- Two full-size products
- 10% off the set
- Barrier-first
- Esthetician-developed
- No synthetic fragrance
Why these two
Opposite textures, opposite problems.
Gel is wrong at night — it cannot break down SPF. Balm is wrong in the morning — there is nothing to dissolve, so it is just a rich film on clean skin.
Used as a pair they also fix the most common home-care failure: double cleansing that nobody keeps up. This is one correct cleanser at each end of the day, which people actually sustain — and sustained is where results come from.
What each one does
- Marigold Morning — wake the face, clear the night, keep the barrier
- Moonlight Milk — take the whole day off, completely, without stripping
What’s inside
Two cleansers, no compromise
Each one is a full size, and each one is available on its own. Together they cost 10% less.
How to use
Morning and night.
Two products, two moments. Neither takes more than a minute.
- Morning
Marigold Morning
Massage a small amount over damp skin for 30 seconds. Rinse, pat dry, carry on with your routine.
- Night
Moonlight Milk
Start on dry skin with dry hands. Massage a scoop over the whole face for a full minute, then wet your hands and keep going until it turns milky. Rinse well.
Heavy days
Full makeup or heavy SPF earns a second pass with Marigold Morning after the balm.
Questions
Good to know
Do I still need to double cleanse?
Only on heavy days. Moonlight Milk alone handles a normal day.
Can I use Moonlight Milk in the morning?
You can, if your skin is very dry. Most people find it unnecessary.
Will the balm break me out?
Black cumin and camellia are both low on the comedogenic scale, and the balm is designed to rinse fully rather than sit. Rinse thoroughly and it should not.
Is it safe on eye makeup?
Yes. Keep your eyes closed while you massage, and rinse well.
What if I already own one of them?
Both are available on their own — the duo simply prices them together.