FAQ

Yes. Retinol increases photosensitivity, which is why Nightfall is a night product and why you should wear SPF every day while using it. We'd rather tell you that up front.

No. Heliora serums do not protect your skin from UV. They're made for the look of skin that has already seen a lot of sun. Keep wearing a broad spectrum SPF every morning.

Everyone's skin is different, and we can't promise a timeline. Changes in tone and texture usually take weeks of consistent use to show, which is why the guarantee runs a full 60 nights.

Yes, and you should. In the morning, apply Daybreak, then Sunspot Corrector, give them a minute to absorb, then put your sunscreen on last.

Patch test each serum on a small area for a few days first. Start Nightfall two or three nights a week and build up. If you get lasting redness, burning or irritation, stop and talk to a dermatologist. If you're pregnant, nursing or using prescription skincare, check with your doctor before using retinol.

Orders ship from US warehouses, usually within a few business days, and you'll get a tracking email as soon as yours is on the way. See our Shipping Policy for details.

Use the System as directed for 60 nights. If you're not happy with how your skin looks, email hello@getheliora.com within 75 days of delivery and we'll refund your purchase in full. You don't need to send anything back. See our Refund Policy for details.

Yes. Daybreak is $49, Sunspot Corrector is $69 and Nightfall is $59. The System includes all three for $109.