Oyabloom Natural Luxury Skincare
Snow Blossom Peptide Serum
Snow Blossom Peptide Serum
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Snow Blossom Peptide & Bakuchiol Serum is a peptide, ceramide and bakuchiol serum built for the look of smoother skin, revived radiance, a stronger moisture barrier, and a more even tone.
Why this serum?
The formula is inspired by an old Tang Dynasty beauty tea — snow mushroom and goji berries, sipped to hydrate the skin and coax forth a luminous glow. Both are in the bottle. Tremella polysaccharides and five-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid hold water through every depth of the dermis; goji berry extract carries the faint, naturally sweet scent — no added fragrance.
Two peptides — Argireline and Matrixyl 3000 — work alongside a skin-identical ceramide system of Ceramide NP, AP and EOP with phytosphingosine and cholesterol, formulated for the look of a smoother, firmer surface and a calmer, more comfortable finish where the barrier has worn thin. Bakuchiol is plant-derived; there is no retinol in this formula. Niacinamide at 3.95% and acetyl glucosamine work toward the look of even tone.
Formulated at pH 5.41, within the skin's own range.
Texture and ritual
Weightless, faintly sweet from goji. Three drops, warmed between the palms, pressed into damp skin after toner, before cream. Morning and night. The hour is yours.
What's not in this formula
No parabens, no sulfates, no phthalates, no synthetic fragrance, no essential oils, no drying alcohol, no retinol.
Using a prescription retinoid? Keep it at night and use Snow Blossom in the morning.
The Through-the-Bottle Promise
Give Snow Blossom the full bottle. If you don't love how your skin feels, email hello@oyabloom.com within 60 days of your order and we'll refund your purchase. No need to send the bottle back.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Snow Blossom Peptide Serum with retinol?
We don’t recommend layering this with retinol or a prescription retinoid in the same routine. Bakuchiol binds to the same retinoic acid receptors as retinol, so doubling up doesn’t add benefit and increases the chance of irritation. If you’re already on a prescription retinoid, use it at night and Snow Blossom in the morning.
Is this serum safe during pregnancy or while nursing?
Bakuchiol is generally considered safe during pregnancy and nursing at the 1% use level in this formula. The salicylic acid present is preservation-level only — well under the 2% exfoliating threshold flagged in dermatology guidance. We still recommend confirming with your OB or midwife before adding any new active to your routine.
When will I see results?
Hydration and surface smoothness within the first one to two weeks. Visible improvement in fine lines, bounce, and tone evenness in four to six weeks of daily use. Peptide and bakuchiol mechanisms work through collagen signaling and receptor activation — both processes that build over weeks, not days. Consistency matters more than dose.
Where does this serum sit in my routine?
After cleansing and toning, before cream or facial oil. Three drops, warmed between the palms, pressed into damp skin. Morning, night, or both — unlike retinol, bakuchiol is photostable, so daylight doesn’t degrade it. Finish with broad-spectrum SPF in the day, as with any collagen-supporting routine.
What’s the difference between Snow Blossom and Nourish Nectar?
They’re designed to layer. Snow Blossom is an aqueous treatment serum at pH 5.4 — peptides and snow mushroom polysaccharides delivered into the deeper aqueous layer of the skin. Nourish Nectar is an anhydrous facial oil — 88.9% squalane and heritage seed oils carrying bakuchiol, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, lupine peptides, and CoQ10. Apply Snow Blossom first to damp skin, then press Nourish Nectar over the serum while the skin is still receptive. The oil seals the actives in and adds its own.