A short shelf of skincare and body care.
Cleansers, oils, creams and bars for a routine you can keep. Each one lists what's inside and how to use it, so you can see what you're putting on your skin.
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Start with how your skin feels today.
Pick the one that sounds most like you. You can change your mind on the next page.
Three steps in the morning, three at night.
Choose a time of day to see what goes on first, and what's on our shelf for each step.
Cleanse
A quick wash with lukewarm water and a small amount of cleanser. Pat dry.
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Moisturize
A light lotion or cream on damp skin, pressed in rather than rubbed.
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Protect
The last thing on before you head out. Read the label for how much to use.
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What the names on the label mean.
A plain glossary of ingredients you'll see on our shelf. Every product page lists its own full ingredients, so check there before you buy.
Squalane
A clear, light oil with almost no smell. The kind in skincare is usually made from olives or sugarcane.
Jojoba oil
Pressed from the seeds of a desert shrub. It's technically a liquid wax, golden and fairly thin.
Rosehip seed oil
Pressed from the seeds inside wild rose hips. Amber to orange in color, with an earthy smell.
Glycerin
A thick, clear liquid that holds on to water. Most of it is made from plant oils. You'll find it in cleansers, creams and soap.
Niacinamide
A form of vitamin B3. A white powder that dissolves in water, so it usually shows up in serums and lotions.
Colloidal oatmeal
Oats ground into a powder fine enough to stay suspended in water. It turns a wash or bath milky.
Shea butter
A soft fat from the nuts of the shea tree. Solid in the jar, it melts at skin temperature.
Kaolin clay
A soft white clay, mined and washed. It's the same clay used to make porcelain.
Sodium hyaluronate
The salt form of hyaluronic acid, a sugar your body makes too. In a bottle it's a clear gel that holds a lot of water.
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