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At a glance
WhenEvery morning
StepsCleanse · oil · cream
i. The Signal
When your skin wakes up tight, and the morning already feels full.
First thing, your face can feel dry and a little drawn. A long routine on top of that is one more thing to get through before the day has started.
Kikki’s Morning Bundle is the routine Kikki reaches for herself. A soft powder cleanse and a vitamin C oil, finished with a light ceramide cream. A few quiet minutes, and then you are done.
ii. The Ritual
Three steps, in the order she keeps them.
The same three products every morning, in the same order. Cleanse, press in the oil, then the cream. There is nothing to work out while you are still waking up.
The cleanser and the cream are made for night as well, so the bundle carries into your evening if you want it to. The Glow Elixir is the daytime step.
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iii. The Standard
What is in it, and what is left out.
The Cloud Cleansing Powder is a dry powder you activate with a little water in your palm. The Glow Elixir is a ten-ingredient facial oil. Neither one contains water, so neither one needs a preservative. The Ceramide Barrier Cream is water-based, so it is gently preserved.
All three are formulated without synthetic fragrance and without essential oils. Each one left out on purpose.
What the bundle costs
Bought separately, $196. You save $39.
A little goes a long way. A quarter teaspoon of powder cleans a whole face, two or three drops of oil are enough, and the cream spreads further than you expect.
What’s Included
Three full-size products. A fixed set, with no substitutions.
Step one · Cleanse
Cloud Cleansing Powder, 1.2 oz jar, $30. An eight-ingredient powder that turns to a soft, low-foam cream with water. No preservative, because there is no water in the jar.
Step two · Oil
Glow Elixir, 1 oz, $88. A ten-ingredient vitamin C facial oil with bakuchiol, for the look of brighter, more even skin and a dewy finish.
Step three · Cream
Ceramide Barrier Cream, 1.5 oz jar, $78. A light moisturizer built on three ceramides, cholesterol and phytosphingosine, formulated to support your skin’s moisture barrier.
Separately these come to $196. The bundle is $157.
How to Use
Every morning, in this order.
1 · Cleanse
With dry hands, tip about a quarter teaspoon of the Cloud Cleansing Powder into one palm. Add a few drops of water and work it into a soft cream. Massage gently over damp skin with lukewarm water, then rinse.
2 · Oil
Warm two or three drops of the Glow Elixir between your palms. Rest your hands over your face for a breath, then press the oil in.
3 · Cream
Take a small amount of the Ceramide Barrier Cream with dry fingertips. Press and smooth it over your face and neck until it sinks in. No rubbing needed.
Patch test a small area on your inner forearm before your first full use of each product.
Sensory Notes
Soft textures from start to finish, and a quiet morning with almost no scent at all. It finishes with a light, dewy glow.
Ingredients
Each of the three products carries its own complete ingredient list and per-ingredient breakdown on its own page.
Across the whole bundle: no synthetic fragrance, no essential oils, and no exfoliating acids. The Ingredient Transparency section below maps what to check in each of the three.
Best For
Made for people who want a short, steady morning routine, including those navigating MCAS, endometriosis, celiac, autoimmune disease, and complex chronic illness.
Community Access
Your purchase unlocks free access to Rooted & Well™, our holistic community with monthly founder sessions, journaling prompts, meditations, and practitioner-supported resources.
Ingredient Transparency
Three products, and open about all three.
I formulate for skin that so often gets dismissed in the beauty industry, my own included. So I build with less, and I name all of it. Kikki’s Morning Bundle is a fixed set of three: the Cloud Cleansing Powder, the Glow Elixir, and the Ceramide Barrier Cream. Nothing to configure, which means the full ingredient picture is knowable before you buy. Each product also carries its own complete breakdown on its own page.
True across all three
Read this before you order
The Cloud Cleansing Powder is built on oat. The oat is certified gluten-free, tested to the below-20 ppm standard, and that certification sits on the oats rather than on the finished powder. Oats naturally contain avenin, a protein a small number of people with celiac react to on its own. Oat is also a contact allergen for a small number of people. If either applies to you, decide alongside your doctors, never instead.
The Ceramide Barrier Cream contains benzyl alcohol as part of its preservative. It is a declarable fragrance allergen on EU labels, which is why the cream is called unscented rather than fragrance-free. It also contains shea, which is tree-nut derived.
Sunflower note: the Glow Elixir contains sunflower seed oil, and its vitamin E is sunflower-derived. Both sit in the daisy and ragweed (Asteraceae) family.
What to know, product by product
The short version for each of the three. For the complete ingredient list, open the Ingredient Transparency section on that product’s own page.
Cloud Cleansing Powder step one
Eight ingredients, with no water and no preservative. The cleansing comes from Disodium 2-Sulfolaurate and a little sodium lauryl sulfoacetate, both coconut-derived, so worth knowing if you have a coconut allergy. Also contains certified gluten-free oat, tapioca starch, silica, and snow mushroom (Tremella), which some people with mould or fungal sensitivity prefer to know about. Fragrance-free and essential oil free.
Glow Elixir step two
Ten ingredients, with no water and no preservative. Built on squalane, with an oil-soluble vitamin C (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate) and purified bakuchiol, never babchi seed oil. Contains sunflower seed oil and sunflower-derived vitamin E, so it carries the Asteraceae note above. The rosemary is a leaf extract, which keeps it fragrance-free and essential oil free.
Ceramide Barrier Cream step three
A water-based cream on aloe vera leaf water, with three ceramides, cholesterol and phytosphingosine. Contains Nilotica shea (tree-nut derived), and yeast and lactobacillus ferments alongside snow mushroom, which matters for anyone yeast- or mould-sensitive. Preserved with a system that includes benzyl alcohol. The cholesterol source is still being confirmed with our supplier, so if you have a lanolin or wool allergy, check with us first.
Indiefog products are cosmetics, made to cleanse, soften, and comfort skin. They do not treat, cure, or prevent any condition.
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