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RENEW

Medical-grade skincare

Professional grade,
ethically made skincare.

ReNEW combines cutting-edge science with ethical beauty — medical-grade formulas crafted in Great Britain by Dr. Kate Blundell to help your skin regenerate, not just sit still.

  • Effective medical grade

    Clinically proven actives at concentrations that do the work — not window dressing.

  • 100% cruelty free

    No animal by-products and never tested on animals, at any stage.

  • 100% paraben free

    Formulated without parabens, because good skincare shouldn't cost you elsewhere.

  • Made in Great Britain

    Manufactured to GMP standards in the UK, under Dr. Kate's direction.

Best sellers

Where most people start

Six formulations that between them cover repair, hydration and daily protection — and the supplements that support them from within.

Treat

Super XO Longevity Serum

Exosomes and polynucleotides for visible skin repair.

£80.00

Treat

Retinova

0.3% liposomal retinol night recovery cream.

£60.00

Hydrate

Quench Hyaluronic Acid Serum

Ultra-low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, 72-hour hydration.

£50.00

Treat

Super B Serum

NMN and NAD⁺ boosting night serum.

£55.00

Supplements

Structural Renewal Collagen

10g hydrolysed marine collagen with hyaluronic acid.

£34.99

Supplements

Inner Glow NMN Capsules

500mg delayed-release NMN for cellular energy.

£39.00

Not sure where to begin?

Book a skincare consultation with Dr. Kate and build a routine around your skin — its history, its concerns and what it can realistically tolerate. Twenty minutes, no obligation.

Dr. Kate Blundell, founder of ReNEW Skincare

The founder

Dr. Kate Blundell

Kate qualified as a dentist in 2005 and spent a decade learning how much can be achieved through minimally invasive work. In 2014 she moved into medical aesthetics, where the same principle held: small, well-judged interventions, done properly.

ReNEW launched in 2016 out of a gap she kept running into — patients wanted something preventative to use at home, and the medical-grade options were either clinical and joyless or ethically compromised. So she made her own.