A portion of every order is donated to the Skin Health Alliance to fund research into sensitive and reactive skin.
Whipped texture, sinks in before it can sit greasy
48h hydration from one morning application
Two hero ingredients, rose water and ceramides
From one application
Sinks in, never sits
Rose water, ceramides
Love it or refund
Rose water pulls water into the upper layers of the skin so it plumps quickly. Ceramides rebuild the barrier that lets skin hold onto that water instead of losing it by lunchtime.
That pairing is the whole formula. No fragrance, no dyes, no filler actives added to make an ingredient list look longer.
A pea-sized scoop, morning and night, as the last step after your serums. Warm it between your fingers for a second and press it into face and neck rather than rubbing.
In the morning give it sixty seconds before makeup. It has already sunk in by then.
Free shipping on orders over $50, dispatched within 24 hours and delivered in 3 to 5 days.
If your skin does not love it, one email within 60 days gets you a full refund. Opened jars included.
Air is whipped into the emulsion so it breaks on warm skin and disappears rather than sitting on top as a film.
Rose water pulls water in, ceramides keep it there. Nothing else is needed and nothing else is added.
Ceramides rebuild the barrier that holds water in, so the hydration is still measurable two days later.
Light enough for makeup at 8am, rich enough to be the last step before bed. 50ml covers both.
A pea-sized scoop is the whole dose. The whipped texture means it looks like less than it covers, and the jar lasts a full routine at both ends of the day.
Warm it for a second and press it in rather than rubbing. It breaks down on contact and is gone in about five seconds, with no film left behind.
Makeup goes straight on over the top without pilling. The hydration is still holding 48 hours later, which is the part most creams cannot do.
A pea-sized scoop is the whole dose. The whipped texture means it looks like less than it covers, and the jar lasts a full routine at both ends of the day.
Warm it for a second and press it in rather than rubbing. It breaks down on contact and is gone in about five seconds, with no film left behind.
Makeup goes straight on over the top without pilling. The hydration is still holding 48 hours later, which is the part most creams cannot do.
Most creams pick one of two failures. The rich ones sit greasy on top of the skin and transfer onto your collar. The light ones absorb beautifully and are gone by lunch, so you are back at the jar before the afternoon.
ROSÉE is whipped to solve both at once. Air in the emulsion lets it break down on warm skin and vanish in seconds, and the ceramides underneath rebuild the barrier that keeps the water in for a full 48 hours.
I bought it because I was tired of choosing between a cream that felt like a mask and one that had evaporated by eleven. This does neither. It is gone in seconds and my skin is still soft when I take my makeup off at night.
Two ingredients, no fragrance, and my reactive skin has been quiet for three months. I skipped a day by accident and could still feel the hydration, which honestly sold me on the 48 hour claim more than any advert did.
My shelf used to hold a day cream and a night cream and I never finished either. One jar now does both jobs and it is the first thing I have actually used down to the bottom in years.
It looks far too rich in the jar and then it is gone in about five seconds. I keep expecting my face to feel heavy by mid-morning and it never does.
January in a heated office usually wrecks my cheeks by the second week. I changed nothing else this winter and they stayed calm the whole way through.
Sixty seconds at the mirror and makeup goes straight over the top with no pilling, which was my one worry with anything this rich. I stopped keeping a tube at my desk.
