Kombucha

This fermentation of sweet black tea improves skin radiance, decreases glycation and skin roughness. It offers a natural alternative to smoother skin. It comes from the symbiosis of two microorganisms and is rich in organic acids and vitamins.

Radiance Smoothing
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT Kombucha

What Is Kombucha?

Kombucha in skincare is a fermented ingredient derived from black or green tea that has been cultured with a symbiotic blend of bacteria and yeast (SCOBY). Through fermentation, the tea is transformed into a nutrient-rich bioactive complex containing organic acids, antioxidants, amino acids, and probiotic-derived compounds.

In topical skincare, Kombucha is valued for its ability to support skin clarity, radiance, and barrier health while helping maintain a balanced skin microbiome.


What Does Kombucha Do for Skin?

Kombucha is a multi-functional ferment that supports overall skin health and visible radiance:

Supports a balanced skin microbiome
Helps maintain a healthy skin environment, which is essential for calm, resilient skin.

Improves radiance and glow
Rich in antioxidants and organic acids that help brighten dull, tired-looking skin.

Helps smooth texture
Supports gentle surface renewal for a more refined, polished complexion.

Strengthens the skin barrier
Helps improve hydration retention and overall skin resilience.

Protects against environmental stress
Antioxidant-rich composition helps defend against oxidative damage from pollution and UV exposure.

Who Is Kombucha Best For?

Kombucha is especially beneficial for:

Dull or lackluster skin Uneven skin tone or texture Uneven texture or tone stressed or fatigued skin Combination or oily skin needing balance Sensitive skin needing gentle microbiome support Skin exposed to environmental aggressors (city travel pollution)

Products Featuring Kombucha

MASTER MASK

MASTER MASK

Pro-Glow Brightening + Hydrating Mask
$115.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. It helps refresh the look of tired skin and supports a smoother, more radiant glow.
No. While both come from fermented tea, skincare Kombucha is formulated specifically for topical use. In skincare, it is used to deliver antioxidant, balancing, and barrier-supporting benefits directly to the skin.
Yes. Kombucha can usually be paired with many skincare actives because it helps support balance, hydration, and barrier resilience. It works especially well in routines that include brightening, hydrating, or soothing ingredients.
Kombucha can be a gentle option for sensitive skin because it supports the skin microbiome and barrier function. As with any ingredient, sensitive skin types should introduce it gradually and monitor how their skin responds.