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Not all skin is created equal
Let's face it; your skin is as unique as you, so why would you treat it with "miracle-in-a-bottle" skincare products that promise to deliver the same extraordinary results for everyone under the sun? Break away from the herd and discover clean, evidence-based formulas that produce real results.
Oily
You wash your face only to have it look greasy by the time you're out the door.
Combination
Your skin couldn't commit. You have dry patches alongside oily, acne-prone ones.
Acne Prone
You feel like a perpetual teenager each time a pesky breakout rears its ugly head.
Sensitive
Your skin is easily irritated and is more reactive. It just wants attention!
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The Master Routine takes the guesswork out of skincare with all the essentials for healthy, happy skin at 41% off.
20's
Your skin is in its prime. Now is the time to develop the right, preventative habits that will set your skin up for times ahead.
30's
Collagen production decreases. Your skin’s repair system slows. You start to see fine lines and more pigmentation.
40's
You start seeing major changes and experience loss of volume and elasticity. Don't overcompensate; refine the routine!
50's
You've reached a milestone and so has your skin. It's thinner, less elastic, and drier. You see significant loss of volume and excess pigmentation/sun damage.
60's+
You’ve been striving to combat deeper wrinkles, loss of collagen, and less plump lips and cheeks, but you’ve come too far to be phased by the minor details.
Fine Lines + Wrinkles
When collagen and elastin breakdown, they cause mild to deeper set creases in the skin’s surface. Fine lines and wrinkles usually appear around the eyes and forehead.
Sun Care
UV rays penetrate skin to damage deeper layer skin cells. This reduces skin’s elasticity and increases uneven melanin production, leading to premature aging and hyperpigmentation.
Dark Spots + Melasma
When melanocytes produce/store more melanin, the pigment that gives color to skin, eyes & hair, it triggers dark spots on the skin. Common triggers include sun exposure, hormone changes, and others.
