The Six-Seed Balm
Skin is not a surface,
It's a structure.
Skin that feels tight or looks dull is often missing structure, not more product. More steps don't mean better skin. Start with the foundation.
Built like skin,
Layer by layer.
I wanted the nourishment of a balm, without the heaviness that so often comes with it. The first layer is what you feel immediately: a balm that melts on contact and leaves the skin soft, with a satin finish. Beneath it, lipids and active ingredients support the barrier, help the skin hold on to moisture for longer, and keep it feeling soft and comfortable. One formula, built the way skin is — in layers.
Discover the balmThree layers. Each one with a different role.
From first contact to continued support, each layer of the formula has a different role. First, it melts and spreads in a fine satin layer. Then its lipids help soften and support the barrier. Over time, the actives support smoother, more even-looking skin.
Melts on contact, spreads in a fine layer and leaves the skin soft with a light satin finish.
Softens dry skin, supports the barrier and helps the skin hold on to moisture for longer.
Supports smoother texture, a more even-looking complexion and skin quality over time.
Six seeds Six different roles
each oil included for a reason
A liquid wax that softens dry skin and leaves a fine, comfortable lipid layer. It gives the balm its smooth glide and helps the other oils spread evenly.
Rich in erucic acid, Abyssinian oil spreads in a very thin layer and leaves the skin smooth without a greasy film. It is an important reason why this oil-rich balm still feels so light.
Exceptionally rich in linoleic acid, cacay oil supports the skin barrier and helps the skin retain moisture. Its naturally occurring tocopherols add antioxidant support, while the oil absorbs with very little residue.
Tomato seed oil is naturally rich in linoleic acid. It softens dry skin and contributes to the fine lipid layer that helps slow moisture loss. Natural tocopherols and phytosterols add antioxidant support to the formula.
Pomegranate seed oil is rich in punicic acid, a rare omega-5 fatty acid. It brings a distinctive lipid profile to the formula and helps the skin remain soft, comfortable and better able to retain moisture.
Rosehip CO₂ combines essential fatty acids with naturally occurring carotenoids and tocopherols. Over time, it supports skin that feels smoother and looks more even.
Beyond the six seeds the actives
Antioxidant. A deep red carotenoid that adds antioxidant support to the skin and helps protect the oils in the formula from oxidation.
The renewer. A plant-based alternative to retinol with clinically studied benefits. Helps refine skin texture and supports a more even-looking complexion. Generally well tolerated.
Moisture and comfort. Rich in palmitoleic acid and carotenoids. It softens dry skin and helps it hold on to moisture, while adding antioxidant support to the formula.
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Moisture brings comfort to dry skin Lipids help the skin hold on to it.
Semi-solid in the jar,
melts on contact.
It softens within seconds, spreads in a fine layer and absorbs quickly. The skin feels soft and comfortable, with a light satin finish that works well under makeup.
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Healthy-looking skin is not built overnight. Like anything built to last, it starts with a strong foundation.
The first day tells you how it feels.
The fourth week tells you what it does.
What fourteen testers noted
silk-soft · satin · nourishing · comfortable · glow · less dry by morning
“A wonderfully soft, natural balm for your face.”
“A luxurious, nourishing balm with a beautiful scent.”
“Easy to spread and feels lovely on the skin.”
* the one who hesitated pointed to the price, not the balm.
The scent comes from the oils, butters and wax themselves. Soft, balanced, natural and quick to settle.
Testers called it "subtle, refined, herbal, a soft summer’s day.”
natural· herbal· hay and honey· a hint of bergamot· balanced.
I wanted to create a different kind of balm. One that did not feel heavy or greasy, but felt right from the first touch and continued to support the skin after application. So I built the formula in layers, following the way skin itself is structured.
I make every batch myself, by hand, in small runs. Not because it is efficient. It isn't. But because it is the only way I can stand behind what is in the jar.
The skin works in layers. So does the balm.
That's where Skin Architecture began.
Water Architecture
Hydration and moisture reserves.
Barrier Architecture
Comfort and resilience.
Skin Architecture
The philosophy behind every formula.
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The first batch is small, and it goes to the list first. Leave your name and I'll write to you when the Six Seed balm is available.