Dawn Face Wash
Cleans. Does not strip the day off you.
$34
150 ml
Skincare
Skin that has been outside
Wind, salt, and a sink. A face that has been in weather does not need a twelve-step. It needs a wash that does not strip it, a cream that disappears, and the humility to leave it alone on the days it is fine.
We built this line against the acid-of-the-month. Willow bark instead of a war on oil. Squalane instead of a film. Bakuchiol for the nights you want the direction of retinol without the next-day argument.
The first tool
Dawn Face Wash
Cleans. Does not strip the day off you.
A gel-cream wash with willow bark and green clay. Morning grit, gone. The barrier, left intact.
$34
Dawn and canopy
- 1.Dawn Face Wash in the morning. Rinse. Do not wait for a squeak.
- 2.Canopy Moisturizer while the skin is still damp. Noon Shade after, if you are going out.
- 3.Wind Lip when the air pulls. First Light if the night was short. Wild Root oil only at night.
How to walk this shelf
If your skin is loud — red, tight, performing — start with Dawn and Canopy and stop there for a month. Add Noon Shade if you walk in daylight. Wind Lip is the tin that should already be in the pocket. The mask is Tuesday night, not a personality.
Small lots
Pressed and packed in runs you can count.
No theater
No synthetic fragrance. No glitter. No dare.
Thirty days
Walk it. If it is not yours, send it back.
The satchel
Free shipping over $75. Recycled fiber mailers.
On the shelf
8 tools in this clearing
Grove staple
Canopy Moisturizer
Light cream. All-day quiet.
$42
50 ml
Bark Barrier
Squalane. Ceramides. No perfume.
$36
50 ml
First Light Eye Serum
For the hours you did not sleep.
$38
15 ml
Wild Root Face Oil
Night oil for weathered skin.
$46
30 ml
Clay & Fern Mask
Once a week. Ten minutes.
$30
75 ml
Noon Shade
Mineral. For a face that has been outside.
$38
50 ml
Wind Lip
Beeswax. For wind, not a look.
$14
15 g