Neck and décolleté
Thinner skin with almost no oil glands, and the place most routines stop short of. The difference tends to show here first.
BCPlus Gel · 120ml
BCPlus Topical Gel for face, neck, and hands.
Thoughtful formulation for resilient, renewed skin.
BCPlus Topical Gel carries clove-derived beta-caryophyllene in a DMAE base—the firming ingredient behind a generation of expensive serums—along with frankincense, blue chamomile, and blue yarrow.
Work it into the neck and décolleté each evening, then over the hands and forearms. It sinks in within a minute. Warm, faintly spiced, never greasy.
120mlAbout two months
1 minuteQuick absorption
Clove-derived BCPBotanical terpene concentrate
30-day returnsUnopened bottles
What is in it, and where it goes
A considered formula for often-overlooked skin.
The base is DMAE, a cosmetic ingredient used for decades in firming skincare. Suspended in it are frankincense and blue chamomile, blue yarrow and terpineol, and a concentrate of beta-caryophyllene—the terpene that gives cloves their warmth, drawn directly from clove oil. Dr. Blair chose every part of the formula himself.
Hands and forearms
Washed a dozen times a day and out in the weather. A little worked in at night is the whole habit.
Wherever skin needs looking after
Face, shoulders, knees—anywhere you want the botanicals to go. Apply to clean, dry skin and avoid direct contact with the eyes.
How to use it
Three steps. Once each evening.
Use on clean, dry skin—including the face, neck, décolleté, hands, and forearms—and avoid direct contact with the eyes.
- One
A pea-sized amount on clean, dry skin.
- Two
Work it in slowly—upward along the neck, out across the décolleté, over the backs of the hands.
- Three
Evening suits it best, after cleansing, before bed.
Who formulated it
Philip Blair, MD
A board-certified family physician with a lifelong interest in practical, evidence-informed care.
Dr. Blair is a West Point graduate, a graduate of the University of Miami School of Medicine, and a retired U.S. Army Colonel. He has spent years studying beta-caryophyllene and set every part of this formula himself—the concentration, the botanical oils, and the base that carries them into skin.
Meet Dr. BlairCan I use BCPlus on my face?
Yes. BCPlus can be applied to the face, neck, décolleté, hands, and other areas where you want focused care. Avoid direct contact with the eyes.
How should I apply it?
Apply BCPlus to clean, dry skin and spread it evenly over the area you want to treat. Allow the gel to dry after application.
What does it feel like on the skin?
BCPlus is a water-based gel, so it feels lighter than an oil-based product and spreads easily across the skin.
What does it smell like?
BCPlus has a distinctive aroma with a noticeable lemony character along with the natural aromatic notes of the formula. The scent is strongest when first applied and becomes softer after a short time.
Will BCPlus leave anything on my skin?
It may. BCPlus is intended as a topical treatment rather than a cosmetic gel designed to disappear completely. As it dries, it may leave a faint white layer on the skin.
If you are using BCPlus on your face, we recommend applying it in the evening before going to sleep.
How long will one bottle last?
A 120ml bottle lasts approximately two months with generous daily use on the neck, décolleté, and hands. If you apply it to fewer areas, it may last longer.
Where does the beta-caryophyllene come from?
The beta-caryophyllene, or BCP, in BCPlus is derived from cloves. BCP is a naturally occurring plant compound found in cloves and other plants.
What if I change my mind?
Unopened bottles may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Contact us first for return authorization.
BCPlus Topical Gel · 120ml