Revive & Brighten Antioxidant Facial Serum – TYWG

$140.00
TWYG’s Antioxidant Facial Serum features Bioactive Totarol™ for antioxidant protection and lasting hydration. With Vitamin-C-rich Kakadu Plum, Saccharide Isomerate and Bakuchiol, it diminishes fine lines, reduces hyperpigmentation, fortifies the skin barrier and enhances overall complexion firmness and radiance.
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From the moment I held the bottle, I knew this was something special. The striking tree-like shape isn’t just for show- it reflects the brand’s core ingredient, Totarol, sustainably sourced from fallen Tōtara trees. The formula itself feels just as intentional. It’s lightweight, absorbs beautifully and leaves my skin feeling hydrated, smooth and subtly refined. There’s no stickiness or residue, just a clean, nourishing finish that made my complexion look more even within days. A standout in both form and function. TWYG’s nature-first approach is genuinely impressive. I love that their star ingredient, Totarol, is harvested from fallen Tōtara trees- no cutting, just regeneration and they plant 500 natives for every one used. The packaging is equally thoughtful, with glass bottles and locally made PCR plastic lids, plus TerraCycle and refill initiatives to reduce waste. I love that they took this one concept and made it a consistent and central focus.
Presented in a striking, bright orange sculptural bottle, this facial serum features a hydrating, barrier-supporting formula combining science-backed and botanical ingredients. Totarol, a rare plant-based extract from the New Zealand Totara tree, adds unique anti-aging and antibacterial benefits. The uplifting fragrance makes it a joyful addition to my morning routine. I love that this brand uses bioactive Totarol sourced only from fallen Tōtara trees, ensuring no new trees are cut down. They responsibly use off-cuts from MPI-certified facilities that supply timber for furniture and for every tree used, they plant 500 more through their partnership with Trees That count. It’s a truly thoughtful approach that respects nature and helps restore forests for the future.
The packaging and the vessel are stunning- what a statement-maker in the bathroom cabinet! I adored how striking and original it is. It elevated the skincare experience into something more special. I was also impressed with the beautiful fresh and clean scent- it made it very moreish to use and one that I kept wanting to come back to. It also felt very gender-neutral which not all skincare does- my whole family wanted to get in on this one. The brand’s honest and thoughtful approach to sustainability (particularly in a category where perfection is often impossible) is refreshing and impressive. They lean into transparency and continuing improvement, which is the mark of a brand doing things for the right reasons.
From the moment I held the bottle, I knew this was something special. The striking tree-like shape isn’t just for show- it reflects the brand’s core ingredient, Totarol, sustainably sourced from fallen Tōtara trees. The formula itself feels just as intentional. It’s lightweight, absorbs beautifully and leaves my skin feeling hydrated, smooth and subtly refined. There’s no stickiness or residue, just a clean, nourishing finish that made my complexion look more even within days. A standout in both form and function. TWYG’s nature-first approach is genuinely impressive. I love that their star ingredient, Totarol, is harvested from fallen Tōtara trees- no cutting, just regeneration and they plant 500 natives for every one used. The packaging is equally thoughtful, with glass bottles and locally made PCR plastic lids, plus TerraCycle and refill initiatives to reduce waste. I love that they took this one concept and made it a consistent and central focus.
Presented in a striking, bright orange sculptural bottle, this facial serum features a hydrating, barrier-supporting formula combining science-backed and botanical ingredients. Totarol, a rare plant-based extract from the New Zealand Totara tree, adds unique anti-aging and antibacterial benefits. The uplifting fragrance makes it a joyful addition to my morning routine. I love that this brand uses bioactive Totarol sourced only from fallen Tōtara trees, ensuring no new trees are cut down. They responsibly use off-cuts from MPI-certified facilities that supply timber for furniture and for every tree used, they plant 500 more through their partnership with Trees That count. It’s a truly thoughtful approach that respects nature and helps restore forests for the future.
The packaging and the vessel are stunning- what a statement-maker in the bathroom cabinet! I adored how striking and original it is. It elevated the skincare experience into something more special. I was also impressed with the beautiful fresh and clean scent- it made it very moreish to use and one that I kept wanting to come back to. It also felt very gender-neutral which not all skincare does- my whole family wanted to get in on this one. The brand’s honest and thoughtful approach to sustainability (particularly in a category where perfection is often impossible) is refreshing and impressive. They lean into transparency and continuing improvement, which is the mark of a brand doing things for the right reasons.
From the moment I held the bottle, I knew this was something special. The striking tree-like shape isn’t just for show- it reflects the brand’s core ingredient, Totarol, sustainably sourced from fallen Tōtara trees. The formula itself feels just as intentional. It’s lightweight, absorbs beautifully and leaves my skin feeling hydrated, smooth and subtly refined. There’s no stickiness or residue, just a clean, nourishing finish that made my complexion look more even within days. A standout in both form and function. TWYG’s nature-first approach is genuinely impressive. I love that their star ingredient, Totarol, is harvested from fallen Tōtara trees- no cutting, just regeneration and they plant 500 natives for every one used. The packaging is equally thoughtful, with glass bottles and locally made PCR plastic lids, plus TerraCycle and refill initiatives to reduce waste. I love that they took this one concept and made it a consistent and central focus.
Presented in a striking, bright orange sculptural bottle, this facial serum features a hydrating, barrier-supporting formula combining science-backed and botanical ingredients. Totarol, a rare plant-based extract from the New Zealand Totara tree, adds unique anti-aging and antibacterial benefits. The uplifting fragrance makes it a joyful addition to my morning routine. I love that this brand uses bioactive Totarol sourced only from fallen Tōtara trees, ensuring no new trees are cut down. They responsibly use off-cuts from MPI-certified facilities that supply timber for furniture and for every tree used, they plant 500 more through their partnership with Trees That count. It’s a truly thoughtful approach that respects nature and helps restore forests for the future.
The packaging and the vessel are stunning- what a statement-maker in the bathroom cabinet! I adored how striking and original it is. It elevated the skincare experience into something more special. I was also impressed with the beautiful fresh and clean scent- it made it very moreish to use and one that I kept wanting to come back to. It also felt very gender-neutral which not all skincare does- my whole family wanted to get in on this one. The brand’s honest and thoughtful approach to sustainability (particularly in a category where perfection is often impossible) is refreshing and impressive. They lean into transparency and continuing improvement, which is the mark of a brand doing things for the right reasons.
From the moment I held the bottle, I knew this was something special. The striking tree-like shape isn’t just for show- it reflects the brand’s core ingredient, Totarol, sustainably sourced from fallen Tōtara trees. The formula itself feels just as intentional. It’s lightweight, absorbs beautifully and leaves my skin feeling hydrated, smooth and subtly refined. There’s no stickiness or residue, just a clean, nourishing finish that made my complexion look more even within days. A standout in both form and function. TWYG’s nature-first approach is genuinely impressive. I love that their star ingredient, Totarol, is harvested from fallen Tōtara trees- no cutting, just regeneration and they plant 500 natives for every one used. The packaging is equally thoughtful, with glass bottles and locally made PCR plastic lids, plus TerraCycle and refill initiatives to reduce waste. I love that they took this one concept and made it a consistent and central focus.
Presented in a striking, bright orange sculptural bottle, this facial serum features a hydrating, barrier-supporting formula combining science-backed and botanical ingredients. Totarol, a rare plant-based extract from the New Zealand Totara tree, adds unique anti-aging and antibacterial benefits. The uplifting fragrance makes it a joyful addition to my morning routine. I love that this brand uses bioactive Totarol sourced only from fallen Tōtara trees, ensuring no new trees are cut down. They responsibly use off-cuts from MPI-certified facilities that supply timber for furniture and for every tree used, they plant 500 more through their partnership with Trees That count. It’s a truly thoughtful approach that respects nature and helps restore forests for the future.
The packaging and the vessel are stunning- what a statement-maker in the bathroom cabinet! I adored how striking and original it is. It elevated the skincare experience into something more special. I was also impressed with the beautiful fresh and clean scent- it made it very moreish to use and one that I kept wanting to come back to. It also felt very gender-neutral which not all skincare does- my whole family wanted to get in on this one. The brand’s honest and thoughtful approach to sustainability (particularly in a category where perfection is often impossible) is refreshing and impressive. They lean into transparency and continuing improvement, which is the mark of a brand doing things for the right reasons.
From the moment I held the bottle, I knew this was something special. The striking tree-like shape isn’t just for show- it reflects the brand’s core ingredient, Totarol, sustainably sourced from fallen Tōtara trees. The formula itself feels just as intentional. It’s lightweight, absorbs beautifully and leaves my skin feeling hydrated, smooth and subtly refined. There’s no stickiness or residue, just a clean, nourishing finish that made my complexion look more even within days. A standout in both form and function. TWYG’s nature-first approach is genuinely impressive. I love that their star ingredient, Totarol, is harvested from fallen Tōtara trees- no cutting, just regeneration and they plant 500 natives for every one used. The packaging is equally thoughtful, with glass bottles and locally made PCR plastic lids, plus TerraCycle and refill initiatives to reduce waste. I love that they took this one concept and made it a consistent and central focus.
Presented in a striking, bright orange sculptural bottle, this facial serum features a hydrating, barrier-supporting formula combining science-backed and botanical ingredients. Totarol, a rare plant-based extract from the New Zealand Totara tree, adds unique anti-aging and antibacterial benefits. The uplifting fragrance makes it a joyful addition to my morning routine. I love that this brand uses bioactive Totarol sourced only from fallen Tōtara trees, ensuring no new trees are cut down. They responsibly use off-cuts from MPI-certified facilities that supply timber for furniture and for every tree used, they plant 500 more through their partnership with Trees That count. It’s a truly thoughtful approach that respects nature and helps restore forests for the future.
The packaging and the vessel are stunning- what a statement-maker in the bathroom cabinet! I adored how striking and original it is. It elevated the skincare experience into something more special. I was also impressed with the beautiful fresh and clean scent- it made it very moreish to use and one that I kept wanting to come back to. It also felt very gender-neutral which not all skincare does- my whole family wanted to get in on this one. The brand’s honest and thoughtful approach to sustainability (particularly in a category where perfection is often impossible) is refreshing and impressive. They lean into transparency and continuing improvement, which is the mark of a brand doing things for the right reasons.






















