With all of the recent chatter about tanning beds, I’ve become more keenly aware than ever of the damage a “tan” can leave behind.

While this cute little Kinerase PhotoFacials Sun Damage Reversal System Introductory kit can’t erase the cellular damage, it does promise to alleviate some of the cosmetic havoc wreaked by sun damage.

The products pack a unique mix of powerful, high-tech ingredients to even skintone, reduce pore size and improve the appearance of wrinkles, all while guarding skin from future damage with a protective day cream.

The kit includes a Daily Exfoliating Cleanser, a Day Moisturizer with SPF 50 and a Night Moisturizer.

Available from Sephora for $100.

We have heard wonderful things about Kinerase (pronounced kine (like line)–erase) but haven’t actually sampled the line until this month.

The products that stood out are the Kinerase Ultimate Day Moisturizer and Kinerase Ultimate Night Moisturizer, both for dry skin—which our skin tends to be in the colder months. These super-luxe moisturizers contain the highest concentration of kinetin to provide ultimate hydration and improve skin’s texture and appearance. (Be sure to wear sunblock over the Ultimate Day Moisturizer, as it does not contain SPF.)

After nearly two weeks of use, our skin doesn’t quite look like that of Kinerase spokesmodel Courteney Cox, but we’re well on our way. We wake up to glowing skin, and feel moisturized all day long—even around the mouth where our skin tends to be driest. (Also, we feel kind of smug knowing that these are the same products that Courteney uses.)

The downside is that Kinerase products are on the higher end of the price spectrum (these moisturizers retail at $125 each) but if they work for your skin, it’s money well spent.

Up next week: Kinerase Clear Skin Instant Radiance Facial Peel

Stay tuned!