My heart leaps for joy when I see a product featuring the Leaping Bunny.
Scientia skincare is shelfie-worthy, there’s no doubt about it. It’s the kind of skincare you’d never stash away in a cabinet or in the cupboard under the sink. If you’re OCD (like me), you’d line all the products up, labels forward and according to size. And if you’re more eclectically inclined, you may want to mix it up in a glorious melange of pastel shades. Whatever your tastes are, Scientia is the kind of skincare you want on display.
Oh and did we mention that all the packaging is manufactured from sustainable glass and printed using soy ink? But – as you’ll be delighted to discover, the packaging is certainly not where the magic ends.
What most bloggers and reviewers of Scientia products agree on is that before you feel the sumptuous texture of the product on your skin, you’ll catch its refreshing scent. Peach, sweet almond, rosehip, watermelon – it’s like splashing your face with cool water, infused with a festival of tropical fruit.
Scientia extracts the essence of the most nourishing, uplifting, natural ingredients and combines them with scientifically engineered elements to produce mixtures that put the goodness back in your everyday glow-up. With Scientia you get the best of both worlds. As founder, Tiffany Salmon puts it:
“Forget about the natural vs synthetic debate. We go for good ingredients – the ones that do good and work hard. Whether that’s tranexamic acid whipped up in a lab, or an avocado fresh from the tree.”
Take the
Peachy Clean Milky Oil Cleanser for example. First you’ll catch a hint of its dreamy scent. Then you’ll feel its luxurious texture. It transforms into a milky emulsion when coming into contact with water, creating a silky smooth layer of moisture that you massage into your skin. This product is all about moisture. Its formula contains a secret complex designed to leave an ultra-thin, non-greasy layer of protective hydration on the skin even after rinsing. Glycerin, Baobab oil, amino acids, antioxidants, jojoba – it’s got all the good stuff.