Mitopure® is a highly pure, patented form of Urolithin A, a postbiotic molecule that renews cellular health by improving mitochondrial function. In skincare, it promotes more youthful-looking skin in as little as 15 days, reducing the appearance of wrinkle depth and volume, boosting elasticity and firmness, supporting collagen assembly and improving hydration and barrier function. Learn more here.

Cellular energy is the key to longevity, inside and out. As you age, your mitochondria — the energy producers of your cells — become depleted and dysfunctional.

Mitopure® is clinically proven to revitalize the mitochondria by stimulating a crucial cellular clean-up process called mitophagy, enhancing the skin’s natural energy supply. The result is healthy, youthful-looking skin, without the sensitivity or irritation associated with retinol, Vitamin C and other actives.

After cleansing, dispense a nickel-sized amount onto a cotton round and sweep across the face and neck. Do not rinse. Recommended for use up to once daily up to 4x weekly in the evening for overnight renewal. Avoid direct contact with eyes and follow with Serum and Moisturizer. Apply SPF when using during the day.

Pro tip: To maximize product usage, dispense onto fingertips and apply directly to face, as you would a serum.

Unlike products that provide mechanical exfoliation with ingredients like sugar, salt or synthetic materials, the Resurfacing Exfoliator provides gentle yet effective chemical exfoliation with a cocktail of plant-based acids. It supports and enhances the renewal of dead skin cells, revealing a clear, radiant complexion.

In our user trial, 96.66% of participants agreed that the Resurfacing Exfoliator effectively refines skin texture, making it smoother and more even-toned.

To avoid irritation, it is generally not recommended to use an acid exfoliator with retinol. If using these products together in your routine, apply them on alternating days. Before using the Resurfacing Exfoliator, test for sensitivity by applying the product as directed to a small area of the forearm and observing for 24 hours.