EVERY AGE Serum Nourish 30s
Somewhere in your 30s skin stops bouncing back on its own — the first lines stay, tone gets patchy, and a late night shows. Nourish is a face oil built for skin in its 30s: bakuchiol does the work people reach for retinol to do, without the peeling; sea buckthorn and rosehip feed the barrier with the fatty acids it is starting to lose; and an oil-soluble vitamin C ester keeps tone even. Step 4 of the routine — the last layer, morning and night.
$93.00
Is it for your skin?
The science
Key ingredients
Full ingredients
How to use
NOW
A silky oil that disappears into damp skin in under a minute. Skin feels cushioned and looks rested rather than shiny — makeup goes over it fine.
NEXT
By week three or four the surface feels smoother and tone looks more even. No flaking, no adjustment period — bakuchiol does not ask for one.
OVER TIME
Used daily for twelve weeks, the look of fine lines and dark marks softens. A barrier kept fed with lipids and antioxidants is the quiet reason skin in its 30s keeps looking like itself.
KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.
Bakuchiol, sea buckthorn and an oil-soluble vitamin C ester on a rosehip and squalane base. Here is what published research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this bottle.
Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.
LAST LAYER. THREE TO FIVE DROPS.
Shake the bottle. Press 3–5 drops into clean, slightly damp skin, morning and night. Oils go last — after any water-based serum, mist or moisturizer, so they seal it in. Press rather than rub, and let it absorb before makeup.
Contains bakuchiol, which we suggest skipping during pregnancy — reach for Ekoa Face Oil instead. Give it twelve weeks; that is how long the studies ran.
SEE YOUR
CONCERN?
SO DID WE.
Somewhere in your 30s skin stops bouncing back on its own — the first lines stay, tone gets patchy, and a late night shows. Nourish is a face oil built for skin in its 30s: bakuchiol does the work people reach for retinol to do, without the peeling; sea buckthorn and rosehip feed the barrier with the fatty acids it is starting to lose; and an oil-soluble vitamin C ester keeps tone even. Step 4 of the routine — the last layer, morning and night.








































