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Use it nightly for 100 days. If your morning skin doesn't look more rested, reach out for a full refund — jar included.
Applies after 21 days of consistent use, once per product, and covers the product price — not shipping. See our Refund Policy for details.
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Plenty of night creams are just heavier day creams. This one pairs collagen and hyaluronic acid for the hours your skin actually repairs.
One jar, used nightly, lasts around two months.
What does this actually do?
Collagen and hyaluronic acid work over the hours your skin naturally repairs, supporting a plumper, smoother, more rested-looking surface by morning — even after a broken night. That's a night cream's real job: keeping skin soft and full of moisture while it does its own work, with aloe and avocado oil to soften. It's a cosmetic moisturiser, not a treatment for any skin condition.
Why collagen and peptide-family ingredients in a night cream?
Peptides and collagen are among the most-discussed ingredient families in modern skincare — researchers keep exploring what they do for the look and feel of skin, and it's easy to read up on. In Sleep Plus Collagen Cream, collagen and hyaluronic acid work on how plump and smooth the surface looks by morning, while the melatonin is there purely as a topical antioxidant. These are cosmetic ingredients working on appearance, not medicines.
Does the melatonin make me sleepy?
No. The melatonin here is a topical antioxidant for your skin — it isn't ingested and it isn't a sleep aid. The wind-down feeling comes from the ritual and the soft lavender scent.
Will it help tired, crepey-looking skin — and is it good for dry or mature skin?
That's exactly who tends to love it most. Dry and mature skin loses moisture fastest overnight, and the collagen-plus-hyaluronic-acid pairing with avocado oil is aimed squarely at that flat, tired, crepey-looking morning surface — supporting a plumper, smoother look. It's a cosmetic moisturiser, not a treatment for any skin condition.
Is a night cream like this worth it?
About two months a jar of collagen plus hyaluronic acid, working through the exact hours your skin repairs itself anyway. It asks nothing of your evening beyond the thirty seconds you already spend — which is a better bet than trying to fix a tired-looking morning with makeup.
Do I still need a day cream?
Yes. This one is built for the overnight window, when skin isn't fighting sun, makeup and weather. Use a lighter moisturiser plus your SPF in the morning and keep this for nights — the two do different jobs.
How much do I use, and where does it go in my routine?
A thin layer over face and neck, as your last step of the night. Cleanse, use any serum on slightly damp skin, then smooth this over the top. Damp skin matters: hyaluronic acid needs water to draw in. Thin is best — it's designed to sink in, not sit as a mask, and a little goes a long way.
Can I use it with my retinol?
Yes, and it's a nice pairing. Put your retinol serum on clean dry skin first, then a thin layer of this over the top — the aloe and avocado oil help keep retinol nights comfortable. Just don't mix strong acids in on the same night.
Can I use it around my eyes?
Stay just outside the orbital bone rather than right on the lash line. For the eye area specifically, Austin Bloome Peptide Eye Gel-Cream is the targeted option and layers happily on the same night.
Will it feel heavy overnight, or end up on my pillow?
Neither, with a thin layer. It's lighter than most night creams and sinks in rather than sitting greasy, so give it a couple of minutes before your head hits the pillow and there's nothing left to transfer.
When will I notice a difference?
Many people see a more rested morning look within the first week or two. The smoother, plumper effect builds with consistent nightly use rather than arriving all at once.
How long does a jar last, and how should I store it?
Around two months of nightly use, because a little covers face and neck. Keep the lid on and store it somewhere cool and out of direct heat and light so the collagen and actives hold their potency — and the multi-jar bundle keeps the night routine going without a gap.
Is it vegan?
No — the collagen is animal-derived, so we don't call this one vegan. We'd rather be straight with you than fudge the label. If you want a plant-based night option, Austin Bloome Nourishing Jojoba Face Oil does the softening job beautifully and layers over a serum the same way.
Is it safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Please check with your provider first. It contains topical melatonin, and skincare choices in these seasons are personal — to be clear, that melatonin is a skin antioxidant, not ingested and not a sleep aid. Our Pregnancy collection and our Postpartum collection are built for exactly where you are if you'd rather start there.
What if my mornings don't look any different?
Then it costs you nothing. Use Sleep Plus Collagen Cream nightly for 100 days — if your morning skin doesn't look more rested, contact us for a full refund under our 100-Day Money-Back Guarantee, jar included, even opened. That's a real season with it rather than a cautious fortnight.
