January 2023
The Ordinary Routines
The Ordinary Regimens/Routines – Lots of new skincare routines to choose from
- Dullness – The Ordinary Routine
- Signs of Ageing – using The Ordinary
- Hydration using – The Ordinary products
- Signs of Congestion
- Antioxidant Support Routine
- Simplistic Routine
- Sensitivity Routine – using The Ordinary products
- Nicola Kilner´s At-Home NIOD Routine
- Lots more routines further down the page
NEW THE ORDINARY REGIMENS
If you’re new to The Ordinary and totally confused, I highly recommend buying a complete regimen. This will save you time, money and a lot of stress. It will also save you from worrying about products that can and cannot be used together.
The Ordinary Skincare Routines/Regimens
The Ordinary Routine For Dullness
- Squalane Cleanser
- Hylamide Low-Molecular HA (This is being discontinued, but you could use The Ordinary Hyaluronic, Marine Hyaluronic of NIOD MMHC2).
- Ascorbyl Glucoside
- NIOD ELAN (if you don’t wish to buy another Vitamin C, use Ascorbyl Glucoside in the evening).
- B Oil
Signs of Ageing Routine By The Ordinary
Hydration Routine By The Ordinary
Signs of Congestion Routine By The Ordinary
Antioxidant Support Routine
- Squalane Cleanser
- Pycnogenol
- EUK 134 (you could use Pycnogenol in the evening)
- Natural Moisturizing Factors
Simplistic Routine
Sensitivity Routine
- Squalane Cleanser
- NIOD MG Modulating Glucosides
- Borage Seed Oil
- Natural Moisturizing Factors
Nicola Kilner´s At Home Regimen
- Hylamide Cleanser (this is being discontinued so you could try The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser or NIOD LVCE).
- NIOD CAIS
- NIOD MMCH2
- NIOD FECC
- NIOD NAAP
- The Ordinary Caffeine Solution
- NIOD S30
The Original Deciem Routines & Regimens
The regimens below are the original regimens from 2016. Since then, Deciem has updated the conflicts, and it is not recommended to use acids, retinol & direct vitamin c in the same routine. There are many other conflicts; therefore, always check The Ordinary conflicts chart and the official Deciem page before using any products together.
- Pigmentation
- Dehydration
- Look of Blemishes & Congestion
- Textural Irregularities
- Rosacea
- Oily Skin
- Sensitive Skin
- Personalized Routines
The Ordinary Pigmentation Regimen
Read more about The Ordinary pigmentation and melasma here.
The Ordinary Dehydration Regimen
Read more about The Ordinary and dehydrated skin.
| Morning | Evening |
|---|---|
| Cleanse Hyaluronic Acid Natural Moisturising Factors SPF | Cleanse Hyaluronic Acid Squalane Oil |
The Ordinary Look of Blemishes and Congestion
| Morning | Evening |
|---|---|
| Cleanse Niacinamide SPF | Cleanse Salicylic Acid Niacinamide |
The Ordinary Textural Irregularities
Please note that this is an old routine. Deciem conflicts have changed, and they do not recommend using acids and retinoids in the same routine.
The Ordinary Rosacea Regimen
Read more about Rosacea and the best The Ordinary products to help redness.
The Ordinary Oily Skin Regimen
| Morning | Evening |
|---|---|
| Cleanse Niacinamide Natural Moisturising Factors Silicone Primer (optional) SPF | Cleanse Salicylic Acid Niacinamide |
The Ordinary Routine For Sensitive Skin
Read more about sensitive skin and The Ordinary and how to tell if you have sensitive skin, what causes it and products you should look out for and which ones to avoid.
| Morning | Evening |
|---|---|
| Cleanse Hyaluronic Acid Natural Moisturising Factors SPF | Squalane Cleanser Natural Moisturising Factors |
Personalized Deciem Routines
You can find lots more personalized Deciem routines for many skin types and concerns on a new page here, as well as a quick guide to NIOD.
Alternative Deciem Brands
If you wish to switch some of the products up between the Deciem brands, you can find all the Deciem Alternatives here.
Find my skin type & skin conditions
- What´s your skin type?
- Pigmentation & melasma
- Rosacea and the best The Ordinary products to use
You may find how to layer The Ordinary useful and The Ordinary products you can and cannot mix.
Always refer to the official website for instructions and ingredients for each product. Patch testing is highly recommended.
