Aqua (Water), Ethylhexyl Palmitate [1], Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride [1], Glycerin [2], Glyceryl Stearate [3], Myristyl Myristate [1], Alpha-Glucan Oligosaccharide [1], Palmitic Acid [3], Stearic Acid [3], Gluconolactone [4], Cetearyl Alcohol [3], Phenoxyethanol [5], Polymnia Sonchifolia Root Juice [2], Lactobacillus [6], Punica Granatum Seed Oil [1], Arginine [7], Lysine Hcl [7], Creatine [7], Calcium Gluconate [2], Xanthan Gum [8] , Sodium Benzoate [5], Maltodextrin [9],Citric Acid [10], Sodium Hydroxide [10]

Gossary: [1] Emollient, [2] Hydrator (Humectant), [3] Emulsifier, [4] Polyhydroxy Acid (PHA), [5] Preservative, [6] Probiotic Bacteria, [7] Amino Acid, [8] Texture Enhancer, [9] Stabiliser, [10] pH Balancer.

It's real. Your skin has a microbiome made up of beneficial bacteria that protect against pathogens, regulate inflammation, and support the barrier. Standard cleansers wipe out the good bacteria along with the bad. Prebiotics (food for good bacteria) and probiotic ferments (which support them directly) help maintain that population. The research is still developing but the principle is sound.

No. This is one of the gentlest cleansers available, so it pairs well with stronger actives in your routine. If you're using retinol or prescription tretinoin, a cleanser that doesn't add to the irritation matters even more. The PHA in the formula won't react with other acids since it's so mild.

Yes. The formula doesn't contain any ingredients with restrictions during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Prebiotics, probiotics, glycerin, and gluconolactone are all considered safe. This is often recommended in clinic during pregnancy when other actives have been dropped.