
For Him
4.8 · 62 reviews$ 86.00$ 95.97Save $10
Most men own either nothing at all or six products they bought once and abandoned. This is the middle: a face wash that doesn't strip, a serum that suits every skin type and conflicts with nothing, a cream that absorbs matte instead of leaving a shine, and a hard-cured sandalwood bar for the rest of you. Four things, four minutes a day. Everything in this box is made to layer.
Does what it says.
More than I can say for anything else on my shelf. Six weeks in and my skin agrees.
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Plain and honest.
No theatre, no fifty-ingredient mystery. It works, and the house tells you exactly why it should.
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About this product
Most men own either nothing at all or six products they bought once and abandoned. This is the middle: a face wash that doesn't strip, a serum that suits every skin type and conflicts with nothing, a cream that absorbs matte instead of leaving a shine, and a hard-cured sandalwood bar for the rest of you. Four things, four minutes a day. Everything in this box is made to layer.
Everything a man actually needs, and nothing he doesn't. Wash, serum, moisturiser, soap—four things, under a hundred dollars.
How to use
Morning: wash, two drops of serum on damp skin, cream over the top. Night: the same. The soap is for the body, not the face. Four minutes a day in total. Keep it up for a month and you'll notice; keep it up for three and other people will.
Specifications
- Line
- Rituals
- Category
- Kits
- Key ingredients
- Sodium hyaluronate, Green tea, Licorice root, Sandalwood
- Suited to
- Any skin type; anyone starting from nothing
- Skin feel
- Clean, hydrated, matte—not shiny, not tight
- Addresses
- Pores & shine · Dryness & barrier
- Rating
- 4.8 / 5 · 62 reviews
- Do not combine
- Nothing—every piece in this box is made to layer
From the source
Made the long way, and named in full.
Whole materials, short lists, and nothing hidden behind a proprietary blend—drawn from the two things a Carpathian house always had: a spring, and a fire.
Explore the rangeFour things. That's the whole argument.
There is no version of this where you need eleven products. Four, used consistently, beat a shelf of things bought once and forgotten. We would rather sell you less and have you come back.
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