Does the Time Control line actually remove wrinkles?

No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Time Control is a hydration and antioxidant routine that softens how fine lines look and keeps skin fresher and more even. Creams like the Recovery Night Cream hold moisture and minerals at the surface, which improves appearance. They can't rebuild collagen deep in the skin or erase established wrinkles, so treat the results as cosmetic comfort and glow, not a medical fix.

There are two Time Control day creams at $115. Which should I pick?

You only need one. Choose the TIME CONTROL - Day Cream if your skin looks uneven or gets red easily, since it pairs Vitamin E and Pro-Vitamin B5 with calming Calendula. Choose the Time Control Day Cream if you want a gentler, more soothing feel, because it teams Vitamin E with aloe vera. Both are lightweight morning moisturizers, and both cost the same.

Do I need all five products?

Not at all. A complete routine can be just one day cream in the morning and the Recovery Night Cream at night. Add the Vitamin C Serum when you want more brightness, and the Anti-Aging Capsules a few evenings a week for a concentrated antioxidant step. Build up only if you genuinely want those extras, not for the sake of owning the whole line.

In what order do I apply the serum, capsules, and creams?

Thinnest to thickest. In the morning, the Vitamin C Serum goes on first, then your day cream, then sunscreen. At night, twist open an Anti-Aging Capsule and press the oil in before the Recovery Night Cream. Serums and capsule oils always sit under creams, never over them, so the richer texture seals what you applied first.

Can these creams replace my sunscreen during the day?

No. The Time Control day creams moisturize and add antioxidants, but they are not sunscreen and offer no reliable sun protection. If you're out in daylight, layer a dedicated broad-spectrum SPF over your day cream. Sun exposure undoes far more than any anti-aging cream can put back, so daily protection matters more than any single product in this line.

Time Control | Ashury

What Time Control is, in one honest sentence Time Control is Ashury's anti-aging line, and the fair way to describe it is a hydration-and-antioxidant routine dressed in Dead Sea minerals, not a machine for erasing wrinkles. Here's the takeaway before anything else: these creams, capsules, and the serum soften how lines look, keep skin comfortably…

What Time Control is, in one honest sentence

Time Control is Ashury’s anti-aging line, and the fair way to describe it is a hydration-and-antioxidant routine dressed in Dead Sea minerals, not a machine for erasing wrinkles. Here’s the takeaway before anything else: these creams, capsules, and the serum soften how lines look, keep skin comfortably moist, and add a fresher, more even finish. They do not rebuild collagen deep in the skin or turn back the clock. If you buy them with that expectation, you’ll be happy. If you’re chasing a medical result, no cosmetic can promise it, and we’d rather say so up front.

The whole line leans on a small, sensible cast of ingredients: antioxidant vitamins, humectants that hold water, calming plant extracts, and the mineral base Ashury draws from the Dead Sea. Prices sit in a comfortable mid-range, mostly $115 for the creams and $143 for the more concentrated pieces. We ship worldwide, so wherever you are, the routine below travels.

Start with the daytime step

Mornings are about light moisture and a bit of antioxidant defense, and Time Control gives you two day creams at the same $115 price. They overlap, so you really only need one. Pick by what your skin wants most.

The TIME CONTROL – Day Cream is the one to reach for if your skin looks a little uneven or reactive. It’s built around Vitamin E and Pro-Vitamin B5 with a calming dose of Calendula extract, and the formula aims for smoother, clearer-looking skin through the day. It suits normal-to-combination skin and anyone whose face gets red or blotchy easily. It’s $115.

The Time Control Day Cream takes a gentler, more soothing route. Here the antioxidant Vitamin E is paired with aloe vera, so it’s designed to deliver essential moisture with a light, fresh feel and a subtle lifting effect to the way skin sits. This is the friendlier pick for dry-leaning or slightly sensitive skin that just wants comfort in the morning. Also $115. Whichever you choose, remember neither one is sunscreen. In real daylight, layer a proper broad-spectrum SPF over the top.

Then the night step

Overnight is when skin isn’t fighting sun, sweat, or makeup, so a richer cream has room to work. The Time Control – Recovery Night Cream is the line’s evening anchor. It combines Dead Sea minerals with pearl powder, and it’s made to flood skin with moisture while supporting a more even tone and a look of radiance by morning. It’s a natural fit for anyone whose skin feels tight or dull when they wake up, and it pairs cleanly with either day cream as a simple two-step ritual. It’s $115.

One honest note on what “recovery” means here. The cream helps your skin look rested and hydrated because it’s holding water and minerals against the surface overnight. That’s a real, visible benefit. It isn’t repairing the deep structure of aging skin, and no overnight cream can. Enjoy the fresher morning face for what it is.

The concentrated pieces: capsules and serum

If the creams are the base of the routine, these two are the boosters. Both sit at $143, and both are worth adding only if you actually want a targeted extra step rather than more product for its own sake.

The TIME CONTROL – Anti-Aging Capsules are single-dose pearls of concentrated actives, led by Vitamin E and Ginseng extract. They’re designed to deliver hydration, support the skin’s moisture balance, and help protect against everyday environmental stress. Twist one open, warm the oil between your fingers, and press it in before your night cream. They suit someone who likes the ritual of a precise, mess-free dose and wants an antioxidant top-up a few evenings a week. It’s $143.

The Time Control – Vitamin C Serum is the brightening specialist. It carries Vitamin C and E alongside raspberry leaf extract, and it aims to improve the look of the skin’s elasticity and moisture while smoothing the appearance of fine lines. Vitamin C serums tend to suit people wanting more glow and a more even tone, and this one layers under a day cream in the morning. It’s $143. If your skin is new to vitamin C, ease in every other day first; a fresh, high-antioxidant serum can feel active on sensitive skin.

How to actually put it together

You don’t need all five. A complete Time Control routine can be as small as one day cream and the night cream, and you build from there only if you want to.

Minimal: one day cream in the morning, the Recovery Night Cream in the evening. That’s a full, balanced routine on its own.
Add glow: slip the Vitamin C Serum under your day cream when you want more brightness and evenness.
Add a treat: use the Anti-Aging Capsules a few nights a week before the night cream for a concentrated antioxidant step.

Order matters more than quantity. Thinnest to thickest is the rule, so serum or capsule oil goes on before cream, not after. And give anything new a couple of weeks before you judge it. Skin changes slowly, and a fair test is a fortnight of honest use, not a single morning in the mirror.

Setting expectations, plainly

Time Control is a well-made hydration and antioxidant routine with a luxurious mineral base. It will keep your skin moist, calm, and looking fresher and more even, and it will soften how fine lines read in the light. It will not erase wrinkles, rebuild collagen, or replace medical treatment. Buy it for the daily comfort and the glow, both of which are real.

A few practical closers. Patch-test on your inner arm first if your skin runs sensitive, especially with the serum and capsules. Apply lighter textures before richer ones. Keep sunscreen in the picture during the day, because sun exposure undoes far more than any cream can put back. And if you’re stuck between the two day creams or unsure whether you need the boosters at all, ask us before you buy. We’d rather point you to the two products you’ll actually use than sell you the full shelf.