4D Beauty: identify the four products in the kit
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4D Beauty brings together Copper, Collagen, Hyaluronic, and Vitamin E. The first useful thing to do is to recognize the four containers: three products are sprays, while Vitamin E has a different formula and dispenser. Knowing this selection makes it easier to organize your routine and understand what to buy new when needed.
Open the selection and identify the names
In the 30-day kit, you will find Copper 25 ppm, Collagen 1200 ppm, and Hyaluronic 1200 ppm, each 150 ml, along with a 50 ml Vitamin E. In the 90-day kit, the three sprays are 500 ml and Vitamin E is provided in two 50 ml bottles. The products remain separate: there is not a single bottle that contains all the ingredients.
Arrange them with the label facing you and check the full name. Do not rely solely on the color, size, or position in the box. Three containers with a similar shape may require different care. Keep the original packaging together with the product: batch, expiration, storage, and instructions are useful information even after the first day.
Copper, Collagen, and Hyaluronic are not three names for the same thing
The three sprays belong to different families. The name Copper identifies the mineral; Collagen and Hyaluronic refer to other ingredients and specific guides. To understand the individual product, start with its composition and intended use. Belonging to the kit does not make the instructions interchangeable.
The acronym ppm stands for parts per million and describes a concentration. It is not a rating of efficacy: a higher number on a different ingredient does not automatically indicate a better product. When moving from the short kit to the long one, the concentrations of the three sprays remain the same. It is the volumes that change: from 150 to 500 ml for each. This helps to distinguish the quantity purchased from the characteristics of the formula.
A choice to get to know

4D Illuminating Beauty Kit - 30-day routine
The first path: three 150 ml sprays and one 50 ml Vitamin E. A pre-composed selection, with a lower initial outlay.
Kit packaging
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Vitamin E has its own packaging
The 50 ml Biomed Vitamin E is declared in a rapeseed oil base with alpha-tocopherol. The drop format should be recognized immediately because you cannot apply the spray count to this bottle. The instructions for sublingual and topical use must also be read separately. Sublingual means under the tongue; topical means on the skin.
In the long path, you receive two bottles of Vitamin E. These are quantities available to you, not an invitation to use a double dose. It is useful to leave the second package closed until needed, while respecting the storage instructions. If a label is not readable or the dispenser has a problem, ask for clarification from support before improvising a solution.
What is not included in the box
The name Illuminating Beauty might suggest a cream or a facial serum. The kit described here contains only the four products listed: it does not include Gold, cleanser, cream, serum, or sunscreen. These can be part of a separate external ritual if they are relevant to your needs.
This distinction is also useful when looking at a staged photograph. An object present in the scene is not necessarily part of what is supplied. To choose, use the list of packaging and the information on the product sheet. If you want an external cosmetic routine, explore the dedicated path and identify first the gesture you are missing: cleansing, comfort, targeted treatment, or protection during sun exposure.
Before using, prepare four pieces of information
For each bottle, note the name, instructions, opening date, and storage location. There is no need to create a complicated register. A simple sheet allows you to find information without relying on memory, especially when you are starting with multiple products. Keep the doses in line with the labels: the kit calendar is not a tool to set them.
If you are already using other supplements, collect their packaging too. The useful comparison concerns ingredients and intake, not just brand names. For any personal conditions or medications, show the list to your doctor or pharmacist. A commercial selection makes purchasing more convenient; the assessment of your situation remains individual.
Three everyday situations
You have received your first kit
You place the box on the table and find three similar bottles. Before arranging them, read each label and associate the name with the package. Place Vitamin E in a recognizable position, keeping the instructions. You do not have to start all products at the same time just because they arrived together: first clarify what is needed for their use. Once you recognize the selection, the first-week guide helps you organize reminders. For your next order, you will already know whether you prefer compact formats or larger quantities.
You know Collagen, but the other names are new
You have purchased a product called Collagen in the past and recognize that name in the selection. Do not take it for granted that the composition and usage methods are the same as the previous product. Read the Biomed information, then do the same for Copper, Hyaluronic, and Vitamin E. The guides for individual ingredients allow you to delve deeper without confusing four topics in a single question. If you discover that you only want two components, you can explore the dedicated pair before choosing the full kit. Familiarity with a name is a starting point, not a verification of the formula.
You are choosing between the two boxes
The 90-day kit intrigues you because you want to think about reordering less often. Before deciding, compare the concrete content: three larger sprays and two Vitamin E, compared to the three compact sprays and single Vitamin E of the 30-day kit. Do not mentally multiply everything by three. Also look at the space available at home and the containers you already own. The choice page shows both proposals together with the individual ones. You can then decide whether to start with the short kit, choose continuity, or make a targeted order.
When to delve deeper and how to proceed
Biomed Collagen: complete guide for skin, tissues, and routine: the starting point to learn about the topic. To compare packaging and purchases, explore the 4D Beauty choices.
How much space do you want to give your routine?
Start with the compact formats or immediately choose the quantities of the long path.
Choose 4D Beauty · 30 daysChoose 4D Beauty · 90 daysContinue with 4D Beauty for two: organize personal supplies or The first week with 4D Beauty: start in order. You can find the other paths in the Biomed Guide Center.
Frequently asked questions
What are the four 4D Beauty products?
Copper, Collagen, Hyaluronic, and Vitamin E. They are separate packages, with their own instructions.
How many bottles do I receive in the short kit?
Four: three 150 ml sprays and one 50 ml Vitamin E.
How many bottles do I receive in the long kit?
Five: three 500 ml sprays and two 50 ml Vitamin E. The main ingredients of the selection remain four.
Is Vitamin E a spray?
It is the 50 ml drop product in the selection and must be handled according to its instructions.
What does ppm indicate?
Parts per million: a measure of concentration, not a direct comparison of efficacy between different ingredients.
Does the concentration change in the 90-day kit?
No. Copper remains at 25 ppm, Collagen and Hyaluronic at 1200 ppm.
Does the kit contain Gold?
No. Gold cosmetics belong to a separate choice.
Can I put everything in one container?
Keep products in their original packaging and do not improvise mixtures or transfers.
Where can I learn more about the individual products?
In the Biomed guides and in the sheets dedicated to each component.
Where can I compare the two durations?
In the 4D Beauty choice path, you will find 30-day kits, 90-day kits, and reordering options.
Authoritative sources and further reading
For content and packaging: 4D Beauty 30 days and 4D Beauty 90 days. For specific instructions, also consult the packaging of individual products.