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$115.00

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A little goes a long way – most customers use one bottle for 6–12 months.

A clarifying Vitamin C elixir that eases congestion and reduces buildup without harshness.
Clarity that feels gentle.
A nervous system skincare™ formula designed for sensitive women.

SKU: PRO-CLARIFYC-ELXR

At a glance

Stable Vitamin CNon-Comedogenic97% NaturalEWG 1Fragrance-FreeEssential Oil-Free

HydrationBalanced

MinimalMaximum

ActivityActive

CalmingActive

ScentNone added
WhenAM or PM
UseFace Oil

i. The Signal

When your skin looks congested, and oils make you nervous.

Skin that looks dull and a little congested, and does not get along with acids. You have probably been told that a face oil will make it worse. That advice is why the clarifying step so often ends up harsh, and why your face can end up tight and no clearer than it started.

Clear Elixir was made for that loop. A clarifying oil that refines the look of the skin, gently.

ii. The Ritual

Clarity that feels gentle.

A clarifying Vitamin C facial oil built on a light base of squalane and jojoba, with rosehip, bakuchiol, and a stable, oil-soluble form of Vitamin C that helps refine the look of the skin and soften the appearance of buildup. It brightens and smooths the look of the complexion, gently.

The texture is lightweight and fast-absorbing. The squalane and jojoba base is non-comedogenic, so it sinks in cleanly and leaves no heavy film behind. That is the part worth knowing if you have been told to keep oils away from congested-looking skin. A few drops is the whole ritual, which makes it a clarifying step reactive skin can keep.

Made for skin that

looks dull or congested

wants a clearer, smoother look, with no acids in it

is reactive and wary of facial oils

wants a gentle, brightening clarifying step

iii. The Standard

How this elixir is built.

Clear Elixir refines the look of the skin with a stable, oil-soluble Vitamin C and bakuchiol, carried in a lightweight base of squalane and jojoba. That combination was chosen for the way it refines the look of congested skin at a gentle level, and because it leaves the face feeling comfortable afterward.

97% natural · EWG 1A high-natural formula carrying the lowest hazard rating EWG gives.

Stable Vitamin CAn oil-soluble form of Vitamin C, chosen because it brightens the look of skin without a low pH.

Formulated without fragranceNo synthetic fragrance and no essential oils, so there is nothing scented in it.

Non-comedogenic baseSqualane and jojoba, chosen so the oil sinks in without sitting in the pores.

Waterless, so no preservativeA fast-absorbing anhydrous oil, which is why no preservative is needed.

The hero · Stable Vitamin C

A closer look at the Vitamin CTetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate · oil-soluble and stable

This is tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, an oil-soluble Vitamin C chosen because it stays stable in a waterless formula and works at the skin’s own pH. It is lab-made, and we name it plainly. One thing to know before you order: this is the only product in the line that contains neem. Neem is commonly cautioned against during pregnancy and nursing, and it can be a contact sensitizer for a small number of people. The full note is in the transparency section below.

A few drops covers the whole face, so a bottle lasts most people a long time.

Sensory Notes

A lightweight, golden oil that absorbs fast. The first touch is light and fluid, and it sinks in cleanly to leave skin looking fresh and smooth. It is not designed to tingle or heat. It settles into the skin and absorbs cleanly.

Initial feelLight and fluid, and quick to absorb.

AbsorptionSinks in cleanly, with no greasy film.

LayeringA butter or cream goes straight over the top.

FinishFresh and smooth. Comfortable on reactive skin.

OverallA gentle, clarifying oil that reactive skin can keep.

Scent: nothing is added for scent. What you notice is the cold-pressed oils themselves. No synthetic fragrance, no essential oils.

How to Use

Warm a few drops

Press a few drops between your palms to warm the oil before applying.

Press into the skin

Press gently over the face and neck. No rubbing, and let the oil sink in on its own.

Build slowly

Start a few times a week and build up as your skin gets comfortable. Gentle and steady.

Layer last

Use after your serum, as the final step. It can also go under a butter or cream.

Take your time herePress it in gently with your palms. Give yourself a few unhurried breaths while it absorbs, because the pressing itself is part of the point.

Where it sits in your routine

This is step four. Cleanse, then an essence, then a serum, then this pressed in. It can be the last step on its own, or it can go under the Ceramide Barrier Cream or the Defy Face Butter when your skin wants more over the top.

Once or twice a week the Cacao Renewal Polish or the Radiance Mask goes in after cleansing. That step is optional, and the routine works without it.

Care & Keeping

How long a bottle lasts

A few drops covers the whole face, so a bottle goes a long way, and most people use less of it after the first fortnight.

Worth knowing alongside that: the oil itself keeps well for about 10 to 11 months in its amber bottle. Rosehip sits high in this formula, and rosehip is the first thing to turn, which is what sets the number. Buying this one to use rather than to save is the right instinct.

Whether it is preserved, and why not

No, and it does not need one. There is no water in here. A preservative exists to stop things growing in water, and with no water there is nothing to grow in. That is one more thing left out on purpose, and it is part of why the list is as short as it is.

What is in here instead is vitamin E and rosemary extract. Those are antioxidants. They slow the oils turning over time, which is a different job from preserving, and worth knowing the difference if you read labels closely.

Storing it

Cool, out of direct sunlight, cap closed. Oils mind light and heat more than they mind anything else, so a sunny windowsill and the shelf above a hot shower are the two places to avoid. A drawer or a cupboard is ideal.

If it arrives warm, and when to stop

Warmth in transit is nothing to worry about here. There is no water and no emulsion in this bottle, so there is nothing to melt and nothing to split. Leave it somewhere cool and it will be exactly as it should be.

What to watch for over a long time is the smell. Plant oils turn eventually, and when they do the scent goes sharp or flat rather than soft. If yours smells different from the bottle you opened, stop using it on your face and tell us, and we will replace it.

Ingredients

A lightweight clarifying oil built on a squalane and jojoba base, with a stable Vitamin C alongside bakuchiol and rosehip. Every ingredient earns its place.

Squalane & JojobaThe light base

Olive-derived squalane and jojoba, both non-comedogenic, chosen for a fast-absorbing feel that suits skin looking congested.

Vitamin C & BakuchiolBrightening & refining

A stable, oil-soluble Vitamin C and gentle bakuchiol, to brighten and refine the look of the skin at the skin’s own pH.

Rosehip & Green CoffeeNourishing oils

A rosehip and green coffee note, for a conditioned, radiant-looking complexion.

Neem, Gotu Kola & AstaxanthinClarifying & antioxidant

Neem and gotu kola, long used in botanical skincare, with astaxanthin, an algae-derived antioxidant that also helps keep the oils fresh. See the note on neem below.

Full Ingredient List

Squalane/Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil**, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil*, Rosa Rubiginosa (Rosehip) Seed Oil*, Coffea Arabica (Green Coffee) Seed Oil*, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Bakuchiol*, Centella Asiatica (Gotu Kola) Extract*, Opuntia Ficus-Indica (Prickly Pear) Seed Oil, Hibiscus Sabdariffa (Hibiscus) Seed Oil, Caulerpa Lentillifera (Green Caviar) Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Seed Extract (CO₂)*, Daucus Carota (Carrot) Root Extract, Melia Azadirachta (Neem) Seed Oil*, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Haematococcus Pluvialis (Astaxanthin) Extract, Lutein, Beta-Carotene, Canthaxanthin.

*Organic **Non-GMO

97% Natural
3% Synthetic
EWG-Rated 1
Fragrance-Free
Essential Oil-Free
Non-Comedogenic
No Parabens or Dyes

Please Note

Contains neem. Neem is commonly cautioned against during pregnancy and nursing, so check with your provider before using it.

Formulated for reactive, easily-overwhelmed skin. We suggest a patch test on the inner forearm, left 24 hours, before facial use.

Best on calm, unbroken skin. Skip it over active breakouts. For external use only. Keep away from the eyes.

Indiefog products are cosmetics. They are made to soften and comfort skin, and they do not treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

Because we prioritize freshness and small-batch production, the list above may occasionally vary from your packaging. The ingredient list printed on your bottle always reflects the exact formula inside.

Community Access

Your purchase includes free access to Rooted & Well™, our holistic community with monthly founder sessions, journaling prompts, meditations, and practitioner-supported resources.

Sensitivity Transparency

Clarity that feels gentle, and open about every ingredient.

I formulate for bodies that react to almost everything, including my own. So I build for less, and I name all of it. Clear Elixir refines the look of dull, congested-looking skin through a gentle, stable Vitamin C and bakuchiol, and it is truly fragrance-free and essential oil-free. If you are navigating an autoimmune condition, MCAS, eczema, psoriasis, or reactive skin that is wary of oils, this is a clarifying step built for gentleness. Here is the full picture, including one note worth reading closely.

Why it’s made for reactive skin

Truly fragrance-freeNo synthetic fragrance and no essential oils. As a waterless oil it carries no benzyl alcohol either.

Gentle by designA stable Vitamin C and bakuchiol, in a light oil base, with no acids in the formula.

Non-comedogenicA squalane and jojoba base chosen so the oil absorbs cleanly and leaves no heavy film behind.

97% natural · EWG 1A high-natural formula carrying the lowest hazard rating EWG gives.

Worth knowing · neem & pregnancy

This is the one product in the line that contains neem, a botanical long used in skincare. Neem is commonly cautioned against during pregnancy and nursing, largely on the basis of studies of ingested neem oil. It can also be a contact sensitizer for a small number of people. If you are pregnant or nursing, or you know you react to neem, check with your provider before using it, and patch test first. For everyone else, it is simply named here so the choice is yours.

Truly fragrance-free

There is no synthetic fragrance and no essential oils. As a waterless oil it needs no preservative, so there is no benzyl alcohol in it either. Nothing is added for scent. What you notice is the cold-pressed oils themselves.

Every ingredient, named

Here is what is in the bottle, a light squalane and jojoba base with cold-pressed oils and clarifying botanicals. The notes below cover a sunflower and ragweed-family allergy, the carrot and celery (Apiaceae) family, the two algae-derived ingredients, and the neem. The full INCI list sits in the Ingredients section above.

Open the ingredient notes

Vitamin C & BakuchiolTetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Bakuchiol

A stable, oil-soluble Vitamin C, and bakuchiol. Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate is lab-made. We name it plainly here so you do not have to work it out from the INCI.

Base & Seed OilsSqualane, Jojoba, Rosehip, Green Coffee, Prickly Pear, Hibiscus

The light base is olive-derived squalane and jojoba, both non-comedogenic, skin-familiar, and rarely reactive. With them sit rosehip, from the rose (Rosaceae) family, prickly pear (Cactaceae), hibiscus (Malvaceae), and green coffee (Rubiaceae). Named for those specific allergies. Reactions to these oils are rare.

Clarifying BotanicalsGotu Kola, Carrot, Neem

Clarifying and soothing botanicals with a long history of use. Carrot sits in the carrot and celery (Apiaceae) family. Gotu kola is closely related and is classed in Apiaceae or Araliaceae depending on the source, so we name it here too. Neem is covered in the callout above.

Algae, Sunflower & AntioxidantsGreen Caviar, Astaxanthin, Sunflower, Rosemary, Vitamin E

Two algae-derived ingredients sit here, green caviar (sea grape) and astaxanthin with its companion carotenoids, alongside rosemary and Vitamin E. The astaxanthin comes from Haematococcus pluvialis, a freshwater microalga, and nothing in this formula is shellfish-derived. The algae are a light note if you know you react to algae-derived ingredients. Tocopherol is sunflower-derived, and sunflower seed oil is also in the formula, so both sit in the sunflower and ragweed (Asteraceae) family. Rosemary is a mint-family (Lamiaceae) botanical, and both are light, highly purified notes.

Those are the notes. The full list is one section up, with nothing held back from it. Two things before you order. This is a Vitamin C oil, so it is best on calm, unbroken skin, and it is for external use only. If an ingredient gives you pause, the neem if you are pregnant, or the sunflower if you are ragweed-sensitive, patch test a small area first. You know your body best.

If you are navigating a condition, use this alongside your doctors, never instead. Clear Elixir is a cosmetic. It is made to soften and comfort skin, and it does not treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

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