Milky Hydrating Essence

A hydrating essence replenishes moisture, while traditional toners were used mainly to rebalance pH.

Historically, toners were created to correct skin’s pH after cleansing, but most modern cleansers are already pH-friendly. Today, what your skin craves after cleansing is hydration. A hydrating essence acts like a drink for the skin, deeply quenching while delivering antioxidants and calming ingredients. Bio Juice not only hydrates but also helps purify, protect, and promote a healthy glow, making it a more nourishing step than a traditional toner."

Bio Juice supports your skin in the morning without the need for cleansing.

While you sleep, your skin goes through a natural rebalancing process, strengthening its protective barrier. Cleansing in the morning can wash away those beneficial oils and barrier. Instead, we recommend a simple splash of water followed by Bio Juice essence, to help refresh and protect your skin without stripping.

Yes - Bio Juice hydrates, but you still need to lock in that hydration with a moisturiser or oil.

Bio Juice is packed with humectants, which draw and hold water in your skin. To keep that hydration from evaporating, you’ll need to seal it with a nourishing face cream, oil, or balm. We recommend using moisturisers in the morning for barrier support and face oils or balms in the evening for deeper nourishment.

Learn more in our blog: Why You Should Never Use A Face Cream Again.

No, apply Bio Juice directly with clean fingertips for best results.

Using your hands ensures all the goodness goes directly into your skin instead of being absorbed by cotton pads. This method also reduces waste, making your routine more eco-friendly. Think of Bio Juice more like a serum - you want every drop to count.

Rolling your pouch helps make it correctly processed for recycling.

If the pouch is left flat, it can mistakenly end up in the paper stream at recycling facilities, contaminating the process. Rolling and securing it makes sure the Roll ‘n’ Recycle pouch stays in the plastics stream where it belongs. Learn more at Roll ‘n’ Recycle.

In the current recycling environment, Roll n Recycle would have more success being recycled, but it is not perfect.

Our refill pouches are made from Low Density Polypropylene (LDPE), which Planet Ark surveys show is widely accepted by councils across Australia. While Roll ‘n’ Recycle increases the likelihood of your pouch being successfully recycled, it’s still best to confirm with your local council. Find out what your area accepts at Recycling Near You.