What for? · The rebuilding

The slow return.

If you’re coming back from burnout after months away — and what you’re looking for isn’t new energy but safety and calm — this page was written for you.

What for? · The feeling
What for? · Do you know this?

You’re not tired — you’ve run dry.

Past a certain point in burnout you’re no longer tired — you’ve run dry. Your body lets go, your mind goes blank, the days bleed into one another. Your foundation isn’t holding. You don’t need more energy — you need a new base: an inner level from which functioning can start over at all.

You can’t go back to the old pace. Your body and your nervous system feel a slower rhythm as the comfortable one — a daily ritual that gives stability before anything else can move forward. You’re not after performance, but a familiar sequence of movements that’s the same every morning.

You’re not looking for a quick fix. You’re looking for a system that supports the rhythm you’re in now.

What for? · The horizon

A ritual that helps.

28-day Base Cream face · 4 milestones · one rhythm

The 28-day Base Cream ritual is built on four milestones — Day 1, Day 7, Day 14, Day 28. Four meaningful points you can see coming. The Base Cream is the central element — the stable base that works through the nerve endings in the skin, and that settles into a state at your own pace. One tube lasts 90 days · a 28-day ritual — repeatable as many times as you need.

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Day 7
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Day 14
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Day 28
What for? · The stable base

The Base Cream — a state cosmetic that gives you safety.

The 28-day Base Cream ritual: one tube lasts 90 days, and at ~500 Ft/day it settles in over four weeks.

Clinical The Base Cream is clinically tested: in the J.S. Hamilton study, 25 of 25 women reported a favourable change over a four-week protocol.

50 ml · lasts ~90 days · 28-day ritual
What for? · The honesty

What we don’t promise.

Three sentences, so the picture stays clear. Rebuilding after burnout isn’t a skincare problem — and we don’t talk about it that way.

01 · A different role

Not a solution to burnout. It can be suggested as a companion tool alongside therapy.

02 · A different rhythm

Not immediate. The 28 days follow a clinical protocol horizon.

03 · A different person

Not for everyone. The The Pre quiz decides who it’s for.

What for? · The deeper layer

Burnout calls for a psychologist’s support.

Rebuilding after burnout is inner work, and a daily ritual on its own isn’t enough — nor is it meant to be. The Pre suggests a psychologist: a professional bridge between your daily system and the inner work. The partner can accompany the building of the 28-day arc within their own practice — not replacing their work, but framing it.

What for? · The timeframe

Why exactly four weeks?

The 28 days aren’t a marketing number. They follow the four-week clinical protocol of the J.S. Hamilton study, where 25 of n=25 women reported a favourable change with the Base Cream. So the arc isn’t something we invented — it’s what the clinical timeframe marked out. Not a goal. A frame.

Clinical background
What for? · The beginning

First, see who it’s for.

The 60-second quiz is the way in — it shows whether the system is for you at all.

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