Wild swims. Warm rituals.
For the adventurous, the free spirited, the passionate.
Vegan friendly, natural ingredients
Vegan friendly, natural ingredients
Vegan friendly, natural ingredientsThe ritual
Your post-swim exhale.
From sea air to warm water. One cleanser, one cloth, about a minute.
Step 1
Smooth onto dry skin
Take a pea-sized scoop and smooth it over your face. It gently melts in.
Step 2
Press with a warm cloth
Soak a soft cloth in warm water, wring it out and hold it to your face for a breath or two.
Step 3
Lift away and exhale
Gently wipe the balm away. It leaves a moisturising layer behind, so skin stays soft and comfortable for the rest of your day.
Meet the cleanser
One cleanser, made well.
- Format
- A melting balm you massage onto dry skin, then lift off with a warm cloth.
- Kind to pores
- Made with non-pore-blocking (non-comedogenic) ingredients.
- Texture and after-feel
- A smooth butter that melts into skin. It leaves a soft, moisturising layer so skin feels looked after for hours.
- A note on lavender
- Locally sourced Hampshire lavender essential oil, made for slow breaths after a long day. Sensitive to essential oils? Patch test first.
- What you get
- 50g of balm that typically lasts a few months. Want a soft cloth too? It comes with the gift box.
01 · The pot
Glass, aluminium, made in the UK.
A glass jar with an aluminium lid, both [widely recyclable]. No plastic, and made here in the UK.
02 · What's inside
Four good things.
- Virgin coconut oil from a single source
- Shea butter from a women's co-operative in Ghana
- Marine algae
- Lavender grown in Hampshire
03 · On skin
Melts into silk.
Rich butters melt into a silky oil that leaves skin feeling soft and comforted after cold water, salt and wind.
04 · The ritual
Warm cloth. Simply wipe.
Soak the cloth in warm water, wring it out and wipe the balm away. Skin feels clean, with a moisturised feel that lasts.
05 · The Ocean Score
75/100
Ocean Score
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Packaging
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Born on the Pacific.
In 2018 I attempted to row 2,400 miles from California to Hawaii, to raise awareness of plastic pollution.
Wild swims. Warm rituals.
Straight from the shore.
@oceankind
FAQs
If you've got a question that's not answered here, drop us an email at team@eco-skincare.co.uk
Why we chose a balm and cloth
Because coming home deserves its own little ritual.
We chose a balm-and-cloth format for the hands-on pleasure of cleansing: taking a moment to massage, then using a warm, damp cloth to remove. I also love the natural ingredients in this.
A quieter finish to a day of salt air, sea swims and adventure.
What are the ingredients?
Just four, and we prioritise unprocessed ingredients that are traceable to source: organic virgin coconut oil, shea butter from a women’s co-operative in Ghana that supports girls’ education in the community, marine algae and locally sourced Hampshire lavender essential oil.
Skincare that does good.
Is it vegan friendly?
Yes. Every ingredient is plant or algae based.
What packaging does it use?
A glass jar with an aluminium lid, made in the UK. No plastic tubs or pumps.
Do you use it yourself?
I do, yes. Every day I wear makeup, and whenever I want a little extra pampering.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
[Plain guidance on lavender and essential oils, and patch testing.]
What makes it ocean-kind?
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How do I care for the cloth?
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Where do you deliver, and how fast?
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