20ML for 30 Days
Three sprays every morning for a month. If your skin isn't visibly smoother, clearer and less tired, we'll refund every cent and you keep the bottle. Ten seconds a day. That's all we're asking.
Most men don't fail at skincare because they don't care. They fail because the routine has seven steps and nobody keeps that up. A single well formulated product with niacinamide and tranexamic acid at proper doses will outperform an elaborate routine that gets abandoned in a fortnight. Consistency is the active ingredient nobody talks about
"ok so ive literally never used a skincare product in my life. bar soap in the shower and that was it. im 26 and people kept guessing i was mid 30s which messed with me more than id admit to anyone. my mate showed me this and i figured 10 seconds a day i can probably manage that. about 3 weeks in my girlfriend asked if id changed something. i hadnt told her i was using anything. thats when i knew it was actually doing something"
"my problem was never sleep. i sleep fine. but every single day someone at work would go you look tired mate, you alright? and id be like yeah im great actually. it does something to you after a while, having people tell you that you look rough when you feel completely normal. started this about 6 weeks ago and last week a guy asked if id been away somewhere. i hadnt been anywhere. i just dont look wrecked anymore""
"i work in an office and by 11am my forehead was an actual oil slick. i kept tissues in my desk drawer to blot my face which is genuinely embarrassing for a 23 year old man. tried every mattifying thing on the shelf, all of them either did nothing or dried me out so badly my face just made more oil to make up for it. this is the only thing thats worked. spray it, its dry in seconds, and im still matte at 6pm"
"had really bad acne from about 15 to 22. the acne eventually went but the marks never did. cheeks and jawline covered in these brown patches that just sat there. ive tried vitamin c, ive tried the ordinary, probably spent 400 quid over the years on serums that did absolutely nothing. around week 8 i took a photo and put it next to one from january and honestly the difference was mad. theyre not gone but theyre so much lighter"
"im 44 and i shave every day for work. my neck was permanently red and bumpy and id get these dark marks along my jaw that id just assumed was age catching up with me. every moisturiser ive ever tried felt like putting grease on my face so id give up after 3 days. this absorbs before ive put the cap back on. redness went in about 2 weeks and my jawline has evened out properly. wish id found it 10 years ago"
I've never owned a skincare product in my life. Bar soap in the shower, that was it. Three sprays takes ten seconds and I actually do it every day, which is more than I can say for anything else I've tried.
People kept telling me I looked tired when I'd slept fine. About six weeks in, a guy at work asked if I'd been away somewhere. I hadn't. That's when I knew it was doing something.
I used to be shiny by eleven in the morning. Sat at my desk blotting my face with tissue like an idiot. A month in and I'm matte all day. Didn't expect that from something this light
Had marks on my cheeks from acne years ago that never faded. Around the two month mark I noticed they'd gone lighter. Not gone, but lighter. First thing I've used that's actually done anything.
Every moisturiser I've tried sat on my face like grease. This absorbs before I've put it back in my pocket. Lives in my gym bag now.X
Eight actives at doses that actually do something. One spray, ten seconds, no cream and no sink.
The workhorse. Tells your oil glands to calm down and blocks pigment before it reaches the surface. Five percent is the dose the research uses. Most men's products use a tenth of that so they can put it on the label.
Started life as a surgical drug for stopping bleeding. Doctors noticed it also switched off the signal that tells skin to make dark spots. This is the one that fades old acne and shaving marks.
Works a layer deeper than the other two, slowing melanin right at the source. Three actives hitting three different points of the same pathway, which is why tone evens out instead of going blotchy.
Pulls water into your skin and holds it there. Most oily skin is dehydrated skin overcompensating, so hydrate it properly and it stops pumping out grease by lunchtime.
The only oil that doesn't behave like one. Seals everything in, absorbs in seconds, dries completely matte. This is why nothing sits on your face.
Hyaluronic acid, but the small molecule version that actually gets into the skin instead of sitting on it. Holds a thousand times its weight in water. This is the plumpness you see the first morning.
The quiet one. Calms irritation and speeds up how fast your skin turns itself over, so marks clear faster and rough patches smooth out sooner.
Vitamin B5. Calms skin on contact, which you feel the second you spray it. Rebuilds the barrier that daily shaving tears up, so the redness and the bumps stop coming back.
What happens after your first spray.
A cool hit and your skin drinks it straight in. The tightness goes, your face feels clean and fresh, and you walk out the door actually feeling put together instead of rough round the edges.
You catch yourself in the mirror and your face looks rested. Not grey. Not tired. Not dry. Just a good face looking back at you, and that is a very different way to start a day.
That comment you were getting every week has stopped. Your skin looks alive and smooth, and people start treating you like a man who has his life together. You'll feel the difference before anyone says a word.
No shine. No grease. No blotting your forehead at your desk at half eleven. You look as good at six in the evening as you did at eight in the morning, in every photo and every mirror you walk past.$
The marks fade, your skin goes one even colour, and you start looking younger than the number on your licence. Then someone finally asks you what changed. That's the moment you've been paying for.
Never owned a skincare product in your life? Bar soap in the shower and that's been the routine since you were fifteen? This is three sprays and ten seconds. You'll actually keep it up, which is the only reason anything works.
Red neck, bumps along the jaw, dark shadows where the razor keeps going over? Every cream you've tried just sat on top of the stubble and did nothing. This gets underneath it, calms the irritation and fades the marks it left behind.
Run your hand over your face and it feels like sandpaper? Rough patches on your forehead and cheeks that no moisturiser has ever touched? Two weeks and it starts going smooth. Four and you'll keep touching your own face like an idiot.
Cheeks and jaw covered in old acne marks, sun spots and shaving shadows? Spent hundreds on vitamin C serums that did absolutely nothing? Four weeks in they start lifting, and your face finally goes one colour instead of looking like a map.
Everything you've tried was a cream, and a cream is a routine. Cleanse, apply, rub it in, wait for it, wash your hands. Most men do that for a week and quietly stop. Flick is three sprays that dry in seconds. Nothing to rub in, nothing to wash off, nothing sitting on your face. It's the one you'll still be using in a month.
Yes. Three sprays in the morning and you're done. It hydrates, evens your tone, controls oil and supports your skin barrier in one step. Nothing to layer, nothing to follow it with, nothing to wash off.
Your skin stops feeling tight from day one. By the second morning you wake up without any flaking. Around week two the midday shine goes. Dark spots and old marks visibly fade by week four, and it keeps going from there.
No. It's a lightweight spray, not a cream. It absorbs in a few seconds and dries completely matte. No film, no shine, nothing sitting on your skin.
It makes it better. Oily skin is usually dehydrated skin overcompensating, so it pumps out more oil to make up for it. Flick hydrates without any heavy oils and the niacinamide regulates production, which is why most men see less shine within a month.
Both. The spray reaches the skin underneath a beard, which a cream can't do without you rubbing it in. After shaving it's even better. The panthenol and allantoin calm the irritation that causes razor bumps and the dark marks they leave behind.
Your face shouldn't be a gamble. Use Flick for 30 mornings. If your skin isn't smoother, clearer and less tired than it's looked in years, get every cent back and keep the bottle. No questions, no hassle. The only thing you've got to lose is another year of looking older than you are.
TRY IT, RISK-FREEYour face shouldn't be a gamble. Use Flick for 30 mornings. If your skin isn't smoother, clearer and less tired than it's looked in years, get every cent back and keep the bottle. No questions, no hassle. The only thing you've got to lose is another year of looking older than you are.
TRY IT, RISK-FREE