HOW TO USE

Dispense one or two pumps of cleanser into palm. Gently work into your skin in upward and outward circular motions. Remove with cotton moistened with lukewarm water, then rinse thoroughly. Repeat if necessary.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Repechage Laminaria Digitata Seaweed Filtrate

• Created by a proprietary extraction method that produces a nutrient-rich fluid, this extract contains all the phyto-nutrients from sustainably-harvested Seaweed in their most potent form. In addition, this seaweed is a source of many important nutrients, including polyunsaturated fatty acids, enzymes and bioactive peptides. Essential fatty acids help maintain our skin barrier, and polysaccharides such as Alginic Acid, help to lock moisture into our skin.

Mastic Oil

• Known as the Tears of Chios, Mastic or Mastiha is a precious, ivory-colored resin with a balsam-like scent derived from the mastic tree known scientifically as Pistacia lentiscus. This ingredient is known to help strengthen the appearance of the skin barrier, reduce dryness, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and dark spots.

Camellia Japonica Seed Oil

• Also known as Tsubaki oil, used for centuries in Japan, this ingredient is known to help strengthen the appearance of the skin barrier while it helps prevent moisture loss.

ABOUT THE BRAND

Repechage is made proudly in the United States of America with the finest ingredients from around the world. Repechage is always conducting ongoing research for new applications of their seaweed as well as investigating the newest ingredients to help address problems relating to the skin. In-house quality control systems check every batch twice to ensure the finest, purest quality of product.

What is the Magic of Seaweed and Repechage?

It used as plant nutrient in the deserts of Israel. And if it can hydrate the desert, imagine what it can do for your skin!

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Want your skin to look glowing? You can credit the use of seaweed with increased hydration and improves the complexion. Scientists believe that seaweed produces over 70% of the earth's oxygen.

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Seaweed feeds itself through osmosis by absorbing minerals and vitamins from the seawater. By an exclusive proprietary method, Repechage chemists expel the intercellular fluid from the fibrous seaweed tissue while retaining the activity of the vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and amino acids.

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Researchers point out the almost uncanny similarity between seawater and human plasma, our intercellular fluid. The sea covers over two-thirds of our planet, and, perhaps as no coincidence, the human body is made of two-thirds water as well.