RESTORE
This skincare ritual focuses on restoring the skin barrier to its healthy self and preventing premature aging. Find powerhouse ingredients like cupuacu, rosehip oil, coQ10, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, and a custom herbal infusion of organic chamomile, calendula and comfrey.
MORNINGS
| Cleanse We don't usually recommend cleansing in the morning with a conventional cleanser, especially for dry skin. Your skin does not need a deep cleanse in the morning, and over cleansing can disrupt the acid mantle and skin microbiome - which can cause dry skin. Instead we recommend using a PH balanced toning mist and cotton pad. This method is gentle and refreshing, but does not strip the skin of natural oils. Try our Rose Hydrating Toner which we make with rose water, hyaluronic acid and rooibos tea. This rose water toning mist is more hydrating than a simple rose mist and is also rich in antioxidants. |
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Mist
Follow by misting on our Rose Hydrating Toner to hydrate the skin.
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| Moisturize Apply our Rose Nourishing Serum as your day oil. This facial oil contains collagen boosting coQ10, as well as rosehip oil, pomegranate oil and evening primrose (among other ingredients). |
EVENINGS
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Cleanse Cleanse using our Aloe + Rose Clay soap |
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Mist Mist on our Rose Hydrating Toner |
| Moisturize For your night moisturizer, we recommend trying our Night Regenerative Balm. This balm will alleviate any dryness, repair your skin barrier, and also help minimize premature aging (my must have for winter months!) |
2-3X PER WEEK
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We recommend using a weekly exfoliating mask 2-3x per week to address dryness and promote healthy cell renewal. Use our Hibiscus Exfoliating Mud which will gently exfoliate with fruit acids :) Our favorite way of using this mask is to apply before we get in the shower, and then rinse it off as our last step. Makes it easier to fit in the day, and makes no mess! |
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Optional: 1-2x per month, do a facial steam using our Herbal Detoxifying Steam to deeply hydrate and detox the skin. A facial steam is also at clearing the sinuses and the mind.
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