Calming Rejuvenation Creme

Yes, it pairs well with active treatments and is often used specifically to help calm and support skin’s barrier while it adjusts to a new active. Apply your treatment product first, then follow with this créme.

The Serum is a lightweight, oil-based formula meant to be one step in a routine, while this Créme is a fuller moisturizer built to lock in hydration and finish a routine. Many customers use both together, the Serum first, followed by this Créme.

Yes, it’s formulated to work as a complete moisturizing step on its own, applied after serums or treatment products. There’s no need to layer an additional moisturizer on top unless your skin needs extra richness.

Yes, though this créme is richer than a typical lightweight moisturizer, so oily skin may prefer using it as a nighttime step rather than under makeup during the day. Combination skin often does well applying it only to drier areas.

This formula is designed to absorb rather than sit heavily on skin, but everyone’s skin responds differently to rich, oil-based formulas. If you’re prone to congestion or breakouts, start by applying a small amount to a limited area and monitor how your skin responds over the first week or two before using it on your full face.

Derived from a plant native to New Zealand, Manuka Honey offers several benefits. It’s known for antibacterial and antimicrobial properties that can help support clearer-looking, calmer skin, along with anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe redness and irritation. As a natural humectant, it also helps retain moisture, supporting softer, smoother-feeling skin, and it contains antioxidants that help protect skin from free radical damage.

Calming Rejuvenation Crème is rich in essential fatty acids (EFAs), including Omega 3, 6, 7 and 9. They are incredibly beneficial for the skin for several reasons: Hydration and Moisturizing: EFAs are key components in the skin’s lipid layer. They help to lock moisture into the skin, keeping it hydrated. Proper hydration is essential for maintaining the skin’s elasticity and softness. Barrier Function: The skin’s lipid barrier is crucial in preventing water loss and protecting against harmful substances and environmental stressors. Essential fatty acids strengthen this barrier, helping to maintain the integrity of the skin. Anti-Inflammatory Properties: EFAs, particularly omega-3 fatty acids, have anti-inflammatory properties. They can help in reducing redness and inflammation. Regulation of Oil Production: Essential fatty acids can help to regulate the skin’s oil production, which can be beneficial for both dry and oily skin types. For dry skin, it aids in natural oil production, and for oily skin, it can help in preventing overproduction of sebum.