Natural Facial Care

Our doctor-formulated natural facial skincare collection is made for every skin type. From gentle cleansers and clarifying masks to nourishing serums and our essential face cream, these formulas are plant-powered, results-driven, and safe for sensitive, dry, or acne-prone skin.

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Lip Doctor

A daily, natural lip conditioning balm made without castor oil or essential oils.

$12.00

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Funky Black Clay Facial Soap

A unique-looking version of our beloved Black Clay Facial Soap for all skin types, including acne and dermatitis.

$12.00

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Which products are best for sensitive or dermatitis-prone skin?

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Which products are best for sensitive or dermatitis-prone skin?

Try the Black Clay Facial Soap, Purely Simple Face Cream and Nectar Nourishing Drops. These soothing formulas help calm irritation and restore balance without stripping or aggravating reactive skin.

Which products are best for acne-prone or oily skin?

The Black Clay Facial Soap, Balance Facial Serum, and Spotless Blemish Oil are designed to support clearer skin. They help reduce congestion and inflammation while maintaining a healthy moisture barrier.

What is the proper order of products in a facial skincare routine?

Always apply your skincare from lightest to richest. Start with water-based products like toners, hydrosols, or aloe-rich serums. Follow with emulsions like creams or lotions, then finish with oil-based products to seal in hydration and nutrients.

Helpful Resources

What Is a Facial Serum? Understanding Natural Serums for Every Skin Type - Osmia
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What Is a Facial Serum? Understanding Natural Serums for Every Skin Type

Feeling overwhelmed by the world of serums? Our founder breaks down what a facial serum is, how to use it, and which Osmia formula might be right for your skin.

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Why We Avoid Certain Ingredients in Skincare—And Always Will - Osmia
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Why We Avoid Certain Ingredients in Skincare—And Always Will

We’ve retired the phrase “Tox Screen” from our packaging, but we still stand firm on the seven categories of ingredients we won’t use—and why they don’t belong in your skincare.

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What to Do When Your Skin Is Freaking Out - Osmia
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What to Do When Your Skin Is Freaking Out

If your skin is acting up, it's tempting to pile on new products. But what your skin really needs might be less. Learn how to troubleshoot with calm and clarity.

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How to Heal Cheilitis, Dermatitis, and Other Common Lip Conditions - Osmia
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How to Heal Cheilitis, Dermatitis, and Other Common Lip Conditions

Trouble with peeling or painful lips? Learn how to identify and treat common lip issues like cheilitis, contact dermatitis, and lip allergies.

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Are Seed Oils Bad for Your Skin? What You Need to Know - Osmia
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Are Seed Oils Bad for Your Skin? What You Need to Know

Not all seed oils are created equal. Learn the difference between processed dietary seed oils and the cold-pressed, organic oils that benefit your skin.

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