Body
Your face gets all the attention, but your skin doesn't stop at your jawline. Five products that cleanse, repair, and illuminate, from your hands to your heels.
Five products, from wash to glow
"Urea in a body cream? That sounds chemical, until you learn that your skin produces it itself."
Urea is one of your skin's natural humectants, a fixed component of what dermatologists call the "natural moisturizing factor." With very dry skin, this supply becomes depleted. A cream with 5% urea replenishes what your skin lacks, and panthenol soothes it in the meantime. Not an aggressive agent, but rather logic inherent to the body.
This is how we help you read every label: not "does it sound natural," but "what does it do and why."









