No fragrance

Not even essential-oil disguises. Ever.

Plant-rooted

Botanical actives at study-matched concentrations.

30-day returns

If a formula doesn't work, send it back.

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Ships within 2–4 business days.

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What people are saying

Skin you can read. Words you can trust.

★★★★★ 4.8 from 240+ reviews

Used daily by ingredient-literate skin readers across the U.S.

“I read the ingredient list before I bought. Then I read it again. Then I bought it.”
Maya R. · Verified buyer, NY
“Finally a clean brand that doesn't pretend their bottle was hand-blown by a founder in a cabin. I trust the honesty more than the story.”
Devon L. · Verified buyer, TX
“My skin stopped flaring three weeks in. I have no idea which ingredient did the work — but every one of them has a reason on the page, which is more than I can say about my old routine.”
Priya K. · Verified buyer, CA

Three rules. No exceptions.

  • What goes in

    Plant compounds with study data — botanical extracts, gentle acids, lipid-mirror oils. Concentrations match the research.

  • What stays out

    No fragrance. No essential-oil-fragrance disguises. No methylisothiazolinones. Our exclusion list is published and dated.

  • Why each one

    Every ingredient on a product page comes with a one-line reason. If we can't write down why it's there, it isn't.
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Ingredient in focus

Centella asiatica.

A creeping herb traced through Ayurvedic, traditional Chinese, and Madagascan practice. Compounds called madecassosides help support the skin's own barrier signalling — meaning it helps quiet skin that flares, rather than overriding it.

We use it across the line, at concentrations that have study data behind them. If we mention a benefit on a product page, we link the paper.