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Skincare routine card: step-by-step, weekly tracker, shelf line-up

Skincare routine cards — five numbered steps running down the side, each beside a small drawn bottle or jar -- a cleanser, a toner, a serum, a moisturiser, a sunscreen -- with a blank rule for its name and a sun and a moon marking the two columns, a minimal editorial design, hairline rules, one light sans-serif and a single accent colour carrying the whole hierarchy

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Reading 1Step card
Reading 2Weekly tracker
Reading 3Shelf line-up

The morning-and-evening routine as a printable card: a numbered step card with drawn bottles, a weekly mask-and-exfoliate tracker, a shelf illustration of a product line-up with blank labels. Each renders in minimal, pastel and line, the bottles always drawn and the names always left blank for filling in. Ask for a different routine length and the same three formats carry it.

  • a printable skincare routine checklist
  • a weekly skincare habit tracker
  • a shelf mockup for planning a routine
  • a gift card insert for a skincare set
  • a journal page for tracking skin progress

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Square proportions (1024 by 1024), sized to print clean on a standard page or card.
Can I get a different number of steps?
Yes — the direction field takes any routine length, morning or evening, and the same three formats render it.
Are the product labels actually blank?
Yes — the shelf and step cards draw bottles with blank labels, meant as a printable to fill in with your own products.
What's the difference between the three drawing styles?
Minimal keeps the line work spare, pastel adds a soft colour wash, and line is a plain outline suited to photocopying.

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