This cleanser started on a family farm in California. Literally.
The founders grew up harvesting kale and spinach for their grandmother’s skincare — she was a cosmetic chemist in the 70s. The brand’s whole ethos is that legacy.
A $38 gel cleanser that promises to clean without stripping. The “superfood” angle got me — sounded less gimmicky with the farm story.
Vegan & Leaping Bunny Certified
No animal testing, ever.
Cold-Pressed Ingredients
They claim it preserves nutrients — like a juice cleanse for your face.
100% Recyclable Bottle
The bottle is made from post-consumer plastic. The pump isn’t — annoying.
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It’s basically a cold-pressed juice blend turned into soap. Kale, spinach, and green tea do the heavy lifting — antioxidants to fight daily grime and pollution.
- Kale: Fights free radicals and soothes
- Spinach: Rich in vitamins B, C, & E
- Green Tea: Antioxidant and calming
- Alfalfa: Contains vitamins and amino acids
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It’s a vibrant, fresh-smelling gel. Lathers into a light, slippery foam — not that tight, squeaky-clean feel.
After two weeks, my skin felt balanced. Not “glowing” from a cleanser, but calm. The surprise? It removes light makeup, but I’d never trust it on a full beat.
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My congestion improved. No miracle on wrinkles or brightness — it’s a cleanser. But it set a solid, non-irritating foundation for everything else.
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It’s a great, feel-good product with a real story. Does it change your skin? No. Does it make washing your face a nicer, greener ritual? Absolutely.