“For us, less is better. Fewer products, simple rituals, maximum results. Instead of overwhelming your skin with endless steps, we focus on high-performing ingredients that work with your skin, not against it.”

- Estella, Founder and Formulator

Hormonal shifts play a major role in how our skin behaves. When life is busy and we’re feeling overwhelmed, a simple skincare ritual can be the reset required.

Follow this simple 3 step ritual to enjoy your own at home facial in a bottle.

1. Take a moment to breathe deeply before warming The Cleanser in your fingertips. Massage over the skin, and apply tepid water to activate the oil-to-milk transformation, dissolving impurities without stripping moisture.

2. Rinse, then press The Luminous Face & Eye Serum into your skin, allowing its antioxidant-rich botanicals to calm, hydrate, and restore.

3. Seal in the goodness with your chosen finishing product, from The Beauty or The Bakuchiol or for an evening ritual use The Midnight. If time allows, complete the ritual with a gua sha massage, lifting, sculpting, and releasing tension with every stroke.

For Skin Type Combinations - see the LV Botanic recommendations below

Dry Skin 

1. The Cleanser 
2. The Luminous Face & Eye Serum
3. The Beauty
4. The Gua Sha

Combinational Skin

1. The Cleanser or The Cleansing Bar
2. The Luminous Face & Eye Serum
3. The Bakuchiol
4. The Gua Sha

Oily + Acne Prone Skin

1. The Cleansing Bar
2. The Luminous Face & Eye Serum
3. The Bakuchiol
4. The Gua Sha

In a world of overcomplicated skincare, paring back is an act of confidence.

Instead of constantly switching products in search of quick fixes, a carefully curated ritual built on nutrient-rich, bioavailable ingredients gives skin the space to self-regulate and thrive.

Our botanical products work in synergy with your skin’s natural processes, reducing inflammation, strengthening resilience, and restoring glow all without unnecessary fillers or synthetic irritants.

Because sometimes, the most powerful transformation happens when you do less.

Photography : Linda Wit,

Copy : Rachael Grieve