Renewal Protocol
Antioxidant defence by day, retinol renewal by night. The routine for softening fine lines, refining texture and keeping skin looking firm.
Reviewed by Clarté MD's dermatology team · Last reviewed 2026-06-01
Antioxidant defence by day, retinol renewal by night. The routine for softening fine lines, refining texture and keeping skin looking firm.
Skin ageing shows up as fine lines, rough texture and a loss of bounce — and the two ingredients with the strongest evidence against all three are vitamin C and retinol. The Renewal Protocol puts them to work in the right order: antioxidants and brightening in the morning, encapsulated retinol to smooth and firm-look at night, with hydration and SPF holding it all together.
It’s a grown-up, low-drama routine: powerful actives, dosed sensibly, for visible renewal over twelve weeks rather than irritation in one.
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In-clinic availability · Lahore
Also available at Skin Lab Aesthetics
Clarté MD products and complete protocols can also be purchased in person by visiting Skin Lab Aesthetics in Lahore.
Dermatologist-led · Lahore
Developed and reviewed with practising skin doctors in Lahore.
Radiance Prep Cleanser
- Gentle gel cleanser for everyday balance
- Draws in water to keep skin comfortable after washing
Vitamin CE Ferulic Serum
- 15% Vitamin C with Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid
- Brightens and helps even the look of skin tone
Retinol Serum
- Encapsulated retinol for smoother, firmer-looking skin
- Time-released for smoother results with less irritation
Barrier Restore SPF 50+
- Broad-spectrum daily sunscreen with barrier support
- High UVA/UVB protection against burning and pigmentation
Skin drinks it in.
Hydration lands first: skin feels smoother, looks rested.
Mild flaking can visit early. It leaves. Keep going.
Smoother to touch, softer light.
One renewal cycle in, texture looks refined and makeup sits better.
This is the week most people quit. You won't.
Fine lines look softened.
The appearance of fine lines and dullness gives way to rested, resilient-looking skin.
Retinoid-class ingredients show their best work at week 12 and beyond.
Skin renews itself every 4–6 weeks — and that cycle slows as we age. Change needs at least two cycles.
Every credible study on renewal actives measures results at 8–12 weeks. So should you.
One cream can't rush biology. One routine, kept for twelve weeks, doesn't have to.
Scroll — the change happens the same way: gradually, then visibly.
“Will it work for me?”
Sequenced so the actives cooperate instead of fighting — our WhatsApp team will tailor the start pace to your skin before you order.
“Kya yeh safe hai?”
Grown-up doses, gentle sequencing, sealed from our facility. Inspect the box first, pay cash after.
When to apply what
The same routine, split into morning and night. Apply in this order, top to bottom — let each step absorb before the next.
Before & after, over twelve weeks
Real progress from consistent use of the Renewal Protocol. Individual results vary — skin, consistency and sun protection all matter.
Understanding fine lines & ageing
Smoother texture, softer lines and firmer-looking skin come from two proven ingredients used consistently: vitamin C by day and retinol by night.
Read the Fine Lines & Ageing guide →Frequently asked
I’ve never used retinol — is this for me?
Yes. The encapsulated retinol is gentle to start. Build up slowly from twice a week and your skin will adjust.
When should I start anti-ageing skincare?
Prevention beats correction — vitamin C and SPF are worth starting in your twenties, with retinol added as a long-term renewal step.
This information is educational and cosmetic in nature — not medical advice or a diagnosis. For persistent or severe skin concerns, please consult a qualified dermatologist.