Tiffany Masterson was just a mom selling bar soap from her kitchen. Frustrated by products that either irritated her skin or did nothing.
The real spark? She read every ingredient label like a detective novel — realized “suspicious six” irritants were in everything. Formulated her first serum to prove clean could be effective. No corporate labs, just grit.
A protein-rich moisturizer. $68. The claim that made me try it? “Firms like retinol without the irritation.” Skeptical, but intrigued.
Airless Pump
No dipping fingers in a jar — keeps it fresh.
Peptide Cocktail
Signals skin to make more collagen. The main event.
No Fragrance
Zero essential oils or masking scents. Just a faint, clean smell.
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It’s a polypeptide party. Signals your skin to act younger. Plus, a time-release hydration core.
- Signal Peptides: Tell skin to produce collagen
- Pygmy Water Lily: Antioxidant, calms inflammation
- Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer: Holds water for 24-hour plump
- Acyl Glutamic Acid: Mimics skin’s natural lipids
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The texture is wild — a whipped mousse that vanishes in 5 seconds. Leaves a velvety, not sticky, finish. Perfect under makeup.
Week 3: My skin felt bouncier — like pressing on a memory foam pillow. The surprise? It layered perfectly with my strong actives (vitamin C, retinoids) without pilling.
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Measurable change: dehydration lines smoothed out by 10 AM. Firmness? Subtle. My cystic breakouts didn’t magically stop — this isn’t for that.
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A brilliantly engineered, no-nonsense moisturizer. It does its job perfectly — but it’s not a miracle worker. The brand’s story is the real fairy dust.