Every ingredient named
Full names and full percentages, printed on the front.
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Small-batch formulas from the skin studio, with every ingredient and every percentage on the label.
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What we say on the front, you can check on the back.
Full names and full percentages, printed on the front.
Each formula spends a season in our treatments before it reaches the shelf.
Fewer ingredients, dosed to work instead of to fill a list.
Bring the bottle back to the studio and we fill it again.


Textures from the studio, up close.









Six products. That is the whole shelf.
Water-light formulas to cleanse, tone and treat.

Gel wash that rinses clean, 150 ml

Alcohol-free, unscented, 120 ml

Light, holds water in, 30 ml
Creams and oils for skin that needs more than water.

Soft barrier, no shine, 50 ml

Fine and soft, sinks in, 15 ml

Squalane and seed oils, 30 ml
Pick a bottle. This is everything in it, in the order it goes in.
Total, 30 ml100.0%

Notes on skin, ingredients and the work behind the shelf.

Most labels list ingredients from the most to the least. The order says little. The number says what you are paying for.
A serum that is 78 percent water and 5 percent niacinamide is a fair product. It is only unfair when the label will not say so. We print both numbers so you can judge, and so can the therapist across the desk.

The two plants in the Rich range: where they come from and what they do in the jar.
Both are picked by hand and dried within a day. We use them twice: once as an extract, once in the oil that carries the rest of the formula.

Ten minutes of questions and touch before a single product is opened.
We look at where skin is dry, where it is tight and what you already use. Most people leave with one product fewer than they came with.

One short letter a month, or a time in the treatment room.
One click to leave. The address stays with us.