Clay Cleanser
£22Pink kaolin gel-to-milk
Clay · Oat · Cold-pressed oils
Less,but betterfor skin.
Five products. No fragrance, no fillers, no twelve-step routine. Made in small batches in the Peak District.
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The whole range.
Five formulas, each with a job. Every one refillable in the same glass or ceramic it arrived in.
Oat Milk Toner
£19Colloidal oat, no alcohol
Daily Serum
£34Niacinamide and squalane
Barrier Cream
£29Ceramides in a soft balm
Night Oil
£31Cold-pressed rosehip blend
Four things doing the work.
01
Pink kaolin
The gentlest of the clays. It lifts oil and dulling build-up from the surface without stripping the skin barrier underneath.
02
Colloidal oat
Milled fine enough to suspend in water. Calms heat and tightness within minutes, which is why dermatologists have used it for a century.
03
Squalane
Olive-derived and identical in feel to the lipids skin already makes. It sinks in, holds water in place and never sits greasy.
04
Rosehip oil
Cold-pressed from the seed, not the fruit. High in linoleic acid and naturally occurring vitamin A for tone and texture over time.
Before you buy
How to use
- Cleanser morning and night, a coin-sized amount on damp skin.
- Toner on a flat palm, pressed in rather than wiped.
- Serum, then cream. Night oil only when skin feels tight.
Skin types
- Sensitive and reactive skin: start with cleanser, toner and cream.
- Oily or congested: the clay cleanser twice daily, oil twice weekly.
- Dry or mature: layer night oil over barrier cream.
What we leave out
- Fragrance, essential oils and masking scent of any kind.
- Drying alcohols, silicones and unnecessary preservative systems.
- Twelve-step routines and anything we can't explain in one sentence.
Skin doesn't need more. It needs fewer, better things.
What people say.
“I've had rosacea for years and everything stung. Three weeks on the cleanser and toner and my cheeks are calm for the first time since university.”
“I wanted fewer bottles on the shelf, not more. The serum and cream replaced four things I was rotating through and my skin looks better for it.”
“The night oil smells of nothing, which is exactly what I wanted. Refills arrive in a paper box and I've not thrown away a bottle yet.”
From the journal.
4 min read
Why we only make five products
A shelf of twelve bottles is a business decision, not a skincare one. Here's how we decided what to leave out.
6 min read
Clay, explained without the marketing
What kaolin actually does on the skin's surface, why colour matters less than particle size, and when to skip it.
One email a month.
New batches, refill dates and nothing else.