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Amino-acid surfactants, pH 5.2
Almost every complaint we hear about a cleanser comes down to pH and surfactant choice. This one is built on sodium cocoyl glutamate and coco-betaine at pH 5.2, so it removes the day without taking the barrier’s lipids with it, and it still produces the modest foam that makes a cleanse feel finished.
Glycerin at 3% and 0.5% allantoin stay on the skin after rinsing. In a 12-week user trial of 141 volunteers using it twice daily, 90% reported no increase in tightness or dryness, and dermatologist-graded erythema scores were unchanged from baseline across the panel. A hazelnut-sized amount is enough.
Complimentary carbon-neutral delivery on orders over $75, dispatched from our Paris atelier within one business day. Empty jars and bottles return to us free for refilling or recycling.
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I am a dermatology nurse and I have started and abandoned four retinoids. This is the first one I got past week three with. No flaking, no stinging around the nose, and the texture change on my cheeks was obvious by the second month.
The 10% niacinamide is the only thing that has ever calmed the redness around my nose without making it worse first. It is not a dramatic product. It is just quietly better every month, and the pH being stated on the bottle is why I bought it.
No cast on my skin tone, which has never been true of a zinc sunscreen before. It does take a good minute to blend properly, so take the instructions seriously. The powder layers over it without any mismatch at the jaw.
I wrote asking whether I could use the bakuchiol oil while pregnant and one of the chemists replied the next morning with the actual reasoning, not a disclaimer. The oil itself is beautiful - eight drops on damp skin and nothing else needed.
Ceramide NP and three-weight hyaluronic acid
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