BlueprintSFC Facial Moisturizer

SFC stands for Disodium Succinoyl Farnesylcysteine. It is a patented active ingredient. Blueprint describes SFC as a new class of actives that helps reduce visible signs of skin aging.

No. While Blueprint compares SFC to niacinamide, they state that SFC is five times more effective in reducing visible signs of skin aging.

Apply a small amount to the face and neck in the morning and evening, after the serum. The texture is light and non-greasy, and absorbs quickly. With use twice daily, the product lasts about 6 to 8 weeks.

The serum delivers active ingredients; the moisturizer is the final step that locks moisture and actives into the skin. In addition to SFC and NMN, the moisturizer contains ceramides and peptides that strengthen the skin barrier, plus chia seed extract as a source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

Yes, it is recommended to combine the moisturizer with other products from the Blueprint range, such as the Cleanser and Serum. According to Blueprint, this combination provides the best results because the products enhance each other's effects.

Yes, but wait 24 to 48 hours after treatment (or follow your practitioner's advice) before applying new skincare products. The formula does not contain ingredients that affect injectable treatments.

Bryan Johnson sees the skin as an important organ that, like nutrition, sleep and exercise, deserves data-driven attention. Within Blueprint, skincare is therefore part of a broader protocol for healthy aging.