Cleansers & Toners

How you start matters. Non-stripping cleansers that remove make-up and pollution without wrecking the barrier, plus antioxidant toners that refine texture and prep skin for everything that follows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best facial cleanser for mature or dry skin?

A gentle, non-stripping cleanser that removes make-up and SPF without leaving skin tight — our Revive & Renew Cleanser. If skin feels squeaky afterwards, the cleanser is too harsh.

How do I know if my cleanser is too harsh?

If your skin feels tight, squeaky or stripped afterwards, it is. That feeling is a damaged barrier, not cleanliness. The Revive & Renew Cleanser removes make-up and pollution without that.

Do I really need a toner?

Not for pH — that was the alcohol-heavy toners of the eighties. A modern toner is a treatment step: the Glow Toner is a hydrating toner that adds antioxidants and hyaluronic acid and refines texture.

What is a hydrating toner for?

It preps clean skin so the serum that follows absorbs better, while adding a first layer of hydration. The Glow Toner does both without the drying sting of old-style toners.

Will a toner help dullness and texture?

A treatment toner like the Glow Toner gently refines the surface for a smoother, brighter look with regular use, morning and night.

Should I double cleanse?

In the evening, if you wear make-up or SPF, yes: an oil or balm first, then a gentle cleanser. In the morning, one gentle cleanse is plenty.

Is a foaming or cream cleanser better for my skin?

For dry, mature or reactive skin, a gentle non-foaming cleanser like the Revive & Renew Cleanser protects the barrier better than a high-foaming one.

Can I use a cleanser for sensitive skin daily?

Yes — a gentle cleanser is safe twice a day. If skin ever feels tight, cut back to once (at night) and rebuild with ceramides.

What order: cleanser, toner, serum?

Cleanse, then tone with the Glow Toner, then your treatment serum, then a moisturiser to seal — and SPF in the morning.

Does a toner replace my serum or moisturiser?

No — it is a prep and treatment step between them. You still want a serum for your main concern and a moisturiser to seal.