Skin2° For Her
A softer palette across the same formulation thinking: hydration first, nothing harsh, nothing overloaded.
The logo, the formulas and the packaging shapes stay identical across both lines. What changes is the colourway, so two people sharing a bathroom shelf can tell their bottles apart at a glance without the brand looking like two different companies.
The same four products
Photographed here in the standard colourway. The for her line carries identical formulas in its own packaging colour.
Hydration Serum
A lightweight daily serum built around humectants that draw water into the surface of the skin and hold it there.
$48
Replenishing Cream
A cushioned cream that seals in the water your serum brings, so hydration lasts through the day rather than the hour.
$54
Gentle Cleanser
A low-foam cleanser that removes the day without stripping the skin, so your face feels clean rather than tight.
$32
Hydrating Mist
A between-steps mist that adds a layer of water for your cream to lock in, and revives skin through a long day.
$28Same logo, three colourways
The wordmark never changes shape. Only its finish does, so every product still reads as Skin2° at a glance.
One brand, two shelves
Skincare is increasingly shared. Two people using the same bathroom should be able to reach for the right bottle without reading the label every morning, and neither should feel like they are borrowing something meant for somebody else.
The formulas are chosen for what skin needs rather than for who is buying, and the colourway does the signalling. Anything from either line works perfectly well for anyone.
- Identical logo, typography and bottle shapes
- A distinct packaging colourway per line
- Formulas selected by skin need, not by category convention
- Nothing in either line is exclusive to one person
Two products is a real routine
If you are starting from scratch, the serum and the cream do most of the visible work. The cleanser and mist make them perform better, but nobody needs to buy four things on day one.
Tell us what your skin is doing at the moment and we will suggest where to begin, including when the honest answer is that you already have what you need.
Begin the ritual
Two minutes in the morning, two at night. That is the whole commitment, and skin responds to consistency more than it responds to complexity.