A face care routine does not need a long shelf of products. Start with two familiar steps: wash your face, then apply a moisturizer. The useful part is choosing textures and ingredients you enjoy using consistently.
1. Begin with a gentle cleanse
Wash with lukewarm water and a small amount of cleanser, then rinse thoroughly. If you wear makeup, take time to remove it without aggressive scrubbing. Pat your face dry before the next step.
Our Honey & Tansy Face Wash is a small-batch cleanser made with raw honey, castile soap, jojoba oil, lavender essential oil, and blue tansy essential oil. Its product page lists the ingredients and directions so you can decide whether it belongs in your routine.
2. Follow with face cream
After cleansing, apply a small amount of moisturizer to clean skin. Start with less than you think you need and add more if you prefer a richer feel. A routine that feels comfortable is easier to repeat.
Blue Tansy Face Cream is a rich, 2 oz face moisturizer with blue tansy, grass-fed tallow, jojoba oil, and frankincense. The cream contains tallow and essential oils, so check the ingredient list if you avoid animal-derived ingredients or particular botanicals.
3. Keep your choices simple
Read the full product page before you buy. Consider the texture you like, the ingredients you prefer, and how a product fits with what you already use. For example, someone seeking a face wash can begin with the cleanser; someone happy with their current wash may only want a face cream.
You can also choose body care separately. A face routine and a body routine do not have to use the same products. The point is to find a small set that works for your everyday habits.
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Want a quick comparison? Our Start Here guide introduces the face wash, face cream, and Hemp Body Hydration Cream with links to current product pages. You can review the live details and prices there before checkout.
Product information is for general skincare use. Read the current ingredient and usage details on each product page.
