This ampoule treatment provides sensitive or temporarily reddened skin with intensive support. Dr. Hauschka Sensitive Care Conditioner calms and fortifies even couperose-prone skin. Apply the contents of one ampoule in the morning and evening, as the second step in your three-step skin care ritual. In the morning, you can apply your usual daily moisturizer once the Conditioner has fully absorbed. Sensitive Care Conditioner is specially formulated to care for skin that appears sensitive, red or irritated. This rhythmic conditioner supports the skin’s natural processes of renewal to quickly soothe and cool, reducing the appearance of redness and supporting skin to a calm, balanced state. Formulation: Rhythmitised dilutions of pearl, artemisia and malachite have a cooling effect on skin, reducing the appearance of redness, couperose, rosacea and enlarged capillaries. Botanical extracts of borage, chamomile, witch hazel and rose hip calm and cool. Skin cells are renewed every 28 days. Mirroring this same regenerative rhythm, Sensitive Care Conditioner should be used for 28 days in place of basic night-time skin care. We recommend one such treatment per year for each decade of life (for example, three times a year at the age of 30). Apply each morning and evening after cleansing. Break off the top of 1 ampoule and press gently and evenly into the face (including the lip and eye areas), neck, earlobes and décolleté. From week 4, only use 1 ampoule in the evenings. Dr. Hauschka Skin Care's oil-free approach to night-time skin care respects the skin's natural processes. Heavy, oily night creams do not allow the skin to "breathe" and can inhibit these processes when they are at their most active. Learn about our approach to Night Care. Skin that is accustomed to heavy night creams may feel tight or dry during the transition to Dr. Hauschka's oil-free night routine. Applying Revitalising Mask or Soothing Mask in the late afternoon or early evening can help ease this temporary condition. Can be used to soothe and cool skin after over-exposure to the sun.