Maison Velours · Skincare
The Skincare Ritual — Complete Routine
An effective routine for Indian skin is short and repeatable, not crowded. Four steps carry almost all of the result: a gentle cleanser, a brightening treatment, a moisturiser matched to the season, and daily broad-spectrum sun protection. Consistency, not the number of products on the shelf, is what changes skin over weeks.
The order is deliberate. Cleanse to a clean base, apply the most active treatment to bare skin, seal it with moisturiser, and finish the morning with sunscreen. Each step prepares the next, and introducing one active at a time lets the skin adjust without irritation.
Maison Velours curates these steps into a single ritual so the foundation is easy to keep every day — a vitamin C serum to even tone, a hyaluronic hydrator for lightweight moisture, and Solar Guard over the top by day. Nothing here is seasonal theatre; it is the dependable core a routine is built on.
Build from the ritual, then adjust for your skin and the weather — lighter textures for humid months, richer ones for dry winters. The routine that works is simply the one you will repeat.

Combo
The Radiance Ritual
₹1,299

Serum
Radiance Lumière
₹1,499

Moisturizer
Hydra Veil
₹999

Sunscreen
Solar Guard
₹999
Frequently asked
- What is the correct order to apply skincare?
- Cleanser, then treatment or serum, then moisturiser, then sunscreen in the morning. Introduce one active at a time.
- What is a good minimal routine for Indian skin?
- A gentle cleanser, a vitamin C serum, a season-matched moisturiser, and daily SPF — the foursome that addresses tone and barrier.
- How long before a skincare routine shows results?
- Most actives, including vitamin C, work gradually — expect visible change over several weeks of consistent daily use, not days. Daily sun protection is what protects that progress.