Skin Rehab — Your Daily Ritual

THE AYURVANNA SKIN REHAB EDIT

Small rituals.
Better skin habits.

A little knowledge. A little care. A routine you can actually keep.
Explore, tap and build your own daily ritual.

01 · LISTEN TO YOUR SKIN

How does your skin feel today?

Tap the card that sounds familiar. This is a starting point, not a skin diagnosis.

Dry or tight.

Bring comfort back to the basics.

Show me where to start

Choose a gentle cleanser, use lukewarm water and moisturise after washing. A richer moisturiser may suit dry skin. Avoid scrubbing tight-feeling skin.

Curious about a nourishing evening step? Explore our Face Nectar’s oils and check the ingredients for your sensitivities.

Meet Face Nectar →

Oily or mixed.

Gentle care still belongs here.

Show me where to start

Cleanse gently and choose products suited to your skin. You can still need a moisturiser when your skin feels oily; look for a texture you find comfortable.

Persistent breakouts deserve proper advice. Adding more products is not always the answer.

Explore the formulas →

Reactive or unsettled.

Make room for a simpler routine.

Show me where to start

Pause anything that stings or irritates. Keep your routine simple and consider fragrance-free products. Natural botanicals and essential oils can also cause reactions.

For persistent redness, itching, pain or a rash, talk to a qualified health professional rather than trying to treat it with a cosmetic.

02 · THE BOTANICAL EXPLORER

Come closer to the ingredients.

Botanicals from our original Skin Rehab edit, reimagined as little stories to uncover.

Engraved botanical study of blue-green spirulina

Spirulina

Meet a botanical in our cleansing ritual.

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Spirulina appears in Sacred Plant Cleansing Oil alongside almond oil, kawakawa and maca. Explore the finished formula rather than applying kitchen powders directly to your face.

Explore Sacred Plant Cleansing Oil →
Vintage botanical engraving of maca leaves and root

Maca

From the original edit to your daily cleanse.

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Activated Peruvian maca is another botanical named in our cleansing oil. An ingredient’s story is one part of the picture; how the complete formula feels on your skin matters too.

Read the formula →
Vintage mānuka blossom and honey illustration

Mānuka honey

A sweeter moment of care.

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New Zealand mānuka honey is the signature ingredient in Skin Toffee. Discover the mask’s ingredient list and follow its pack directions for your ritual.

Meet Skin Toffee →
Vintage hemp foliage and seed illustration

Hemp

Botanical care, beyond your face.

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Hemp seed oil features in Everything Oil, our body-care ritual. Massage onto lightly damp body skin after a shower for a soft, nourished feel.

Discover Everything Oil →

03 · YOUR DAILY RESET

A routine that fits real life.

Morning: care & protect.

Open the morning ritual

Cleanse gently as needed, then apply your moisturiser. Finish with broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher before heading outdoors. Follow the sunscreen label and reapply as directed, especially after swimming or sweating.

Shade and protective clothing belong in your routine too. A mist, serum or facial oil does not replace sunscreen.

Evening: cleanse & comfort.

Open the evening ritual

Remove the day’s makeup and buildup with a cleanser that suits you. Follow with your moisturiser. Add optional treatments one at a time, following their directions.

Explore our cleansing ritual →

Try your daily checklist.

Tick off the habits you made time for today. These ticks reset when you reload the page.

04 · CARE BEYOND THE BOTTLE

Keep the good habits. Leave the pressure.

Food & skin: what’s the connection?

Enjoy a varied diet that suits your needs. The original edit explored foods such as kefir, flaxseed and fermented vegetables, but no single food promises clear skin.

Research on probiotics and skin conditions is mixed. Food or supplements should not replace care for eczema, acne or rosacea.

When the season changes

Notice how your skin feels rather than replacing everything at once. Cold air and indoor heating may call for a richer moisturiser; a lighter texture may feel better in warm weather. Keep gentle cleansing and sun protection consistent.

Can I make a kitchen face mask?

A finished skincare formula and a food ingredient are different things. We recommend using products designed for skin and following their instructions, rather than applying lemon juice or mixing food powders onto your face.

How do I introduce something new?

Add one product at a time, check its ingredients and follow the instructions. Test a new product on a small area first. If irritation develops, stop using it. Ask a dermatologist for advice if you have ongoing concerns.