Inflammation places a heavy burden on the skin, disrupting its ability to regulate, repair, and respond with ease. Over time, this underlying stress can manifest as a wide range of secondary symptoms, including redness, breakouts, rosacea, visible capillaries, dehydration, loss of elasticity, acne, and uneven tone. Soothe Compound was formulated to address this root imbalance by reducing visible signs of irritation and restoring balance and function within the skin.
The infusions for Soothe Compound begin months in advance, with both plants moving through three or four different preparations to capture as many beneficial phytonutrients as possible. Though built from just two plants, this Compound contains 7 distinct whole-plant medicine variations.
Describing one of herbalism’s most trusted skin allies, CALENDULA, can be a challenge because it is a medicine chest within itself, able to support any skin type. While its carotenoids repair sun damage, its steroidal saponins reduce inflammation, and its resins balance the microbiome and reduce acne symptoms. It even encourages lymphatic flow and provides broad-spectrum antioxidant support. Saying everyone should be using Calendula on their skin is not an exaggeration.
Alongside that potent flower, two MILKY OAT infusions and house-made OAT MILK deliver barrier restorative phytoceramides and vitamin E. This deeply nourishing and soothing plant replenishes hydration, along with B vitamins and polysaccharides. Freshly harvested Milky Oats contain a mineral-rich plant milk called latex, brimming with magnesium and anti-inflammatory peptides.
Together, these two plants offer a remarkably complete kind of support: calming, hydrating, nourishing, protecting, and steadily restoring skin back toward comfort and balance.
SENSORY PROFILE
How it feels: a burnt orange, featherweight droplet that holds a hint of structure, absorbs instantly
How it smells: grassy fields in summer, medical herbal resins, a hint of sweetness from oat milk
PHYTOCHEMISTRY PROFILE
Soothe Compound contains these notable phytonutrients, along with many others:
polysaccharides (including beta-glucan), B vitamins (including niacinamide), carotenoids, phytosterols, phtyoceramides, essential fatty acids, phospholipids, vitamin E, peptides, amino acids, flavonoids, avenathramides, ferulic acid, tannins, resins, saponins, various minerals such as magnesium, manganese, calcium, phosphorus, selenium









