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A beautiful routine does not need ten steps. Ours has four: cleanse, nourish, seal, and care for the delicate eye area. Here is how to choose the routine that fits your skin.
A beautiful routine does not need ten steps. Ours has four.
The four steps
- Cleansing oil: melts makeup, sunscreen, and the day without stripping.
- Elixir: a lightweight face oil, 3 to 5 drops pressed into clean, slightly damp skin.
- Tallow balm: a pea-sized amount to seal in moisture as the final step.
- Eye serum: a cooling rollerball with organic coffee-infused jojoba, which helps reduce the look of puffiness.
Dry or mature skin: Renewal Bloom
Helichrysum, frankincense, and geranium in Infusion³ jojoba, with hand-rendered tallow in the balm. Frankincense is known for supporting the look of smoother, softer skin, and helichrysum is traditionally prized for a radiant-looking complexion. Shop Renewal Bloom.
Sensitive skin: Blue Calm
Blue tansy and helichrysum, traditionally used for a calm, soothed look, help comfort sensitive skin and calm the look of redness. Shop Blue Calm.
Oily, combination, or blemish-prone skin: Clear Balance
Tea tree is known for its clarifying properties, and lavender and blue tansy help calm the look of redness. Light enough to feel breathable, rich enough to keep skin balanced. Shop Clear Balance.
Elevate it: Rose Otto No. 1
For a more intensive routine, Rose Otto No. 1 pairs rare Rose Otto with bakuchiol and rosehip. Use it with our microneedling roller 3 to 4 times a week, avoiding the eye area.
Morning and night
Use your elixir and balm morning and night. A little goes a long way. Store your products somewhere cool and dry, and expect slight variations in color, texture, and scent from batch to batch: that is the mark of real, handmade ingredients.
Not sure where to begin? Take our skin quiz, or start with a cleansing oil. Every order is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee.
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