Most acne actives clear bacteria indiscriminately — the good and the harmful kind together, which is part of why skin often gets worse before it gets better. This one is selective: it targets only the bacteria that cause breakouts.

Clinical results from manufacturer studies, 21 subjects over 4 weeks.

Fermentation breaks oils down into smaller molecules before they ever touch skin — so they sink in rather than sit on the surface, which matters on skin that's already prone to clogged pores.

Patented in Korea; international patent pending.

Regular shea butter sits on top of skin. This version is fermented into a water-soluble form that blends into the formula and keeps working well after application, without feeling heavy.

Instead of just adding water to skin, this complex works three ways at once: it boosts skin's own ceramide production, supports natural hyaluronic acid, and helps skin hold onto water longer.

Tested specifically on young, still-developing skin.

This is what gives the moisturiser its soft pink colour — a botanical pigment used in East Asian herbal tradition for over two thousand years. It's not there just to look pretty; it's an active antioxidant in its own right.

Zero synthetic dye — the colour is the ingredient working.

A blend of Licorice, Amla, Aloe Vera, Holy Basil and Black Cumin, formulated to calm irritation and even out skin tone — not by masking it, but by working on the processes underneath.

Manufacturer consumer study, India.

Each active here answers a different problem swimming actually causes, rather than one ingredient trying to do everything.

Most roll-ons and sprays evaporate within the hour because the fragrance sits openly on skin. Here it's sealed into microscopic capsules that break open gradually as she moves, rather than all at once.

US-patented micro-encapsulation technology.