Summarized from a consultation originally recorded on May 27th, 2025.
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Kate – Annmarie Skin Care In-House Esthetician: Okay, let’s get into the fun stuff. I’m going to talk about several products now, and I’m trusting you to prioritize based on your needs and budget.
A foundational routine typically includes a cleanser, toning mist, serum, and moisturizer—whether that’s a facial oil, a cream, or both. Some people start with just a cleanser and moisturizer or perhaps a serum and oil, depending on what they already have. If you’re easing into Annmarie Skin Care and want a balanced starting point, that four-step routine is our go-to recommendation. Let’s start with the Aloe Herb Cleanser. This is one of our most-loved formulas. It has a silky, lotion-like texture and feels incredibly soft on the skin. Like all our cleansers, it doesn’t foam—we don’t use any surfactants, including sugar or coconut-derived ones. Instead, we use ingredients like aloe vera to create a smooth, cushiony texture that feels slightly sudsy when it mixes with water—but there’s no actual soap in it. This cleanser is ideal for dry, sensitive, and mature skin, though it also works beautifully for normal and combination skin types. If you’re unsure where to start, this is the one I recommend—it gives you a true feel for the line. If you’ve ever tried our Clean Beauty Trial Kit, this is the cleanser featured in it. To use it, you’ll wet your fingers and face, then apply around two to five pumps—closer to five if you’re including your neck and chest. Warm it between your hands, then gently massage it into your skin for about 30 seconds before rinsing. That 30-second window gives the botanicals time to work. It includes calendula and lemon balm to help calm delicate skin, plus aloe vera to help soothe and hydrate. The scent is fresh and light, with hints of citrus and lemon balm—especially refreshing in the morning. For reference, my skin is mostly normal, sometimes a bit dry and sensitive, and this is the cleanser I use most days. It comes in two sizes, so if you’re unsure, you can always start with the smaller bottle to test it out. You have the option to choose either the 50ml or 100ml size here.
Another amazing cleanser I want to highlight is the Phytonutrient Cleanser.
You’ll notice the label is different from the Aloe Herb Cleanser—this black label signifies that it’s part of our Wild Alchemy Collection. At a high level, the Wild Alchemy Collection is a more targeted line, with each product designed to specifically support the visible signs of aging. That’s not to say the Signature Collection doesn’t—those formulas also support a variety of skin needs including dryness, oiliness, and combination skin—but Wild Alchemy is more laser-focused in its approach. The Phytonutrient Cleanser has a creamy, rich texture with more body than the Aloe Herb. One of its key ingredients is mango seed butter, which gives it that deeply nourishing feel. This cleanser also includes our signature serum blend, formulated to help soften the appearance of fine lines. Because of these ingredients, it’s best to leave this cleanser on the skin for at least 30 seconds to allow the active time to work effectively. It also contains malic acid, which is helpful for gently beginning the process of lifting the look of dark spots and uneven tone. That said, if you have particularly sensitive or reactive skin, this formula may be a bit too stimulating for daily use. Some people with sensitive skin find they can use the Phytonutrient Cleanser once or twice a week, and alternate with the Aloe Herb Cleanser on other days. Others may choose to stick with the Aloe Herb entirely, especially if their skin is feeling delicate or reactive. When used appropriately, the Phytonutrient Cleanser offers a deeply satisfying clean without stripping the skin. It leaves the skin feeling balanced and supported, while working to improve the look of aging-related concerns over time.
Now, one final cleanser before we pause—this is the Restorative Cleansing Oil. As the name suggests, it’s a blend of nourishing oils that’s ideal for skin that’s very dry or in need of extra moisture. If your skin feels tight, depleted, or you're looking for a deeply hydrating cleanse, this is a wonderful option. It’s also great if you wear makeup regularly or enjoy a double-cleansing routine. Because it’s oil-based, it does an excellent job breaking down sunscreen, makeup, and buildup. It contains oils like castor and manuka, giving it a rich, comforting texture that leaves skin feeling soft—not stripped. You can apply it to either dry or damp skin and massage gently to dissolve debris before rinsing.
If you’ve found your cleanser isn’t fully removing sunscreen, this may help. Of course, sunscreen formulas vary widely. If you’re using a waterproof formula, it likely contains film-forming agents that are designed to bind to the skin—making removal more challenging. These ingredients serve a purpose, but they don’t align with our clean formulation standards. Our Sun Love Everyday Sheer Sunscreen, for example, is not waterproof by design. We haven’t yet found a waterproof ingredient that meets our clean ingredient criteria, so we’ve chosen to focus on formulations that support skin health while being easy to remove.
If your sunscreen is waterproof—or even if it’s a heavier mineral or chemical-based formula—you might find that a double cleanse is necessary. Starting with the Restorative Cleansing Oil, followed by your regular cleanser, can make a big difference. Another helpful addition is a gentle exfoliant. One of my personal favorites is the Radiant C Mask & Polish. It’s a dry, loose powder that you can mix with water—or even blend into your cleanser—to customize your exfoliation. I often use this after performances when I’ve worn heavy makeup. I’ll sprinkle a bit into my hands, add a pump or two of cleanser, and adjust the consistency until it feels just right for a deeper clean. You can also use it with our Lotus Facial Brush, which you’ll find on our site under accessories.
This tool adds gentle physical exfoliation and helps extend the life of your cleanser without the need for more product. It’s great for enhancing your routine without being too aggressive. The Radiant C Mask & Polish is suitable for nearly all skin types because it’s so customizable. If your skin is sensitive, add more water to keep it soft. If you want a more exfoliating feel, use less water to create a thicker paste. You can use it as a scrub or leave it on as a mask. It contains a small amount of bentonite and french rose clay, but it’s not overly drying. If your skin leans dry, this mask can still work beautifully.
It also pairs well with other masks. One of my favorite combinations is mixing it with the Illuminating Pearl Mask. The crushed pearl in that formula gives skin a radiant, luminous quality, while the fruit enzymes and botanicals in Radiant C provide a natural brightening effect. Together, they offer a beautiful glow. You can also use the Radiant C Mask & Polish specifically to help remove sunscreen. After a first cleanse, buff it gently onto the skin—either on its own, blended into your cleanser, or applied with the Lotus Brush. However you use it, just be sure to rinse it away gently when you’re done. It’s a great addition to any routine, especially when your skin needs a little reset.This product is particularly helpful if you’re looking to brighten the look of dark spots or uneven tone. It includes vitamin C–rich botanicals like acerola cherry, hibiscus, sea buckthorn, and amla berry. When activated with water, these fruit powders help visibly brighten the skin over time.
How often you use it depends on your skin and how you’re using it. As a standalone exfoliant, once or twice a week is usually enough. If you’re mixing it into your cleanser, you may enjoy using it daily. I’ve used it daily in combination with our Phytonutrient Cleanser for extended periods, especially when I’ve had visible sunspots after outdoor trips. That duo really helps my skin bounce back.
Let me pause here and check in on any questions. Someone asked about mixing the Radiant C Mask & Polish with the Illuminating Pearl Mask and leaving it on for 15 minutes or more. Yes, that’s a great approach. These two mix well, and you can absolutely leave them on for 15 minutes—or even longer if that feels good. Neither of these masks are highly enzymatic or acid-based, so they’re quite gentle and won’t overstimulate the skin. Some people even leave them on for an hour or more. It’s really about what fits best with your routine. For example, you might apply the mask, dry brush your body, take a shower, wash your hair, and then rinse it off as your final step. Now, since we’re on the topic of exfoliants, I want to introduce two more. The next is the Kaolin Micro Exfoliant. This one has a gritty, scrub-like texture—think of the classic facial exfoliants you may have used in the past. It contains crushed bamboo stem, which gives it that physical polishing effect. It’s a great option if your skin is on the normal to dry side and you're looking for something a bit deeper than the Radiant C. You can mix it into a cleanser, though it doesn’t blend as well with masks. Unlike Radiant C, it’s not rich in fruit enzymes or vitamin C, so its primary role is as a manual exfoliant, not a brightening treatment. I recommend starting with once a week to see how your skin responds. If all feels good, you can gradually increase to two or three times a week, depending on your skin's needs.
Next is the most intensive of our exfoliants—the Resurfacing Facial Exfoliant. This is a chemical exfoliant formulated with a honey-derived lactic acid suspended in a smooth gel. There’s no physical grit—just a sheer layer you apply like a mask. Lactic acid works by dissolving the bonds (called desmosomes) that hold dull, dead skin cells together. It also encourages a plumper, more hydrated appearance over time. What makes this formula unique is that while it provides deeper exfoliation, it’s also incredibly balancing. Ingredients like cucumber distillate, hyaluronic acid, and blue tansy offer soothing, hydrating support—so even though this exfoliant is more active, most people don’t experience extreme dryness or irritation. Start by using it once a week or every 10 days. If your skin is dry or more sensitive, keep it to once a week. If your skin is more resilient, you may be able to work up to twice a week. Some users do, but I recommend easing in slowly. You’ll want to apply a thin layer and leave it on for 3 to 10 minutes—the ideal window for exfoliation. After 10 minutes, the exfoliating activity stops, and it transitions into more of a cooling, soothing mask. One of the main benefits of this exfoliant, beyond surface renewal, is its ability to support the appearance of fine lines—particularly in areas like the nasolabial folds or between the brows. The lactic acid encourages a fuller, plumper look, improving both texture and tone over time. You may also notice a more even appearance in areas of discoloration as exfoliation helps to lift away surface dullness.
As with any deeper exfoliant, it’s important to protect your freshly exfoliated skin. So be sure to follow up the next day—and ideally every day—with your Sun Love sunscreen. Now, a quick note: you can layer exfoliants if you're experienced and know how your skin reacts. For example, some people will use Radiant C or Kaolin Micro Exfoliant first and then follow with the Resurfacing Facial Exfoliant. This will definitely increase the intensity. If you choose to try this, make sure you've already tested each product individually and that your skin tolerates them well. As a former esthetician, I personally love a good intense skincare moment—but it's important to tune in to what your skin needs. Let’s transition now into masks, which typically follow the exfoliation step. You’ll cleanse your skin first, then exfoliate (if it’s an exfoliation day), and then apply a mask. You can absolutely mask on a different day than you exfoliate—or do both on the same day, depending on your schedule and preferences. I already mentioned the Illuminating Pearl Mask, which is a favorite for helping promote radiant, even-looking skin. It’s especially helpful if you’re looking to reduce the appearance of discoloration or dullness. This mask includes licorice root, turmeric, uva ursi, and a bit of honey—soothing, brightening, and deeply nourishing ingredients. Another favorite is the Coconut Honey Mask.
This one is incredibly rich and moisturizing, perfect for those with dry or moisture-depleted skin. If you’re someone who feels like you're doing everything right but still can't shake that dry feeling, this mask is a wonderful way to supplement hydration. Using it once or twice a week can help restore a soft, nourished texture. Lastly, we have the Charcoal Cacao Mask. This is a pitch-black mask featuring activated charcoal and cacao to help purify and balance the skin. It’s especially well-suited to combination skin or skin that’s feeling congested or oily in certain areas. You can apply it all over, or just target the areas with excess oil or enlarged pores. Keep in mind that charcoal draws out impurities—and with it, some moisture—so if your skin is on the dry side, you may want to limit application to specific zones or use it once a week.
From there, once your mask is complete, rinse gently and continue with the rest of your routine. Let’s pause here and see if any more questions have come in.
Okay, let’s talk about toning mist. I’m really just going to focus on one here because it tends to be the best fit for most skin types. This is our Botanical Hydration Mist with Immortelle. Using a toning mist is pretty straightforward. Just remove the cap and mist it directly onto your skin. You want the skin to be damp—but not dripping—before applying your next steps. This one is especially ideal for dry or mature skin. We start with hydrosols that naturally help replenish moisture, and in this formula, we’ve chosen rose and immortelle, both of which are known to soften the appearance of skin and help support areas with more facial movement or deeper lines. In addition to those florals, this mist also includes chamomile and frankincense, which make it a great option for sensitive or reactive skin. It calms quickly, so if your skin tends to flare up easily, this can be really helpful for fast soothing—whether after a workout, exposure to heat, or even while out at a restaurant. Beyond those skin benefits, a toning mist plays a crucial role in your routine. It helps prime the skin, preparing it to absorb your serum and facial oil more effectively. This is especially helpful for very dry skin types—if you’re finding that your oil just sits on the surface and doesn’t seem to sink in, applying it after misting can make a big difference. When your skin is damp, products spread more easily, so you end up using less and they absorb more deeply.
So for this group, I’d say the Botanical Hydration Mist with Immortelle is likely the best fit. Now, to answer Lisa’s question about which cleanser to use for large pores—it depends a bit on what’s going on in your skin. If you’re experiencing large pores and also working with signs of aging, I’d recommend the Phytonutrient Cleanser. It has active ingredients that support both concerns. If your skin is truly oily, which I don’t believe most of this group is—but if that’s the case—the Citrus Mint Cleanser might be a better match. It’s specifically formulated to cut through excess oil and leave the skin feeling fresh and clean. But again, if your skin is more combination and you're working on texture and aging concerns, stick with the Phytonutrient Cleanser.
Okay, let’s get into serums. I’ll go through all of them briefly so we stay on time—but if you’d like me to expand on anything, just let me know. We’ll start with the Anti-Aging Serum. This is a classic favorite and comes in two sizes. One of its key ingredients is hyaluronic acid, which helps plump the appearance of the skin by drawing in moisture. When used with a toning mist, that moisture gets pulled deeper into the skin, helping support smoother-looking skin and softening the look of fine lines. This formula also contains a blend of florals that help the skin maintain its resilience—especially in areas where we move our face a lot, like around the eyes and mouth.
Next is the Citrus Stem Cell Serum, which incorporates orange-derived stem cells.
Stem cells are wonderful for helping support the appearance of firmness and lift. This one also includes uva ursi, licorice root, and schisandra berry—ingredients that are known to support the look of uneven tone by calming the appearance of dark spots. This serum works relatively quickly and is one of our most targeted formulas for brightening. It contains the least amount of hyaluronic acid, so if your skin is very dry, you might want to pair it with a booster or choose a more hydrating option. Next is the Probiotic Serum with Tremella. This one is perfect for sensitive or reactive skin, especially if your skin feels off-balance. It includes a probiotic complex and olive leaf ferment, which work together to help support your skin’s natural microbiome. That means it helps feed the beneficial bacteria on your skin, promoting a more balanced, calm appearance. This is an excellent choice if you're dealing with skin that’s easily irritated, dry, or experiencing redness.
Now for a Wild Alchemy Collection favorite—the Wild Fruit Serum. This one targets multiple signs of aging. It includes hyaluronic acid for plumping, Madonna lily stem cells for lifting, and uva ursi and kakadu plum for brightening. Kakadu plum is rich in natural vitamin C and helps support overall radiance and even skin tone. This formula also contains resveratrol, which helps smooth and refine the skin’s appearance. It’s one of our most comprehensive serums for those looking to address a range of aging-related concerns. Next is the Activated Hemp Serum, which has a creamier consistency than the others. It features a blend of cannabinoids including CBG and CBN, and it’s especially helpful for very dry or sensitive skin. The texture is rich and comforting, unlike the thinner, more fluid consistency of our aloe-based serums. This is a great fit for anyone who feels like their skin needs extra nourishment or calming support. All of the serums I’ve mentioned so far can be used morning or evening. I don’t usually recommend mixing them together in your hand, since blending different actives can dilute their effectiveness—especially when targeting concerns like pigmentation or lifting, where consistency and concentration really matter. If you want to rotate between serums, you might try one in the morning and another in the evening. That’s a common and effective approach.
Now let’s talk about one that’s for nighttime only: the Activated Night Serum. This formula includes BioActive A, our plant-based alternative to retinol. It’s made with an algae-derived compound that works similarly to retinol by gently exfoliating the skin’s surface—helping to improve the appearance of fine lines, pores, dark spots, and more. We chose this alternative because it works with the body’s natural rhythms and avoids some of the downsides associated with traditional retinols, like intense dryness or thinning of the skin over time. This serum also includes black cumin seed, astaxanthin, superoxide dismutase, Tremella mushroom, and hyaluronic acid to support hydration and skin balance overnight. The texture is rich and creamy—similar to the Activated Hemp Serum—and the formulation is designed to sync with your skin’s nighttime repair cycle. We recommend using it in the evening only, and especially being mindful about sunscreen during the day afterward. If you have sensitive skin, start by using it two nights a week and adjust from there. I personally use it four nights on, three nights off, and that rhythm works well for my skin, which is dry to normal. Now, someone asked if hyaluronic acid can be used on its own. That brings us to the Concentrated Boosting Elixirs. This set includes three targeted boosters: Hydrate, which contains hyaluronic acid and peptides; Brighten, which features vitamin C supported by sea buckthorn; and Revitalize, which contains BioActive A, the same active found in the Activated Night Serum.
These boosters are designed to be mixed into your serum, oil, or cream—not applied directly to the skin. Hydrate is the most gentle of the three and technically can be used on its own, but it’s still best to blend it with a base product. This ensures the hyaluronic acid pulls moisture from the right place—like your toning mist or cream—rather than from your skin. Brighten and Revitalize are both more active, and I don’t recommend applying them directly. I've tested them myself, and even for someone who tolerates intensity well, they’re best used mixed in. One note: Brighten and Revitalize should not be used together in the same application. Their actives can cancel each other out. So typically, Brighten becomes your morning booster and Revitalize is your evening one. You can use up to three drops mixed into your serum, oil, or cream—whichever you’re using that day. If you're interested in just one, Hydrate and Brighten are also available individually. Let’s pause here and see if there are any questions before we move into moisturizers.
Okay, there are a couple of products I want to talk about here, starting with the cream—specifically, the Restorative Facial Cream. If you’ve been with us for a while, you know this is one of the newest additions to our collection. For years—nearly from the beginning—we only carried oils for moisturization. Oil is a fantastic form of moisture, and I’ll talk more about that in a moment. But we created this cream for people who either weren’t comfortable using oils, didn’t love the texture, or simply wanted a different option. The texture of the Restorative Facial Cream is incredibly soft and luscious. It absorbs quickly and leaves more of a satin, flat finish—not glossy or shiny like heavier creams or oils. That finish is intentional. It’s great if you prefer a non-dewy look, or if you need something that absorbs quickly into the skin, especially in the morning. This formula was designed with signs of aging in mind. When I first saw the ingredient list, I honestly thought it was a wishlist—it’s that comprehensive. It includes ceramides and oat kernel extract to support the skin’s moisture barrier, helichrysum, reishi, propolis, stem cells, and a beautiful balance of water-based and oil-based ingredients. Together, they create a deeply hydrating experience that still feels light on the skin. If you’re trying to prioritize your budget, you can use this cream in place of both a serum and an oil.
Now, let’s talk about oils. For many years, oils were our only moisturizers. The reason is twofold. First, it’s incredibly difficult to create a cream without synthetic emulsifiers or preservatives—and we’re proud that this cream meets our clean formulation standards. Second, oils are very easily recognized by the skin as a form of moisture. Especially if you’re dry, your skin tends to integrate oil quickly, rather than letting it just sit on the surface. Starting with our classic: the Anti-Aging Facial Oil. This has a jojoba oil base, which is rich and nourishing. It’s a longtime favorite and one of the very first products we ever launched. It has a cult following for good reason. We infuse this oil with herbs like broccoli seed, chia, and goji berry—powerful antioxidants and skin-supportive botanicals. It leaves the skin soft, supple, and well-moisturized. Then there’s the Herbal Facial Oil for Normal & Combination Skin. If you’re someone whose skin shifts—maybe a bit oily in some areas and dry in others—this is a great balancing oil. It uses grape seed oil as its base, which feels lighter than jojoba, and it’s blended with herbs that help support oil-water balance. It’s ideal for combination skin that’s still looking for anti-aging benefits. Next is the Rejuvenating Facial Oil, which is one of our most advanced oils for addressing signs of aging. Unlike the others, which are infused and strained before bottling, this one includes active ingredients added directly into the final formula. Ingredients like black cumin seed, butterfly pea flower, blue tansy, and mangongo seed work together to smooth the appearance of fine lines and promote a soft, even texture. I’ve had customers share before-and-after photos showing visible improvements in just a short amount of time—especially on the forehead. All of these oils can be used on their own or paired with the Restorative Facial Cream. Personally, I like to mix a pump of the cream with a pump of the Rejuvenating Facial Oil in my hand before applying. It gives me that soft, nourished finish I love. I’ll use a little more cream at night, but that combo works beautifully for my skin.
Next, I recommend finishing your routine with the Anti-Aging Eye Cream. Just half a pump is enough—gently tap it between your ring fingers and press it along the orbital bone. This formula includes lingonberry stem cells, CoQ10 for skin support, and cucumber distillate to help reduce the appearance of puffiness. It’s a product I use daily because I see results fast—especially under the eyes where puffiness tends to show up. It’s a rich, creamy texture, so I suggest applying it after your oil or cream. It’s fine to apply before, but layering it over your moisturizer gives you better absorption and feel. Now, let’s talk about sun protection. This is the Sun Love Everyday Sheer Sunscreen. It’s a non-nano zinc oxide formula, which is important because non-nano zinc is large enough to sit on the surface of the skin rather than entering the bloodstream. It’s reef-safe, antioxidant-rich, and wears beautifully. Zinc oxide and iron oxide sunscreens often have a reputation for leaving a white cast, but this one sheers out beautifully and gives a soft glow. It contains nourishing oils like buriti fruit and pumpkin seed, but it’s not overly moisturizing—so most people still use it in addition to their regular moisturizer. It is not waterproof, so keep that in mind if you’re swimming or sweating heavily. But for everyday use, it’s one of my favorite finishes.
A couple quick comparisons. The Anti-Aging Serum is more hydrating and floral-focused for skin strength and plumpness, while the Citrus Stem Cell Serum is lighter and more targeted for brightening and lifting.
Do you apply the same products to the neck? Yes, mostly. I personally don’t love applying oil on my neck—it can feel heavy or transfer to clothing. So I cleanse, tone, and apply serum to my neck and chest, and then moisturize with Radiant Skin Silk Body Lotion, which is lightweight and absorbs easily. In the evening, I sometimes use our Palo Santo Body Butter for richer hydration. I also apply Sun Love on my neck and chest daily. These areas often show signs of aging sooner than the face, so sun protection is key. And since we have time, I want to mention the Gua Sha.
If you’ve joined any of our past sessions, you know I love this tool. It’s a great way to support the appearance of lift and tone in the skin. When using it, don’t forget your neck. Often, tension in the neck can actually pull the lower face downward, so releasing that area is important. Use the flat edge on the neck and the curved edge along the jawline. You don’t need to do a full session every time—five minutes a day can be incredibly effective. It’s much more about consistency than duration. Can Gua Sha help after drooping has started? Often, yes—especially along the jawline. In many cases, drooping is due to muscle tension or restricted fascia in the neck. As you work with it, you might see immediate results from lymphatic drainage and longer-term results from improved muscle and fascia mobility. It’s gentle, noninvasive, and a beautiful way to care for your skin.
One question I saw: what’s the shelf life of the serums and oils, and does refrigeration help? Most products have a two-year shelf life from the production date, which is printed on the bottom of each bottle. You don’t have to refrigerate them, but doing so can extend the life—especially if you’re stocking up. Just store unopened products in the fridge and bring them out when you’re ready to use them. Once opened, there’s no need to return them to the fridge if you finish them within 1–3 months.
When is the best time to use Gua Sha? It’s really up to you. I personally love doing it in the morning because it helps reduce puffiness for the day. But many people enjoy it at night, especially with a richer oil like the Rejuvenating Facial Oil. Either way, try to use it consistently and for at least five minutes.
Can you mix oil, serum, and booster together? Yes, you can. Mix them in the palm of your hand and apply after cleansing and toning. If you’re very dry, you might apply the serum and booster first, and then layer the oil over top to seal it in. But for most people, mixing them together works beautifully and streamlines your routine.
Do our products help build skin thickness long term? Not necessarily thickness, but definitely the appearance of resilience and moisture retention. The oils and cream are designed to be recognized by your skin as a form of nourishment. Over time, this can result in skin that feels more hydrated, more supple, and more balanced. Our serums also work on the lower layers of the skin to gradually improve tone and texture from within. So while the skin may not become thicker, it does become stronger, better supported, and more resilient with consistent use.
Which oil is most similar to the Restorative Facial Cream? None of them are an exact match, since the cream has a unique combination of ingredients—like stem cells, a coconut ferment, propolis, and reishi—that aren’t present in the oils. But the Rejuvenating Facial Oil is the closest in terms of addressing signs of aging.
What's the number one product for lifting and tightening? The first thing that comes to mind is the Gua Sha, but in terms of topical products, I’d say the Wild Fruit Serum. With stem cells, hyaluronic acid, resveratrol, and brightening botanicals, it offers visible results in plumpness and firmness.
If you have any remaining questions, feel free to reach out to us at customer support. You might hear from Alexandra or Katie—or your message may find its way to me. Thank you so much for spending your time with me today. I know this was a lot of information, so happy shopping—and hopefully, I’ll see you again on another call!
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