Step 01 · PM
A pH 5.5 cleansing oil — not soap. Removes sunscreen in one pass and leaves nothing tight.
Sunflower oleate · 62%Nine products · Batch 041
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Step 01 · AM
Saponified from scratch and cured 6 weeks. Superfatted, so it washes without stripping.
Superfat · 8%
Step 02 · AM+PM
4% niacinamide with cold-pressed meadowfoam seed. Evens tone without the flush.
Niacinamide · 4.0%
Step 02 · PM only
Retinaldehyde, buffered in squalane. Start twice weekly — this one asks for patience.
Retinaldehyde · 0.05%
Weekly
Kaolin and a little lactic acid. Ten minutes, no longer — if it cracks, you overdid it.
Lactic acid · 2.0%
Step 03 · AM+PM
Ceramide NP and squalane in a 3:1:1 lipid ratio. For skin that has been over-exfoliated.
Ceramide NP · 1.2%
Step 03 · PM
Eight drops over the cream on a cold night. Nothing clever — just the lipid, cold-pressed.
Meadowfoam seed · 94%
Step 04 · AM
Non-nano zinc, no white cast on most skin tones. Reapply — it's a sunscreen, not a spell.
Zinc oxide · 18.5%
Step 04 · AM
Vitamin C as ascorbyl glucoside — the stable one. Layers under sunscreen without pilling.
Ascorbyl glucoside · 5.0%No products in this step yet. Try another filter.
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