingredients. Sodium hyaluronate is a form of hyaluronic acid that acts as a humectant, helping attract and retain water. Squalane is an emollient, which helps soften and smooth the skin's surface. One focuses on water-binding hydration, while the other brings conditioning and softness. Different jobs, very good teamwork.

Why use two molecular weights of sodium hyaluronate?

Molecular weight describes the size of the ingredient's molecules. Higher-molecular-weight sodium hyaluronate tends to remain closer to the skin's surface, where it helps form a water-retaining film. Lower-molecular-weight forms may interact with more superficial layers of the skin differently, depending on their actual size and the finished formula. Using both is one way to approach hydration from more than one angle.

Are squalane and squalene the same thing?

Close relatives, but not identical. Squalene is a naturally occurring lipid found in human sebum. Squalane is its hydrogenated, more oxidation-stable form, which makes it especially useful in cosmetic formulations. Sugarcane Nectar uses plant-derived squalane for its lightweight skin-conditioning properties. The source is sugarcane; the ingredient in the bottle is squalane.

Can I layer it with vitamin C, niacinamide, or retinoids?

Hydrating ingredients such as sodium hyaluronate and squalane can generally fit into routines containing those ingredients. However, compatibility depends on the full products, their strengths, and your skin's tolerance. Introduce new treatments gradually, follow their instructions, and avoid piling on additional products if your skin becomes irritated.

How quickly should I notice a difference?

The soft, conditioned feeling from a hydrating serum may be noticeable shortly after application. Changes in the appearance of dehydration, including how smooth or plump skin looks, can vary from person to person. Consistent use and a suitable moisturizer can help maintain the benefits. The goal is comfortable, well-cared-for skin, not an overnight transformation.

Complete the routine.