What goes in the bottle

Two plants carry every formula: oolong from the hills of Anxi, two hours inland, and sea fennel that grows on the rocks of the Xiamen coast.

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Oolong leaves unfurling in a glass cup of hot tea

Anxi oolong

We buy Tieguanyin from one family farm in Xiping and steep it cold for 18 hours. The extract is rich in polyphenols that calm redness and soften the sting after cleansing.

It sits at the start of the Calm Serum, the Foam Cleanser and the Gel Cream.

Sea fennel growing in a crack of a coastal rock

Sea fennel from the shore

Sea fennel grows where salt spray would burn most plants. Its extract helps skin hold water and rebuild the barrier that harsh washing strips away.

We pair it with ceramides in the Barrier Serum and with shea in the Rich Cream.

Left out on purpose

  • Added fragrance and essential oils
  • Drying alcohol
  • Chemical UV filters in our SPF 50
  • Microplastics and glitter
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Every product page lists the full ingredients, in the order they appear in the bottle.

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