Skin Rejuvenation Duo | Oil Cleanser & Face Serum Set
Skincare is weirdly performative, like yoga or artisanal toast, but this duo actually works—and doesn’t judge you for eating that toast while skipping yoga.
What It Is:
The & Tread Well Skincare Set pairs a cleansing oil and a face serum that feel less like products and more like tiny interventions for your overworked epidermis. One wipes away the chaos of the day (pollution, sweat, bad decisions), the other quietly restores what life has stolen—hydration, glow, maybe even some dignity. Ingredients are carefully selected, because this isn’t about pretending you live in a spa; it’s about not looking like you live under a rock.
Why You’ll Actually Use It:
Because your skin deserves to have a story beyond your phone screen and your caffeine intake. Cleansing becomes a micro-ritual of self-respect, and moisturizing feels like an existential victory. It’s a subtle flex: “Yes, I care about myself, but I’m also not a zealot about it.” Perfect for mornings, nights, and the random moments that exist somewhere between obligations and free time."
Key Details:
Includes Oil Cleanser and Face Serum
Removes impurities while replenishing hydration
Promotes healthy, glowing skin
Formulated with effective, thoughtful ingredients
Part of a minimal, intentional skincare routine
A minimalist duo that turns cleansing and moisturizing into acts of quiet rebellion against chaos, bad skin, and your own bad habits.
About the brand: & Tread Well
& Tread Well isn't just a skincare brand; it's the Hudson Valley's answer to the wellness-industrial complex. Founded by sisters Emily and Claire, this 100% natural line was born out of a desire for simplicity in a world obsessed with complexity. They've stripped away the synthetic noise, opting instead for plant-based ingredients that are as transparent as their ingredient lists. Handcrafted in small batches, their products are designed for those who want their skincare to be as clean as their conscience. With features in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and CAP Beauty, & Tread Well proves that sometimes, the best way to stand out is by doing less—and doing it better.