Super Facialist highlights the role of night-time skincare in supporting skin repair

Warpaint London

Super Facialist has highlighted the role that sleep plays in skin repair and why night-time skincare can form an important part of a daily routine.

The company explains that the body carries out a range of repair processes during sleep, including cellular repair, immune activity, hormonal regulation and skin regeneration.

According to Super Facialist, skin permeability increases during the night, which can support product absorption. Blood flow to the skin also rises during sleep, helping deliver oxygen and nutrients, while cellular turnover accelerates and damaged cells are replaced.

These natural processes provide a clear basis for the use of night-time skincare. Products applied before sleep are positioned to support hydration, nourishment and protection while the skin is already undergoing repair and renewal.

Super Facialist points to ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, which helps retain moisture and support a plumper appearance, as well as antioxidants that help protect the skin from free radicals and environmental stress.

The company also makes clear that skincare should support, rather than replace, healthy sleep. Adults generally need seven to nine hours of sleep each night, and poor sleep can contribute to visible signs such as puffiness, dark circles and a duller complexion.

Warpaint London plc (LON:W7L) supplies high quality cosmetics at affordable prices under the lead brand names W7 and Technic. It also supplies a number of leading health, beauty and personal care brands that complement its existing cosmetics brands, including Skin & Tan, Super Facialist, Dirty Works, Root Perfect and Fish Soho.

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