Suitable for
All skin types, especially sensitive.
Why we stand behind it
This non-irritating cleanser uses sugar surfactants that allow water to spread out and penetrate, so skin emerges clean, soft and supple—never dry. Formulated with decyl glucoside, a mild non-sudsing cleaning agent that deep cleans without stripping skin of oils, and licorice root extract, which is anti inflammatory and calms sensitive skin.
Key ingredients
Decyl glucoside: A mild non-sudsing cleaning agent deep cleans without stripping skin of oils.
Sucrose cocoate: Contributes both extra emollient properties as well as cleansing power.
Geranium essential oil: Keeps undesirable microbes like staph aureus in check without disturbing microfloral balance.
Licorice root extract: Powerful anti-inflammatory calms sensitive skin.
Green tea: Provides antioxidant support with powerful bioflavonoids.
Shake well. Dispense one pump and warm between palms. Using first three fingers, draw small circles over face/neck/chest for 1-2 minutes, adding water to create slip. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult physician. Keep in a cool, dry place, out of direct light. Use within 6 months of opening.
Pro-tip
A great option for those who want to do a second cleanse after your oil cleanser.
Marie Veronique is a Berkeley-based, small batch producer and pioneer in clean, microbiome-friendly, efficacious topicals for skin health. Founded in 2002 by chemist Marie Veronique Nadeau, their products support every skin type and tone — acne, dryness, symptomatic skin, and more — with a particular emphasis on the science of age delay. Marie Veronique believes that the skin is inherently whole and resourceful on its own, with an innate quest to heal and to be in balance. They couple the latest scientific research in skin health with a deep knowledge of other holistic health modalities like Biomedicine, Western Medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Widely acknowledged as a category-defining clean beauty brand and trusted by estheticians and healthcare practitioners, they are committed to transparency and cutting through the hype, trends, and scare tactics the beauty industry has historically leaned into.
