Fate Skincare™ Survival Kit

A simple 3-step system to keep sensitive skin calm, clean, and moisturized—without stripping your barrier.

Sensitive and eczema-prone skin doesn’t respond well to harsh routines. The goal is to reduce friction, cleanse without damage, and seal in moisture so your barrier can do its job.

This kit teaches your skin the rhythm it prefers:

Step 1: Exfoliate (Java Glow Coffee Scrub™)

Why it matters:
Dry, rough patches and buildup can make skin feel dull and uneven. Over-exfoliating is where most sensitive routines go wrong, because it disrupts the barrier.

What it does:
Java Glow helps gently polish away dead skin cells and unclog pores so skin looks smoother and feels softer—without the “raw” feeling.

How to use:
Massage onto damp skin in slow, circular motions (focus on knees/elbows/arms/legs). Rinse well. Start 1–2 times per week and increase only if your skin stays comfortable.

Step 2: Cleanse (Suds-Less Body Wash™)

Why it matters:
“Clean” should never mean tight, itchy, or squeaky. Suds can be satisfying but often too stripping for sensitive skin.

What it does:
Suds-Less is a head-to-toe cleanser designed to remove sweat, odor, and buildup while keeping skin balanced. The feel after rinsing is calm, not dry.

How to use:
Use daily in the shower. Can be used head-to-toe; rinse thoroughly.

Step 3: Moisturize (Mango Body Butter)

Why it matters:
Moisture isn’t optional—especially after cleansing and exfoliating. This step helps “seal the deal” so hydration doesn’t evaporate as quickly.

What it does:
Mango Body Butter locks in moisture for a soft, cushioned finish. Skin feels nourished and protected.

How to use:
Apply to clean skin while still slightly damp, right after washing. Use more on areas that tend to be dry (hands, legs, heels, elbows).

Notes for sensitive & eczema-prone skin

• Patch test before full use.
• If your skin is reactive, start with Step 2 + Step 3, then add exfoliation later.