Use Halo Every morning as the first step in your skincare routine.

Dispense 4-8 drops onto clean fingertips or directly to your face. Your skin can be wet or dry. Massage the oil into your skin – face, neck, and décolletage for 30-60 seconds.

Use a warm, wet face cloth to gently wipe the oil from your skin, then pat dry. 

Follow with Gloss Clarifying Serum and Dew Brightening Face Oil

This gentle and effective morning oil cleanser is non-comedogenic, meaning it will not clog pores. It was formulated to be non-irritating and is suitable for all skin types. 

However, It is ideal for oily/combination skin.

Patch test on the inside of your wrist to ensure skin compatibility. If you have any known allergies to any of the plant-based ingredients, avoid use.

Optimal use is every morning as the first step in your skincare routine

Yes.You’re more than welcome to use any other skincare products with Halo and Prism oil cleansers.

You can think of Halo as the first steps in your morning skincare routine.

*If you are wanting to protect your skin microbiome and barrier, be sure to only use microbiome friendly skincare products.

Yes. All ingredients are considered safe to use topically while pregnant and/or breastfeeding.

However, every one is different, so we recommend talking to a doctor prior to use if you have any concerns.

One 15mL bottle of Halo Brightening Oil Cleanser typically lasts 1-2 months depending on usage.

The most straightforward benefit of oil cleansing is its ability to completely remove make-up, pollution, and impurities without damaging your skin barrier.

Foaming cleansers, no matter how gentle or plant-based, have the potential to negatively affect your lipid barrier and skin microbiome.

Your lipid barrier and microbiome are two of the most important components of your skin as they play key roles in keeping your skin youthful and healthy, as well as protecting your skin from the elements and inflammation. So, when they are stripped daily, it’s very difficult for them to replenish.

Halo AM Oil Cleanser is gentle enough to not damage your lipid barrier, and supports your skin’s microbiome as opposed to destroying it, like so many skincare products tend to do.

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Oil cleansing works on the premise “like dissolves like”; while oil and water repel one another, oil and oil attract.

This means that the cleansing oil lifts excess sebum (the oily substance produced by glands on your skin), cleans out clogged pores like blackheads and whiteheads, and removes dead skin, pollutants, and – of course – makeup.

While you may be used to your cleanser sudsing or foaming, Halo AM Oil Cleanser was designed to be massaged onto the surface of your skin with your clean fingertips, which softens and loosens sebum plugs from your pores, then massaged away with a face cloth for gentle and effective cleansing.

KEY POINT: One thing to bear in mind is that oil cleansers must be removed with a face cloth. This can be done by wetting your face cloth with warm water and gently running it along your skin in an upward motion to remove the oil along with all the dirt, make-up, and bad bacteria that it has pulled out of your pores.

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Your skin microbiome, also referred to as skin microbiota or skin flora, is an ecosystem of bacteria on the skin’s surface. It’s made up of trillions of microbiota which have a symbiotic relationship with the skin barrier. 

When both your microbiome and your barrier are healthy they work together to maintain your skin’s pH delicate balance, protect against moisture loss, safeguard against environmental damage, and play a role in preventing premature aging.

However these critical functions can become compromised when there’s an excess of foreign bacteria invading the good bacteria, or your barrier is continuously stripped from harsh skincare products and environmental factors.

The optimal way to protect your skin microbiome is to choose skincare products that work with your microbiome, rather than against it, but gently cleansing the skin without stripping your barrier or throwing off your pH.

The skin barrier, also known as the “moisture barrier” or “acid mantle,” is the outermost layer of your epidermis. The skin barrier’s primary function is to keep the ‘good stuff’ such as moisture in, and the ‘bad stuff’ as free radicals out.

A healthy barrier protects the body from toxins such as pollution, chemicals, and UV rays, and maintains moisture by preventing transepidermal water loss.

An unhealthy barrier is unable to perform either of those functions and leaves your skin inflamed, dehydrated, and vulnerable to free radical damage, which can result in weakened skin cells, collagen degradation, deepening lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and extremely dry skin.

The key to protecting your barrier and maintaining its health is selecting a gentle and effective oil cleanser to thoroughly cleanse your skin of dirt, makeup, pollution, and other foreign bacteria, while protecting the natural ceramides and oils that coat the skin’s barrier, without stripping or disrupting your skin’s microbiome.

Email us at hello@stunnco.com and we will add common questions to this list as they come up.