A wash, not a ritual you have to perform. Betaine-rich and gentle enough for daily use, it lathers into something close to velvet and rinses clean without stripping. What stays behind is the scent: fresh mint cut against dark cedarwood, cool then grounded, lingering on skin throughout the day.
What it does
- Smoothing, hydrating cleanse for hands and body
- Betaine keeps skin from feeling stripped
- Velvet lather, rinses clean
- Fresh mint and dark cedarwood scent that lasts
What is in it
- Betaine
Sugar-beet humectant. Draws in moisture and takes the edge off surfactants, which is why a wash built on it rinses without that tight, squeaky finish.
- Quince
Organic. Mild conditioning for hair and skin washed in the same motion.
- Sodium cocoamphoacetate
The mild amphoteric that softens the whole surfactant system — why this lathers like velvet instead of stripping.
- Coco-glucoside
Sugar-and-coconut derived surfactant. Does the washing without the harshness that makes a daily wash a bad idea.
How to use
Apply to damp skin. Lather. Rinse thoroughly. That's the whole ritual.
The cold-then-warm one. Mint opens it, cedar settles it, and by the time you're dressed only the cedar is left. The most grown-up thing in the shower.
