The blue is the point.

That color isn't dye. Copper peptide (GHK-Cu) is naturally blue, and it's the ingredient the in-clinic glow infusions are built on. If it isn't blue, it isn't the real thing.

  • $300

    One clinic glow session. Booked weeks out, gone by Friday.

  • $44

    Thirty nights of the same ingredient class. At home, in one pump.

  • Cleanse

    Whatever you already do at night.

  • One pump

    Press into skin. Absorbs in seconds, nothing sticky on your pillow.

  • Sleep

    Copper peptide and niacinamide do the shift work. Wake up actually glowing.

Three workers. No filler.

GHK-Cu copper peptide for the look of firmness; the blue. Niacinamide for brightness and the look of smaller pores. Hyaluronic acid to hold the hydration in. That's the whole formula story, and it's why the routine is one step.

What this replaces.

The needle kits. The $300 appointments. The ten-step shelf of half-used serums. One pump at night is the entire routine, which is exactly why it keeps selling out.

When does it restock?

Next batch is in production. Waitlist gets first access before it goes public.

Why is it blue?

Copper peptide is naturally blue. No dye. The color is the ingredient.

Will it clash with my retinol?

Simplest split is alternate nights. Nuitesse is a one-pump routine on its own.

What skin types?

Formulated to be lightweight and fast-absorbing. If you have reactive skin, patch test like you would any new serum.

How long does a bottle last?

30ml at one pump a night runs about a month.