Glow Academy
Your complete guide to understanding skincare — from the basics to advanced techniques. Work through the modules at your own pace.
5
Modules
25
Lessons
Know Your Skin
3 lessonsWhat Is Your Skin Type? (And How to Actually Find Out)
Learn to identify your skin type accurately so every product you buy actually works for you.
What Your Skin Barrier Does — And Why It's Everything
The skin barrier is the foundation of every good routine. Here's what it is and how to protect it.
How to Read Skincare Ingredients Like a Pro
Decode ingredient lists so you never waste money on products that don't deliver.
The Ingredients That Work
6 lessonsRetinol 101 — What It Does and How to Start
The most proven anti-aging ingredient, explained clearly with a beginner-safe protocol.
Niacinamide — The Multitasker Your Routine Needs
Pores, redness, brightness — niacinamide does it all. Here's how to use it right.
Vitamin C — Brightening, Antioxidants, and How to Use It
Everything you need to know about vitamin C: forms, stability, and application.
Hyaluronic Acid — Hydration Done Right
HA isn't magic — but used correctly, it's one of the best hydrators available.
AHA & BHA — How to Exfoliate Without Destroying Your Skin
Chemical exfoliants demystified: which to use, how often, and how to avoid over-exfoliation.
SPF — Why It's the Most Important Step
Sunscreen prevents more aging and damage than any serum. Here's how to do it right.
Build Your Routine
11 lessonsSkincare Routine Order — The Exact Sequence
Apply products in the right order so each one actually absorbs and works.
Your Morning Routine — Step by Step
A simple, effective AM routine that protects and prepares your skin for the day.
Your Evening Routine — Where Real Results Happen
Nighttime is when your skin repairs. Build a PM routine that takes advantage of that.
Common Mistakes That Kill Your Results
The most common skincare errors — and how to fix them starting today.
How to Cleanse Properly: Technique, Timing, and Common Mistakes
Cleansing is the foundation of every routine. Master the exact technique — 60-second rule, double cleansing, and the mistakes that strip your barrier.
How to Apply Toner: Hands, Cotton Pads, and the Right Technique for Your Skin Type
Hands vs. cotton pad, the press-and-pat method, hydrating vs. exfoliating toner technique, and the 3 mistakes that waste product and irritate skin.
How to Apply Serum: Techniques That Actually Get Results
Master the warm-between-palms method, how to layer multiple serums, damp vs. dry skin timing, and the 3 mistakes that block absorption before your serum even gets started.
How to Apply Moisturizer: Timing, Technique, and How to Layer It Right
The dot-then-press method, damp vs. dry skin timing, how much to use, and the 3 mistakes that cause pilling and block the actives you just applied.
How to Apply SPF: The Right Way to Protect Your Skin
The two-finger rule, chemical vs. mineral timing, damp vs. dry application, and the 3 mistakes that leave most people far less protected than they think.
How to Apply Eye Cream: The Technique That Makes It Work
The Orbital Press Technique, ring finger method, rice-grain dosing, and the 3 mistakes that cause milia, product migration, and zero results.
How to Layer Skincare Products: The Complete Sequencing System
The exact order to apply every skincare product — from cleanser to SPF. Master the pH Ladder, the 60-Second Rule, and the Conflict Map for actives.
Target Your Skin Concerns
3 lessonsAcne-Prone Skin — What to Use and What to Avoid
A science-backed approach to managing breakouts without stripping your skin.
Dark Spots & Hyperpigmentation — What Actually Works
The ingredients with real evidence behind them for fading discoloration.
Anti-Aging — The Ingredients That Have Real Evidence
Cut through anti-aging marketing and focus on what science actually supports.
Level Up
2 lessonsCan You Combine X + Y? The Ingredient Stacking Guide
The rules for layering actives safely — and the combinations that are actually great together.
How Long Does Skincare Actually Take to Work?
Set realistic expectations and know when to be patient vs. when to switch products.