This cleanser started on a family farm. Literally.
The founders grew up hauling kale and spinach for their grandparents’ produce company — now they puree superfoods into skincare at Youth to the People.
A $36 gel cleanser that claims to fight free radicals while it washes your face. I was skeptical — can a wash-off product actually do that?
Vegan & Leaping Bunny Certified
No animal testing, ever.
Cold-Pressed Ingredients
They treat kale like olive oil to preserve nutrients.
100% Recyclable Packaging
The bottle is made from ocean waste plastic.
Photo: Jocelyn Morales / Unsplash
It’s a cold-pressed juice blend for your face. The antioxidants are meant to neutralize pollution and UV damage — even in the 60 seconds it’s on your skin.
- Kale: packed with vitamins C, E & K
- Spinach: a hydrating antioxidant
- Green Tea: calms redness and irritation
- Alfalfa: rich in amino acids & chlorophyll
The texture is a slick, emerald gel. It lathers into a light foam — smells like a fresh-cut lawn and crushed herbs. Not “perfumed,” just clean.
My skin felt balanced, not stripped. The surprise? It removed my light makeup (tinted moisturizer, mascara) without a double cleanse. A solid first step.
After a month, my morning redness was visibly calmer. It didn’t magically shrink pores or cure breakouts — it’s a cleanser. But my skin just looked… clearer and happier.
It’s the rare “green beauty” product that feels effective, not just virtuous. A simple pleasure that actually works.