The Autumn Equinox: Transitioning Your Skincare for the Cooling Air

• True Botanicals At-Home Facialist Peel: Rather than using harsh, abrasive scrubs that cause micro-tears, a sophisticated chemical peel uses active acids to gently dissolve dead skin cells. This formula allows you to experience the clarifying results of a clinical facial within your own private evening ritual, preparing the skin texture to absorb subsequent hydration.

• Everyday Chemist Lip Grease (Fresca Peppermint): The lips are often the first to show signs of autumn dryness. This clean, nourishing lip balm offers a deliberate layer of protection, using peppermint to refresh while sealing in essential moisture against the elements.
• Najeau Sunday Scalp Mask: Autumn hair shedding is a natural biological cycle, but a dry scalp accelerates irritation. Integrating a weekly ritual with a dedicated hair and scalp mask ensures the roots remain deeply nourished and resilient as the temperature drops.

How often should I use the True Botanicals At-Home Facialist Peel during colder months?
For autumn and winter skin maintenance, we recommend using the peel once or twice a week during your evening ritual. This provides optimal cellular turnover without over-stripping your skin barrier when environmental humidity is low.

Can I use the Najeau Sunday Scalp Mask if I have color-treated hair?
Yes. The formulation relies on clean, deeply nourishing botanical oils designed to soothe a dry winter scalp and strengthen roots without stripping or fading your hair color.

Where can I experience these skincare formulations in person?
Our entire curated collection is available to test and browse at our Manhattan boutique, located at 125 E 17th St, New York, NY 10003, just off Union Square.