This cleanser started in a California juice bar. Seriously.
The founders’ grandma was blending kale and spinach for health shots in the 70s — they just put that philosophy in a bottle for your face.
A $38 gel cleanser. The claim that got me? “Washes off the day but not your moisture.” Skeptical, but intrigued.
Cold-Pressed Everything
They treat greens like expensive olive oil.
No-Fuss Packaging
The bottle is satisfyingly heavy — feels expensive, not clinical.
Vegan & Leaping Bunny
Clean to the point of being almost…boringly ethical.
Photo: Fleur Kaan / Unsplash
It’s a salad in a cleanser. The antioxidants are the real workhorses here — they neutralize the daily grime pollution that ages you.
- Kale: Fights free radicals on contact
- Spinach: Packed with skin-strengthening vitamins C, E, & K
- Green Tea: Calms redness in 60 seconds
- Alfalfa: Minerals to help balance skin’s pH
Photo: Renaldo Matamoro / Unsplash
Bright green gel that smells like a crushed stem — fresh, not perfumed. Lathers into a light, slippery foam. Doesn’t scream “I’m working!”
After two weeks, my skin stopped that tight, squeaky feeling post-wash. The surprise? It removed my light makeup better than some balms.
My complexion looks clearer — not “glowy” in a fake way, but balanced. Blackheads on my nose are less obvious. Zero change to fine lines (it’s a cleanser, people).
It’s a brilliant, no-drama daily wash. Proof that a simple idea — greens are good — executed perfectly, is enough.