For blemish-prone skin that's tired of being stripped. A gentle niacinamide cleanser and a face oil that works with your skin, not against it.
Kaolin clay lifts excess oil and the day's grime without scrubbing or that tight, squeaky feeling.
Niacinamide is one of the best-studied ingredients for oily, blemish-prone skin, and it's in every scoop of Reishi Reset.
Face Food absorbs quickly. Two or three drops are all it takes, so skin feels nourished, never greasy.
Signature mushroom
Ganoderma sichuanense · Lentinula edodes
Here for comfort, not as blemish fighters
We won't claim mushrooms fight breakouts: that research is still in the lab. What reishi and shiitake bring is a gentle, non-stripping routine, which matters because harsh routines can leave blemish-prone skin dry, tight and irritated.
Proven partner
In Reishi Reset
Niacinamide is one of the best-studied ingredients for oily, blemish-prone skin. Reishi Reset pairs it with kaolin clay, which lifts excess oil and the day's grime without scrubbing.
Cleanse once a day, or twice after a workout. Use 2–3 drops of Face Food, no more, and give it a week. Trying it for the first time? Start with the Mini on one area.
A face oil won't clog pores just because it's an oil. Most 'comedogenic' ratings come from old animal tests, and many of those ingredients don't clog pores when tested on people. Everyone's skin is different, though, so spot-test first.
Reishi and shiitake are our signature. The lab research on them is promising and early, and the human studies so far are small. So every ritual pairs them with ingredients that have the human studies behind them: niacinamide, colloidal oat and plant oils. We'd rather tell you that than oversell.
Not necessarily. Face Food uses lightweight oils that absorb quickly. Start with 2–3 drops at night and watch for a week. If you have painful or cystic breakouts, see a dermatologist: skincare can support a routine, but it doesn't replace treatment.
