Introducing The Regimen Code
Every Formulation Coded.
Every NIOD product carries a Regimen Code. The number tells you where it belongs in your routine, so layering is a sequence. Not a guess.
Lowest code first. Highest code last.
Interactive exploration of Code
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1.0
Prepare
Formulations to reset skin by removing impurities and preparing for further treatments
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2.0
Optimize
Formulations that target sub-optimal skin performance to visibly renew and restore
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3.0
Protect
Formulations that offer ongoing protection to preserve hydration and overall skin quality
First step. Removes makeup/dirt.
Treatments used after cleansing.
Hydrates and provides protection from environmental aggressors.
Lighter-textured serums.
Denser-textured serums.
Targeted application.
Higher-viscosity treatments.
Barrier sealing.
Rich overnight treatments.
Environmental/UV protection.
Cosmetic finishing.
What is the Regimen Code?
Every NIOD formulation carries a number from 1 to 3. The whole number is the step: 1. Prepares, 2. Optimizes, 3. Protects. The decimal orders products within that step.
Why does the order matter?
Applying low to high lets each layer absorb before the next. Lighter, active textures sit closer to the skin; richer sealing ones go on top.
How do I choose my codes?
Pick at least one formula from each step for a full routine, or build around a single concern. Any combination works - just apply the lowest code to the highest.