Your Skin Didn’t Forget How to Rebuild. It Stopped Being Asked.
A skin researcher explains the “silent switch” - why the cells that built your collagen at 25 are still sitting there at 55, fully capable, and what finally gets an instruction through to them again.
At some point you quietly filed this under “too late.”
Not out loud. You’d never say it at dinner. But there was a morning - bad bathroom light, or a changing room, or a photo somebody tagged you in - where you did the arithmetic and decided the window had closed. That whatever you were going to do about your skin, you should have done it fifteen years ago, and the years you missed are simply gone.
Here’s what nobody told you.
The machinery is still in there. It just stopped being asked to run.
The cells that built the scaffold under your face in your twenties are called fibroblasts. They did not resign. They did not die off. They are still sitting in your skin right now, still holding the exact same genetic instructions for collagen I, III and IV that they held at 25.
What changed is that the instruction stopped arriving.
It isn’t that you started too late.
It isn’t that the missed years can’t be recovered.
It isn’t genetics handing you a sentence.
A switch is off. And off is not the same word as gone.
The Verdict You Handed Yourself
Listen to how women in this age bracket talk about their own faces when nobody is selling them anything.
“So far as I understand it, you cannot repair wrinkles.”
“It’s mostly genetic. You’ve inherited the wrinkles, I’m afraid.”
“I don’t think I have the patience to use all that. Which is likely why I have wrinkles. But hey, I’m 50.”
That last one is the whole thing in three sentences. A shrug, a self-accusation, and a closed case. She thinks she has a discipline problem. She does not.
And then there’s the version of the verdict you deliver after a product has failed you:
“Three stars because it hydrates and feels nice - but sorry, I’m still 50.”
“As for turning back the clock, I fear my wrinkles barely flinched.”
One thing this article is not
Before we go a step further, let’s deal with the objection you should be raising, because a lot of women in this bracket raise it and they are right to.
“Aging is normal, natural and nothing to be afraid or ashamed of.”
“I’m 62, all natural except I colour my hair. I look 62 and there’s nothing wrong with that.”
“No need to fetishize youth.”
Nobody here is going to argue with a single word of that. This isn’t about looking 27, and any product that promises you your twenties back is lying to you before you’ve even paid.
What follows is a much narrower and much more factual question: is the equipment still there, and can it be switched back on? “Age however you like” and “the machinery still works” are not opposing statements. One is a value. The other is biology. You are entirely allowed to hold both.
Everything You’ve Tried - and the Question None of It Ever Asked
Go along your bathroom shelf and ask one question of each item. Not “does it work” - a much stranger question. Does this deliver something to my skin, or does it ask my skin to make something?
1 Moisturizer
Delivers water and holds it near the surface. Genuinely useful, genuinely temporary, and it never once asked your skin to produce anything.
“Creams act like fillers, so they only work if you use them daily.”
2 Collagen - drunk, eaten, or smeared on
The most literal “deliver it from outside” solution in the category, and the one your peers are already sceptical about, loudly and correctly:
“Collagen supplements? Like which one that doesn’t get destroyed by stomach acid?”
“Every piece of research I have encountered states that collagen cannot be absorbed by the gut to help support collagen in the skin.”
And a collagen molecule in a face cream is far too large to get anywhere near the layer that would use it. You have been shipping bricks to a building site with no road in.
3 Filler & Botox
Filler delivers volume. Botox delivers paralysis. Both are effective at what they do and neither rebuilds one fiber of anything - which is precisely why they must be repeated forever.
“Injecting a neurotoxin into muscles, over and over… it has to be repeated and can have a negative effect in the long run.”
4 Foundation & makeup
Delivers pigment. Honest about it. And on mature skin it settles into the very lines it’s hiding.
5 Retinol - the only one that ever sent an instruction
Here is the exception, and it’s the reason the whole category takes retinol seriously. Retinol doesn’t deliver anything. It signals. It reaches the fibroblast and tells it to start producing again - which is why it is the one topical with decades of structural evidence behind it, and why your dermatologist said its name.
And then it did this:
“My skin normally isn’t sensitive, but afterward I wasn’t able to put anything on my face - not even water.”
Four of them handed your skin something. One of them asked your skin to do something. Only the asking has ever produced a permanent change - and it’s the one you couldn’t tolerate.
Which left you with a completely reasonable conclusion: if the only thing that can restart production is a thing my face can’t take, then this is over for me.
That conclusion is wrong, and the reason why is the most hopeful thing in this article.
Your Fibroblasts Never Retired
Picture a factory.
The machines are still there. Still oiled, still calibrated, still perfectly capable of running the same line they ran twenty years ago. The staff are on site. Nothing has broken and nothing has been sold off.
The order slips stopped arriving.
That is genuinely what happens in aging skin. Your fibroblasts still carry the full instruction set for collagen I, III and IV, and for elastin. Nothing has been deleted. What declines with age is expression - how loudly and how often those instructions get read out. The program is intact; the volume got turned down.
Your skin didn’t lose the ability to rebuild. It lost the instruction to.
And now look at what the market built on top of that fact.
Rather than sending an order to the plant, the entire industry started importing finished product and stacking it on the loading dock. Collagen in a jar. Collagen in a drink. Filler in a syringe. Hyaluronic acid to hold water your skin used to hold on its own. Every one of those is an import. Imports look exactly like production right up until the shipments stop - and then the loading dock is empty again within a week.
Which is the real reason nothing you tried ever stayed.
Even the hydration is a program, not a supply problem
Here is a detail that reframes moisturizer entirely. Your skin manages its own water using channels called aquaporins - aquaporin-3 in particular. That, too, is a program with a volume dial, and that dial also drops with age.
So when your skin got drier in your late forties, the honest diagnosis was never “this woman needs more water applied to her face.” It was “this woman’s own water-handling program got quiet.” One of those you solve with a bigger jar, forever. The other you solve by turning the dial back up.
You Didn’t Start Too Late. Nobody Ever Sent the Instruction.
Read this slowly, because I suspect you have been carrying the other version for years.
You did not miss a window. There was no cut-off date at 40 after which your cells were decommissioned. Every product you were faithful to was delivering to the loading dock, and you interpreted the empty production line as evidence that the plant had shut - when the plant had simply never received a single order.
“Maybe I have to consistently use it for months… I’ll try one more bottle.”
“I used it religiously twice a day and saw very minimal results.”
More months of the same delivery does not become an instruction. That is not a failure of patience. It is a failure of addressing - and you were never told there was an address.
The years weren’t wasted and the door didn’t close. Nobody had ever knocked on it.
Who’s To Blame?
There are two enemies here. Once you can see them, you’ll never shop the same way again.
The silence
Not a disease. Not damage. Just a program getting quieter - fewer instructions read out, less collagen and elastin produced, while the enzymes that break the scaffold down (MMP-1, MMP-3, MMP-12) carry on at full volume. Build slows, demolition doesn’t, and the gap between them is what you are watching in the mirror.
The silence is the enemy - and the thing about a silence is that it is the one kind of enemy you can simply interrupt.
The industry that prefers customers to plants
And an industry that made a very rational commercial choice a long time ago.
An instruction that actually restarts production has a problem: it works, and then the results largely stay. A delivery has no such problem. A delivery is gone by lunchtime and needs repeating tomorrow, and next month, and next year. One of those is a product. The other is an annuity.
So you were sold collagen to swallow, collagen to smear on, water to apply, volume to inject - anything at all except the one thing that would have made your own cells start working again. And when none of it lasted, nobody corrected the conclusion you drew, which was that the fault was in you.
You were never past it. You were sold imports and told the factory had closed.
“So What Do I Actually Do?”
So here’s the question that follows, and it is a very specific one. Not “what’s the best cream.” This: is there something that sends the instruction - the way retinol does - without the part of retinol your face couldn’t survive?
Because if there is, then nothing about your situation was ever permanent. It was just unaddressed.
The Molecule That Sends the Order
There is a plant molecule called bakuchiol.
Bakuchiol is derived from the babchi or bakuchi plant found in parts of north-east tropical Africa and subtropical Asia at the border of India, China & Africa.
Scientifically known as the Cullen corylifolium, this plant has been used in traditional Chinese & Indian medicine for thousands of years.
Some recent studies suggest that the plant may have cancer fighting & bone loss prevention properties however more research is required.
Bakuchiol is not a delivery. It is not collagen, and it does not contain any. It has no chemical relationship to retinol whatsoever.
What it does is talk to the fibroblast. It reaches the cell and upregulates the collagen and extracellular-matrix program - types I, III and IV collagen, plus the elastin gene. Gene-level upregulation. The instruction, read out loud again.
It doesn’t give your skin collagen. It gives your skin the order.
It also turns the water dial back up: bakuchiol has been shown to raise aquaporin-3 expression 4.3-fold - ahead of retinol’s 3.5-fold - so your skin holds its own moisture rather than borrowing yours from a jar.
And it does all of that without flipping the RAR-β and RAR-γ receptors, the exact receptors tied to retinoid irritation. Which is the answer to the trap you were in: the instruction was never what burned you. The messenger was.
Because it never lights that fire, it doesn’t strip your barrier - so it can be carried in soothing, barrier-repairing botanicals instead of fighting them.
Why Most Bakuchiol Solutions On The Market Fall Short
“But I’ve heard of bakuchiol - it’s not new, and it did nothing for me”
You’d be half right. The molecule isn’t a secret - but the serum you tried almost certainly cut a corner. Unfortunately, not all bakuchiol is created equal:
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Wrong dosage. You’ll see all sorts of claims on the internet:
- 2% Bakuchiol
- 1.5% “High Strength” Bakuchiol
- 5% “Pure All-Natural” Bakuchiol
The vast majority of the clinical evidence used 0.5% Bakuchiol - why is everyone megadosing to anything higher than that? Makes you wonder where most companies are sourcing their bakuchiol from..
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Wrong part of the plant: Some manufacturers extract from the wrong part of the plant entirely - such as the flower.
Did you know? Bakuchiol is extracted from the seeds, not the petals. So whether the flowers are a vibrant purple or not, it actually has nothing to do with the bakuchiol dosage or strength at all.
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Quit before week twelve: Not the maker’s fault, but worth saying plainly - an instruction takes time to show up as built structure. A 30ml bottle that runs out at week six ends the trial before the result was ever due.
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Careless fillers: Peptides, “plumping” elixirs, and other purple gimmicks that add color and marketing copy - not results.
The Proof - the Head-to-Head, and the Numbers
In a 12-week, double-blind trial (Dhaliwal et al., British Journal of Dermatology, 2019), 0.5% bakuchiol was tested directly against 0.5% retinol - the only other topical that sends an instruction rather than a delivery. A dermatologist who didn’t know which patient used which graded every face.
Bakuchiol matched retinol on wrinkle reduction (19.0% vs 23.2% - statistically no meaningful difference), and actually beat it on fading pigmentation (59% of bakuchiol users improved vs 44% on retinol) - while the retinol group reported significantly more scaling and stinging at every single check-in. On real faces. In women whose skin, on paper, had “stopped responding” years earlier.
Why This Counts as Reactivation - The Mechanism
This is the part that turns “nice claim” into settled fact. When researchers profiled what each molecule switched on inside skin cells, bakuchiol upregulated the same collagen and extracellular-matrix genes retinol does - while leaving the RAR-β and RAR-γ receptors alone (Chaudhuri & Bojanowski, 2014). Those receptors are the ones implicated in retinoid irritation.
Read that as a sentence about your cells rather than about chemistry: the instruction went through, the fire didn’t. Which means the fibroblasts in a 55-year-old face were never the limiting factor. The messenger was.
Two things there matter enormously.
First, this is your skin rebuilding its own collagen - gene-level “upregulation,” the switch flipping back on - not a filler faking plumpness for six hours.
Second, the results climb: more at week 8, most at week 12.
Delivered stock is at its best the day it arrives. Production is at its best the longer it runs. A result that climbs for twelve weeks is the signature of something being made, not something being applied.
The Evidence
It's almost too good to be true right?
But bakuchiol is not new - it's been around for centuries. The main reason why it never surfaced is mainly due to technology simply was not good enough at extraction of the molecule.
Bakuchiol itself is not phototoxic but the old, crude extraction methods meant that psoralen and angelicin, phototoxic compounds were present and caused burning and blistering.
This changed with Sytheon Sytenol® A which was able to seperate bakuchiol (the good stuff) from the psoralen and angelicin (the bad stuff). with 99% precision. This finally meant that bakuchiol was safe to use.
Here are some of the studies:
This is just a fraction of the evidence, the rest you can read and find out more from the Regalia Beauty website.
The Bathroom-Shelf Test
Here’s every fix you’ve tried, and the two questions that actually matter once you know the machinery is still in there: does it deliver something, or ask your skin to make it - and is it still there when you stop? This table isn’t hypothetical to you. It’s your bathroom shelf.
| Solution | Delivers it, or asks your skin to make it? | Still there when you stop? | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drugstore moisturizer / HA / oils | Delivers water | No - gone by lunch | A daily import |
| Collagen drinks / collagen creams | Delivers collagen it can’t deliver | No | Bricks with no road in |
| Botox / fillers | Delivers paralysis or volume | No - repeat forever | A standing order, not a repair |
| Foundation / makeup | Delivers pigment | No - off at bedtime | Honest cover-up |
| Retinol / tretinoin | Asks - but burns while it does | Largely yes | Right idea, unusable messenger |
| REGALIA | Asks - gene-level, no RAR route | Yes - it’s built structure | The instruction, finally delivered |
So the real question was never “does this work.” The blinded research already answered that.
The real question is who built it, whether it holds up on real women’s faces, and how to get it.
The Regalia Difference
This is why I partnered with Regalia Beauty.
Regalia sources their Bakuchiol exactly from the same source that was used in the clinical trials - Sytheon Sytenol® A.
What's important here is that we are matching the clinical evidence to application:
I see 5%, 10%, "high strength" variants all over but NONE of the evidence and clinical research ever used any strength higher than 1% and in fact a majority of the trials only used 0.5%.
But I get it - in a fast paced world, everyone also expects fast paced results so "more is better" but this is simply not true - a switch does not flip harder because you shouted at it. The dose that was proven to send the signal is the dose that sends the signal.
Introducing Regalia Beauty
Regalia's Bakuchiol Serum is a once-or-twice-daily serum built to do one thing your shelf has never done: send your own cells an instruction, rather than hand them a delivery.
It signals your skin to switch its own collagen production back on (types I, III and IV), turns the aquaporin-3 water dial back up, and is carried in a soothing, barrier-repairing system while the rebuild runs. Fragrance-free, lightweight, and gentle enough for morning and night.
What’s actually in the bottle
- The correct & only source - Sytheon Sytenol® A - the exact source that was used in the breakthrough clinical trials.
- Clinically-studied 0.5% bakuchiol - the exact strength used in the head-to-head trials, nothing less, nothing more. Precise.
- Restarts production - signals your fibroblasts to switch their own collagen (I, III & IV) and elastin back on. An order to the plant, not a crate on the loading dock.
- Protects the output - antioxidant + anti-inflammatory in one molecule, shutting down the enzymes that demolish collagen while you rebuild it.
The Barrier-Repair Matrix
The instruction takes twelve weeks to show. What looks after your skin in the meantime?
- Glycerin - the strongest, best-studied humectant in skincare. Decades of robust evidence for hydration, barrier repair and improved skin function - working at multiple depths, not just the surface.
- Sodium Hyaluronate - strong evidence for topical hydration and visible plumpness. Effects are largely surface-level and temporary, and depend heavily on molecular weight.
- Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5) - consistent evidence for reducing water loss, strengthening the barrier, soothing and supporting healing.
- Centella Asiatica Extract - strong clinical evidence. Madecassoside & asiaticoside support wound healing, collagen synthesis and barrier repair, with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. One of the best-supported botanicals in skincare.
- Allantoin - strong evidence for soothing, conditioning and promoting healing. Widely used and reasonably supported.
- Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate (licorice-derived) - strong evidence as an anti-inflammatory, soothing agent with a real mechanism with glycyrrhetinic.
- Chamomilla Recutita (Chamomile) Extract - evidence for anti-inflammatory, soothing effects via bisabolol, chamazulene.
- Calendula Officinalis Extract - traditionally used for soothing the repairing the barrier and treatment of symptoms such as radiation dermatitis.
The Combination
- A calming, barrier-repairing matrix - centella, panthenol, allantoin, licorice root, chamomile and glycerin working as one system focused on 1 thing only: restoration.
- It builds, and what it builds stays. Structure your own cells made - not volume that has to be topped up on a schedule.
- Fragrance-free. No grit, no purple residue, no piling, no pillow stains. Sinks in light and disappears.
- Morning and night - unlike retinol, it won’t make your skin sun-sensitive. (Still wear your SPF.)
- For every neck, chest, hand and jawline that’s been quietly giving your age away - yes, you can use it there too.
- Plant-based & cruelty-free.
12 Weeks - Just Like The Studies
There is no magical elixir or shortcut. That being said, if you reverse-engineer the clinical evidence directly and map out the exact process that was used in the trials, you have a 12 week journey.
This is not a filler that dazzles on day one and quits by lunch. It’s a rebuild, and rebuilds are cumulative - they climb week over week. Which also means the honest instruction is: do not judge this at week two. Nothing that is actually being manufactured is finished at week two.
Regalia Beauty did an excellent job with this serum with the soothing formulations such as centella asiatica extract - so the twelve weeks are comfortable ones, and nothing about the routine gives you a reason to quit before the result is due.
Week ~2:
The first glow. Skin looks calmer, more hydrated and plumper - surface-level changes you can see in the mirror.
Week ~8:
Texture and tone begin to even out. Roughness smooths over and dark spots start softening.
Week ~12:
The structural payoff. Skin is visibly firmer and smoother, with lines softened - this is where results peak.
Here's What Diane, 57, Says About Her Experience With Regalia
I'll be honest about where I was starting from, because I think a lot of women my age are standing in the same spot.
I had stopped believing anything could change. Not in a dramatic way - I'm 57, I've got laugh lines I've earned and I have absolutely no interest in looking 27. But somewhere in my late forties I decided that whatever was going to happen to my face had already happened, and the products were basically a maintenance fee. Something you pay so it doesn't get worse.
What made me pick this one up was the phrase “switched off, not gone.” I read it twice. Nobody had ever suggested to me that the cells were still capable of anything - the whole industry had been quietly implying the opposite my entire adult life while selling me collagen I now know I can't even absorb.
Weeks one to four: a bit of glow, nothing to write about. I very nearly wrote it off. Around week nine my husband said “have you done something different?” which is the only review that has ever mattered in this house. At twelve weeks the change is in the firmness, not the surface - and firmness is the thing I'd written off entirely.
I'm still 57 and I look it. I just look like a 57-year-old whose skin is doing something again.
And This Is What Samantha, 53, Comments
I'm the woman in the comments asking “what percentage?” I've watched influencers swap endorsements the moment a sponsorship ends. I know most serums sit on the surface doing an expensive impression of moisturizer. So when Regalia Beauty kept appearing in my feed, my first reaction was: absolutely not. My deeper fear, if I'm honest, wasn't wasting the money. It was being made a fool of. Being "influenced".
What got me was that their page agreed with me. It opened by admitting most serums don't penetrate - then explained the mechanism, the concentration, and what it wouldn't do. Nobody promising me my twenties back.
So I ran my own trial. One hand, every night, 3 weeks, photos under the same bathroom light.
The hand I ran this Regalia bakuchiol serum is visibly smoother. It goes on after cleansing, before anything else, and I resent how much I like it. Not a miracle worker. Just the first product I've ever finished a bottle of on purpose.
Regalia Is On To Something Here
I will always be the first to admit when something isn't working but to be quite frank - Regalia Beauty has really impressed me. There are dozens of women who have hailed success and I honestly believe them.
The evidence is there and there really isn't much else to add. I think they've done an excellent job once again formulating a truly gentle formulation and bakuchiol, really is something else. It's a too good to be true story - that's actually true.
Deborah Gadani
Nobody warned me that menopause would make my own face unfamiliar. Forty years of knowing my skin, and then estrogen left and took the instruction manual with it haha. Thinner. Drier. Crepey in places I'd never thought about. I bought every rich cream on the shelf and they all did the same trick - plumped me up like a water balloon but only for a few hours. Hydration wasn't the problem. Structure was. Nothing I owned was actually rebuilding anything, and nothing on the market seemed made for the skin I have now, as opposed to the skin the 25-year-old me had.
Then I came across Regalia's new serum.
I used it morning and night - face, neck, the backs of my hands, décolletage - with my heavier cream layered over the top because my skin likes a little richness these days. Around month three, my husband asked if I'd done something different. I told him "wouldn't you like to know!" but truthfully? - I was glad he noticed. I'd just started looking like myself again.
Jennifer Collins
Look, I'm 50. My routine is sunscreen, moisturizer, and drinking enough water to water my garden. I don't do fourteen steps (but maybe I should). Every “life-changing” serum I've bought has ended up in the drawer of shame next to the jade roller, so when my sister pushed Regalia Beauty on me, my expectations were somewhere below sea level.
Here's the thing, because I know you want it. Regalia earned the one open slot in my routine for boring, practical reasons: absorbs in seconds, no film, no gunking when I layer sunscreen over it. I have a silk pillowcase and I don't feel any piling or greasiness. I use it morning and night, and I'm quite generous with the lather over my face & neck. That's it.
Results? I'm still 50. The forehead lines still show up. But my skin is genuinely smoother, less “tired tea towel,” and my daughter asked me if I had changed anything with my diet.
So it didn't transform my life but it just does its one job, every day, without drama - which, at this age, is the most romantic thing a product has ever done for me.
Everything You’ve Been Let Down By. In Writing, as a Promise.
✅The 12-Week/90-Day/3-Month Promise
What people say about other serums: “Just Hocus Pocus. Putting water on my face. Three stars because it hydrates - but sorry, I’m still 50.”
Our promise: The studies ran 12 weeks because that’s when the collagen rebuild shows on the surface. So give Regalia the same 12 weeks. If your skin isn’t visibly firmer, smoother and calmer, we’ll refund every cent - bottle empty or not. One bottle was never the test, so we make it easy to run the whole course.
✅The It-Stays Promise
What people say about other serums: “It has to be used frequently, daily, because there doesn’t seem to be a gradual change that lasts for more than a day.”
Our promise: We are not selling you a daily top-up. This is an instruction to your own fibroblasts, and what they build is yours - it does not drain out of your face the week you stop. That is also why we ask for twelve weeks rather than twelve days, and why we refund you if twelve weeks doesn’t deliver.
✅The Texture Promise
What people say about other serums: “A thin layer of purple slime… purple boogers on your face. Gritty, sandy. It sat so heavy on my skin.”
Our promise: No grit. No piling. No purple residue. No pillow stains. It sinks in light and disappears - that’s the whole point of a serum, and we refuse to get it wrong.
✅The Fragrance Promise
What people say about other serums: “Playdough smell. Smells like mold. Ultimately it felt like something designed for children.”
Our promise: Fragrance-free, full stop. Nothing to hold your nose for - and none of the essential-oil irritants (limonene, linalool, lavender, bergamot) that quietly flare sensitive skin. If you can smell perfume, it isn’t us.
✅The Full-Bottle Promise
What people say about other serums: “The bottle came empty. Bottle was only like 60% full - rip-off. I now have two full bottles I can’t get anything out of.”
Our promise: Every bottle filled to the line, sealed, and batch-checked, with a dropper that actually works - or we replace it free, no questions asked. And because we ship directly to you from our facility, we can guarantee the quality control.
✅The Real-Value Promise
What people say about other serums: “So tiny yet so expensive. More bottle than product.”
Our promise: Honest fill, honest strength, with clear, transparent ingredients that all work as a system to repair, restore & revitalize your skin again.
"Zero Risk" Guarantee
The clinical trials ran for 12 weeks/90 days/3 months.
Regalia offers as 12 week course program which guarantees 100% of your money back if you are not satisfied within 90 days of purchase.
Their product just works.
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Can anybody vouch for this?
Hey… It’s fantastic! I’d honestly given up entirely-I’d decided I’d left it too late and the products were just maintenance at this point. Regalia has completely changed that. I’ve been struggling with dull, sagging skin for years, and my skin is firmer and smoother than it’s been in a decade. Don’t judge it at week two though. Hopefully, it will help you too.
I bought mine at full price, and now there’s a 40% off? That's not fair!
How long does shipping take??
Hey Amelia, got mine after a week.
I bought this serum for my wife, who’d pretty much decided the whole thing was a lost cause and she’d started too late. She’s been feeling defeated about it for months. A couple of months in, her skin is noticeably firmer and she actually enjoys her routine again - mostly, I think, because she’s stopped believing it was pointless. Just happy for her sake.
Hey, this serum is what you need instead of expensive treatments.
Wow, this looks amazing! I’ve just ordered a bottle now!
Did you buy it? How long does it take to get it?
For me, it was 5 business days.
I should have bought it earlier. It’s so nice to finally have something gentle in Regalia actually working on my skin. I use it every morning and night, and it’s made a huge difference-my cheeks look plumper and my fine lines have visibly softened.
Wow, looks amazing. Does anyone actually have some and has it been tested?
The serum is really light and easy to apply, and I love how gentle it is on my skin. The bakuchiol in Regalia works wonders, especially on my neck and the backs of my hands-no stinging, no flaking, my neck line looks fresher and firmer. 😇 🔥
I just ordered mine! Cannot wait for it.
I need this, I’m gonna buy some this weekend when my paycheck hits lol!!
Does anyone know how long the shipping takes? Want to buy some for my friend.
Hey Margaret, mine arrived after about a week.
Your friend will be happy!
The serum is really light, so you can wear it day and night, even under makeup. Cheaper than clinic treatments, and does exactly what it says. It’s a great product with fast shipping!
Love this serum totally!
I was a skeptic... but I bought a bottle and was positively surprised. This is worth it. I’ve been struggling with sagging and dull, crepey skin for a while, and it was starting to affect my confidence. Regalia helped me out a lot. My skin looks so much firmer and smoother now. Thank you to the company who made this.
I absolutely love my Regalia serum! I had to order another bottle for my daughter today since she won’t stop using mine!
OMG, I know! I was so happy they still had some in stock today. I had to order a bottle immediately before they run out again like last time.