Both Maple Energy products start with sugar maple sap and share squalane and the same peptide trio. The difference is texture and where they sit in your routine.
Side by side
- Maple Energy Infusing Serum — a syrup-like serum with betaine and plant butters. A treatment layer after toner.
- Maple Energy Infusing Cream — a rich cream that melts in. The final, sealing step.
Neither lists fragrance or essential oils; both have a 12-month period after opening.
Choose one if…
- Serum only: you already love your moisturizer and want to add a glow-focused layer.
- Cream only: you want a single rich step for dry, tired-looking skin.
Use both if…
- Your skin is dry and colder months leave it looking dull.
- You want the full maple routine: toner → serum → cream.
Oily skin usually needs only one — the serum, followed by a light moisturizer. Background: what maple sap does, fit guides for the serum and cream.
FAQ
Do I need both the maple serum and cream?
No. Dry skin often enjoys both; otherwise pick the serum as a treatment step or the cream as a rich moisturizer.
What order do I use them in?
Toner, then serum, then cream.
Are they good for oily skin?
They're on the richer side. Oily skin usually prefers just the serum with a light moisturizer.
Note: figures come from cosmetic clinical/consumer studies measuring the appearance and feel of skin. They are not medical claims; individual results vary; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Always patch test.
