Fall is coming. Your skin noticed.
One day it’s hot and humid, and the next your skin is like, “Wait…where did all the moisture go?”
As temperatures drop and the air gets cooler and drier, your skin and hair can start asking for a little more attention. The lightweight routine that worked perfectly all summer might not be quite enough anymore—and that’s completely normal.
A seasonal skincare switch doesn’t have to mean starting from scratch. Sometimes, it’s simply about adding a little extra nourishment and hydration where you need it most.
Start at the scalp
Cooler, drier weather can leave your scalp feeling dry and flaky, too. Our Pre-Wash Scalp Oil is formulated to soothe dryness and reduce flakes while refreshing, cleansing, and purifying with antioxidants and gentle exfoliants. Massage it into your scalp before shampooing for a little extra TLC before wash day.
Give your body a moisture boost
When your skin starts feeling tight or dry, reach for something nourishing. Our Fragrance Free Body Oil provides lightweight, nourishing hydration for radiant, plump skin without a greasy finish.
Then layer on our Oat Milk & Honey Hand & Body Lotion, which combines silky butters and rich oils to leave skin soft and moisturized, with the warm, comforting scent of golden honey and vanilla. Basically, it’s sweater weather in a bottle.
Don’t forget your face
Your face may need a little extra hydration as the seasons change, too. Velvet Face Serum is made with nutrient-rich botanical oils that leave skin feeling deeply hydrated, youthful, and velvety with a soft matte finish. A few drops can be an easy way to add nourishing moisture without making your skin feel heavy.
And yes, your lips count
Lips tend to be especially sensitive to cold, dry air, so they deserve some seasonal attention of their own. Start with our Lip Sugar Scrub to gently exfoliate dry, flaky skin and create a smoother surface. Then follow with our Hydrating Lip Mask to give your lips a concentrated dose of moisture and nourishment—especially before bed.
Think of it as a little reset for the parts of your routine that summer may have overlooked.
