Fresh & Bright Exfoliating Cleanser

English Walnut shells milled into a fine, rounded powder that sweeps away dead skin buildup without scratching.

Dead skin buildup blocks pores, but most scrubs use jagged grains that leave skin raw. Ours are milled into a fine spherical-like powder, so they roll across the surface and lift buildup instead of dragging on it, leaving pores clearer and texture smoother.

A sugar complex from apples that pulls moisture into skin and holds it there.

Most cleansers leave skin tight and squeaky because the surfactants that lift oil take your moisture with them. Apple saccharides hold water in the skin as you rinse, so you get a real cleanse without the stripped feeling. Skin comes out soft and hydrated instead of dry and reactive.

A lightweight oil exceptionally high in linoleic acid and rich in piceatannol, a potent antioxidant, to calm, nourish, and even the look of acne-prone skin.

Passionfruit seed oil is one of the richest sources of linoleic acid, the fatty acid acne-prone skin is often missing, so it replenishes the barrier. It's also rich in piceatannol, a powerful antioxidant studied for calming inflammation, protecting the skin, and helping keep the bacteria behind breakouts in check, so skin looks calmer, more even, and less reactive.

An Ayurvedic fruit whose natural saponins foam and lift oil without synthetic detergents.

Most cleansers lather with harsh detergents that leave skin tight and reactive. Shikakai has been used for centuries as a plant soap because its saponins lift oil at skin's own mild pH, so pores get properly cleaned without the stripped feeling.

A fermented rye postbiotic rich in lactic acid, amino acids, and minerals that nourishes the skin, supports its barrier, and supports the skin's good bacteria to help keep bad bacteria in check.

Fermentation breaks rye down into nutrients your skin can readily use, amino acids, minerals, and skin-loving lactic acid. It feeds and supports your skin's barrier and microbiome, while the lactic acid gently smooths away dull, rough texture, so skin looks fresher and more even.

A ferment grown from a microorganism found in Mediterranean clay beds, it does what clay does in a mask: pulls oil and bacteria out of pores.

Breakout bacteria hide behind a sticky film inside pores, which is why they keep coming back. This ferment makes that film harder to build, lifts hardened sebum the way clay draws it out, and calms the inflammation they leave behind, so skin looks cleaner, clearer, and less red.