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From its instantly recognisable purple packaging to a growing list of celebrity devotees, Emma Lewisham‘s rapid rise from New Zealand skincare startup to globally renowned beauty brand has been nothing short of remarkable. But with premium prices across the range, are Emma Lewisham products actually worth the investment?

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Founded in 2019, the brand has built an international following for its science-led formulations, refillable packaging and commitment to sustainability. And its range continues to grow, most recently with the October 2026 launch of the Capsule Hand & Nail Crème.

I’ve been using Emma Lewisham skincare for years, and having worked my way through much of it, I’ve developed some firm favourites. Alongside these are a few that might not have made my holy grail list, but that many a friend and colleague would tell you were transformational for them.

So, is Emma Lewisham skincare good? Yes. Are some products better than others? Maybe. Which ones are actually worth it? As with all skincare, that really depends who you ask.

To help you identify which formulations might be best for you, these are my honest reviews of all the Emma Lewisham products I’ve loved, the ones I’ve left behind, and some second opinions from women with different complexions and skin concerns, whose own experiences with the range will be useful to consider.

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Is Emma Lewisham skincare worth it?

Emma Lewisham skincare sits firmly in the luxury category, but its considered formulations, refillable packaging and range of products targeting different skin concerns make it an appealing investment. Having used much of the range over several years, I think the key is choosing the right products for your skin rather than assuming every bestseller will work for everyone. Below, I’ve broken down the formulas I’d personally repurchase, alongside recommendations from other long-time users.

The Emma Lewisham face must-haves

Step 1: Cleanse and exfoliate

Supernatural Crème Cleanser (100ml)

$78 at Emma Lewisham (bottle)
$71 (refill)

Best for: Cleansing and soothing dry, irritated skin

On application, the creamy texture of the Supernatural Crème Cleanser feels like a liquid moisturiser. It contains a modified form of hyaluronic acid to hydrate while cleansing, leaving my skin incredibly silky.

Although the instructions advise using two to three pumps, I find one is enough. It’s particularly lovely to use on a cold winter morning when my skin is feeling dry and itchy, and its subtly sweet scent is a lovely touch.

Typically, I use this cleanser in the morning, preferring the  Illuminating Oil Cleanser at night to remove makeup. If you double cleanse, start with the oil cleanser first.

Illuminating Oil Cleanser (115ml)

$78 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$71 (refill)

Best for: Gently removing makeup and daily buildup

This evening cleanser contains a blend of omega-rich botanicals and fatty acids to enrich the skin while melting away makeup and grime without leaving a greasy residue.

It’s recommended to massage one to two pumps onto dry skin before adding water to emulsify, then rinse off. If I’m wearing eyeliner, I do need an extra pump.

My colleague Mel says that the oil cleanser “does a beautiful job of removing my makeup without stripping my skin. While other oil cleansers that I’ve used have left an oily residue, this leaves my skin feeling hydrated. This is a bit more pricey than other oil cleansers, but a little goes a long way, and this has lasted me for months”.

If you double cleanse, this oil cleanser works well as the first step, followed by a cream or water-based cleanser such as the Supernatural Creme Cleanser. However, if you prefer a foaming cleaner, this probably won’t be your first choice.

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Illuminating Exfoliant (100ml)

$82 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$75 (refill)

Best for: Sloughing away dullness for a glowing finish

If you’ve sworn off abrasive scrubs, this gentle chemical exfoliant is formulated with AHA from lactic acid, BHA from willow bark, and biodegradable jojoba wax beads to slough away dead skin cells and clogged pores gently.

After use, my skin feels velvety and primed for serum. I use it a couple of times a week; I’ve been told that over-exfoliating can weaken my skin barrier.

One of our team members says this is the product that single-handedly made her look forward to washing her face, which is about as strong a recommendation as you’ll get.

Emma Lewisham herself recommends using the Illuminating Exfoliant as a mask for deeper results: apply to dry skin, leave for 5-10 minutes, then massage with water and rinse off.

Step 2: Treat (serums and actives)

Best for: An all-rounder serum for radiant, healthier-looking skin

The first Emma Lewisham skincare product to launch and considered one of the most iconic, the Skin Reset Serum established the brand’s reputation for its highly efficacious results.

Skin Reset’s key ingredients include vitamin C and niacinamide to target dullness, uneven tone, and dehydration and work to reduce and fade hormonal, UV-induced and inflammatory pigmentation.

If I only have time in the morning to apply just one serum, this is it. It absorbs quickly, and doesn’t feel heavy or sticky. The proof is in the compliments I get when I’m bare faced – people assume I’m wearing foundation and comment on how bright my skin looks.

My colleague and Commercial Editor Sarah agrees, saying it’s her favourite Emma Lewisham product to wear under sunscreen and makeup. “It gives skin a healthy, rested look without feeling heavy or sticky.”

Another colleague, Deputy Editor and travel writer Shelley, is also a devoted user. “I swear it makes my skin look brighter, and I love the fragrance and silky texture.”

Best for: Lifting, firming and smoothing fine lines

If your bathroom shelf is already filled to the brim with lotions and potions, you’re probably wondering what this ‘elixir’ does and if you really need it.

Essentially, the Supernatural Vitale Elixir is an advanced anti-ageing serum, described as “Botox in a bottle”. It contains a proprietary peptide complex to help reduce the appearance of expression lines, along with a degradation-resistant hyaluronic acid to deliver a plumped, hydrated look. The formulation also includes plant-derived peptides for long-term support of collagen and elastin production.

Importantly, through the brand’s independent in-vitro testing, the formula’s ingredients reportedly relaxed muscles associated with wrinkle formation by up to 96% after 48 hours.

What does this mean? If you’re after a more subtle, less ‘done’ look to botulinum toxin, use this serum day and night, for at least six to eight weeks to see results.

Layering tip: Apply the Supernatural Vitale Elixir after cleansing (and after the Supernatural Blemish Serum if you’re also treating acne), but before the Skin Reset Serum.

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Supernatural Blemish Serum (60ml)

$140 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$130 (refill)

Best for: Clearing acne and blemishes with microbiome-focused ingredients

I’ve never used the Supernatural Blemish Serum, as I’m hesitant about potential skin purging associated with probiotic skincare, but one of my best friends, Eibhlin, is on her second pottle. After the first twelve weeks of use, she said her skin was noticeably clearer. Unusually for a blemish-focused serum, she found it hydrating rather than drying.

Eibhlin explains that the serum is housed in a dual-chamber setup, with one chamber containing probiotics and the other containing an activating cream. You use one pump from each side and mix in your hand before application.

It’s important not to stop using the serum for preventative results. You also don’t need to use it all over – you can apply it on breakout-prone areas like the chin and jawline.

Last year, my colleague Nicola used the Supernatural Blemish Serum to even out neck pigmentation caused by hormonal changes. “I saw a visible difference after using the serum for a month. I applied it at night, and woke up with skin that felt and looked so soft and refreshed. It was pleasantly but not overly scented, which I like. The packaging is nice, but there was a bit of waste because I couldn’t pump the last dregs out of the bottle. However, it was worth the price to even out my skin tone, and I didn’t feel like I had to cover up with makeup.”

Layering tip: After cleansing, apply this as your first serum. Then, layer on the Supernatural Vitale Elixir, followed by the Skin Reset Serum.

Step 3: Hydrate and moisturise

Skin Reset Eye Crème (15ml)

$142 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$132 (refill)

Best for: Reviving tired, dehydrated eyes and smoothing fine lines

Do you really need an eye cream? I’m prone to under-eye bags and dark circles from being awake at all hours in the night with my toddler, so it’s a resounding yes. I’m also avoiding retinol formulas due to irritation, so collagen-infused creams are my holy grail.

I apply the Skin Reset Eye Crème using inward motions with my ring fingers to avoid tugging on the delicate skin area. The eye cream absorbs quickly, so I don’t need to wait forever before applying moisturiser. It also sits nicely under concealer, which is my other non-negotiable for looking wide awake and refreshed.

The pump-style pottle is also an excellent design feature – you don’t have to scoop product out with your fingers, thereby using too much at once.

Supernatural Day Crème (50ml)

$138 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$128 (refill)

Best for: A hydrating moisturiser with a subtle, luminous finish

Think of this as the all-rounder moisturiser in the Emma Lewisham range. It delivers rich hydration without feeling heavy and layers beautifully beneath sunscreen and foundation – allow it to absorb for a minute or two for a smoother finish.

What I love most about this mica-infused cream is its subtle shimmer. To enhance this glow, I layer it under an illuminating CC cream or over a glow serum. For extra dazzle, lather it all over your neck and décolletage.

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Supernatural Face Crème Riche (50ml)

$162 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$152 (refill)

Best for: A rich, soothing face cream for dry skin and overnight repair

Although it’s a night moisturiser, I use the Supernatural Face Crème Riche in the morning if my skin feels particularly dry. It absorbs well and has the seal of approval from my friend Alisha.

“I’ve tried numerous luxury night creams, and this one is by far the best. It has a lovely scent, and my skin feels hydrated and plump long after using”, she says.

The night cream is packed with barrier-supporting ingredients, peptides and bakuchiol for supple, nourished skin. Regular use of the cream supports long-term hydration, skin renewal, and collagen production.

If your skin is feeling particularly parched, finish with a drop of the Supernatural Face Oil for an extra hit of dewy hydration.

Supernatural Face Oil (30ml)

$156 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$146 (refill)

Best for: A natural retinol alternative for hydrated, smoothed skin

Few products feel as luxurious as this face oil. Just a few drops pressed over moisturiser help lock in hydration and leave the skin with a healthy glow.

The Supernatural Face Oil is enriched with nutrient-rich botanical oils to lock in moisture and nourish dry, patchy skin. It’s also formulated to stimulate processes similar to those of retinol, aiding collagen production and helping smooth the appearance of skin over time.

Beauty Editor Anna Lee considers the Supernatural Face Oil “the perfect natural alternative to retinol (the gold standard of fine line reduction), while also working to firm, smooth, and boost the skin barrier without irritation.”

She goes on to explain, “As a beauty editor, I want to make sure that when purchasing skincare, whether it’s a cheap and cheerful pharmacy find or a luxe formula, the ingredients list stacks up. This one delivers in spades, and the clinical testing results stand strong, too. It’s super easy to apply and incorporate into your routine. I press a few drops onto my skin in the evening. The convenient 30ml bottle with a handy dropper is also easy to toss into my carry-on for travel. I raved about it so much my mum gave it a try, and now she’s obsessed too.”

There are multiple fans of the Supernatural Face Oil in our office. My colleague Sarah reaches for it whenever her skin feels dehydrated after travel. However, she notes that if you dislike richer, more textured skincare, it may feel a step too far.

If I’m short on time, I use the Supernatural Face Oil after cleansing in the evening – it provides an adequate level of hydration and nourishment on its own. When I layer it over the Supernatural Face Crème Riche, I use just a small amount; it feels a little greasy at first before absorbing, but it works for my combination skin.

Supernatural Sleeping Mask (50ml)

$136 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$118 (refill)

Best for: An overnight facial in a jar for tired or depleted skin

I look forward to using this heavenly mask a few nights a week, or whenever my skin looks particularly dull, in place of the Supernatural Face Oil.

It’s not a traditional skincare mask in the sense that you leave it on and wash it off, nor is it messy, sticky, or time-consuming to apply. You simply apply it, leave it on overnight, and let it soak into your skin.

The Supernatural Sleeping Mask‘s divine scent helps me calm down before bed. Come morning, no matter how tired I feel, my skin feels plump and replenished.

Expert tip: Emma Lewisham recommends using the Supernatural Sleeping Mask on the nights she exfoliates for deeply restorative results.

Step 4: Protect with SPF

Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Face Crème (50ml)

$88 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$81 (refill)

Best for: A satin-finish mineral sunscreen that doesn’t leave a white cast

The most important thing you need to know about this recently reformulated sunscreen is that, unlike its previous reformulation, it doesn’t leave a white cast on my olive-toned skin.

While some mineral sunscreens can feel dense or heavy, the Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Face Crème has a noticeably lighter texture. It’s also more of an SPF meets skincare fusion, with ingredients like niacinamide for brightening, saccharide isomerate for long-lasting hydration, and a peptide for a smoothed, fresh complexion.

This is my colleague Sarah’s favourite SPF. She says, “As someone with sensitive, extremely temperamental skin, it’s been hard to find a sunscreen that doesn’t break me out or play well under makeup. It’s also a lovely consistency. Slightly thicker than a chemical sunscreen thanks to the 20% zinc oxide formulation, it’s super hydrating, leaves a satin-like finish and feels like a protective final step in my skincare regimen. And the glow! On mornings when I get ready at 4.30am before teaching pilates, it is truly my skincare saviour. However, the packaging can be a little niggly, you have to bang it a few times on the bathroom counter to get the last few uses out. But I’ve tried other, cheaper mineral formulations, and none have even come close. It’s a Holy Grail product for me.”

To add to its recommendations, in May this year Sunceutical SPF 50 was awarded Best SPF for Dry Skin in the Oprah Daily Sun O-wards 2026. The expert dermatologist judging panel noted: “Perfect for anyone who wants to add a moisturising boost to their morning lineup, this SPF 50 cream not only hydrates skin but also leaves an extra-radiant finish, thanks to light-reflecting mineral pigments. Bonus: The jar’s airless pump dispenses just the right amount without having to scoop or squeeze.”

Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Glow Serum (30ml)

$88 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$81 (refill)

Best for: A glowy SPF serum perfect for low-maintenance, no makeup days

This mineral SPF serum is the perfect balance of sun protection and radiance. The lightweight formula leaves a luminous finish that works beautifully on bare skin, too.

However, it’s equally as gorgeous under makeup. If I’m going for a glam evening look, I apply the SPF 50 Mineral Glow Serum after my regular serums and moisturiser for extra radiance.

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The best Emma Lewisham bodycare products

Capsule Hand & Naile Crème

$65 at Emma Lewisham (65ml)

Best for: Instant, all-over bronzing for a sun-kissed glow

Formulated to envelop the hands like a second skin, this luxurious new addition from Emma Lewisham nourishes the skin and supports nails and cuticles.

A beautiful addition to your daily skincare ritual, this has become an essential on our desks, and our regular use has made a notable difference to our dry hands and cuticles. The tomato leaves and geranium scent is a beautiful touch and for Mel this is a wonderful nostalgic touch saying, “It smells light, fresh and reminds me of my dad’s vegetable garden, a completely comforting scent.”

Illuminating Face & Body Oil (115ml)

$80 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$73 (refill)

Best for: Instant, all-over bronzing for a sun-kissed glow

Slather this nourishing bronzing oil all over for a golden shimmer, courtesy of ethically sourced mica.

A little goes a very long way – it requires patience and effort to buff out. Otherwise, the deep bronze tint can look intense, and the texture sticky. For this reason, I avoid using it on my face and instead apply it sparingly to my neck, décolletage, arms, and legs.

I generally save the Illuminating Oil for nights out, pairing it with an off-the-shoulder top or dress to show off the glow. It can transfer onto fabric, so if you haven’t quite nailed your application, I recommend wearing darker colours that can be easily washed afterwards.

Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Body Crème (100ml)

$80 at Emma Lewisham (full-size)
$73 (refill)

Best for: A luxury body SPF

Make applying SPF feel a little more luxurious with this SPF body cream. Like the Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Face Crème, it contains saccharide isomerate for hydration, along with antioxidant-rich ingredients to soothe the skin.

With an SPF 50 rating, it’s well-suited to New Zealand’s high UV levels, which increase the risk of skin damage and melanoma.

User tip: Don’t forget to apply SPF to your hands, chest and neck. These areas are often overlooked and are typically the first to show signs of cumulative sun damage.

The best Emma Lewisham skincare gift sets

Emma’s Beauty Bag & Icons

$156 at Emma Lewisham (valued at $290)

Best for: Travel-sized skincare for a complete routine

This luxurious set unites two of Emma Lewisham’s most-loved formulations, the Skin Reset Serum and Supernatural Vitale Elixir Deluxe Mini. A bespoke Emma Lewisham beauty bag completes the set – perfect for your on-the-go beauty and skincare essentials, but we also love this as a chic evening bag.

Best for: Brightening and evening skin tone in three simple steps

Not everyone wants a multistep skincare routine, which is why this Emma Lewisham gift set includes three of the brand’s most sought-after products that cover your core steps (cleanse, treat, and moisturise).

The set features the following travel-sized products focusing on brightening and evening skin tone:

  • Illuminating Oil Cleanser
  • Skin Reset Serum
  • Supernatural Face Crème Riche

Pregnancy and Maternity Collection

$390 at Emma Lewisham

Best for: A luxurious baby shower gift

Skip the bibs and blankets, because this is the most divine, pregnancy-safe skincare set for a new mother.

In fact, the entire Emma Lewisham skincare range is suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, a principle that inspired the brand’s formulations from the very beginning.

The gift set features three products to support skin through a period of major hormonal change: the Illuminating Exfoliant to help smooth and brighten dull skin, the Skin Reset Serum to target uneven tone and hormonal pigmentation, and the Supernatural Face Oil, which contains bakuchiol, a gentler, plant-derived retinol alternative for smoothing fine lines.

How to layer your Emma Lewisham skincare

Building and layering your Emma Lewisham skincare routine is based on four key steps, which the brand refers to as ‘The Fundamental Four’.

These include: 1. cleansing and priming, 2. targeting and treating with serums, 3. moisturising and amplifying, and 4. protecting and preserving with SPF.

That said, there are a few extra nuances within each step, so below, you’ll find an ultimate guide to layering your Emma Lewisham skincare with added direction for the exfoliant, eye cream, face oil and sleeping mask. You can also check out the official Emma Lewisham skincare layering guide here.

Morning routine

Cleanser → Serum → Eye cream → Moisturiser → (Face oil) → SPF

Evening routine

Cleanser → (Exfoliant) → Serum → Eye cream → Moisturiser → (Face oil / Sleeping mask)

1. Cleanse (day and night)

The Illuminating Oil Cleanser is the primary cleanser in the range and can be used morning and night.

If you double cleanse, follow with the Supernatural Crème Cleanser, or use it alone in the morning.

2. Exfoliate (2–3x per week at night)

Use the Illuminating Exfoliant after cleansing and before applying serums.

3. Treat with serums (day and night)

This is where you target your main skin concern. Choose one serum, or layer multiple serums as follows:

4. Eye care (day and night)

Apply the Skin Reset Eye Crème after your serum and before moisturiser to hydrate and care for the delicate eye area.

5. Moisturise (day and night)

Use the Supernatural Day Crème as your morning or regular moisturiser.

If your skin is dry or you prefer a richer texture, use Supernatural Face Crème Riche as your primary night cream, or during the day when extra nourishment is needed.

6. Seal in hydration with oil (optional, day and night)

Apply Supernatural Face Oil after moisturiser.

In the morning, use it before SPF. In the evening, it becomes the final step in your routine to help lock in moisture.

6. Protect with SPF

Always finish your daytime routine with SPF, and evening too, if the sun is still up. Choose either the SPF 50 Mineral Face Crème or SPF 50 Mineral Glow Serum (ideal for no-makeup days).

7. Overnight mask (2-3x per week at night)

Two to three nights per week, swap your regular moisturiser for the Supernatural Sleeping Mask as the final step in your evening routine.

How does the Emma Lewisham loyalty programme work?

Sign up for Emma Lewisham Loyalty to receive points when you purchase a skincare jar, bottle or set (50 points), purchase a refill (150 points), subscribe to recurring refill shipments (120 points), refer friends (100 points), or leave a review (200 points).

In New Zealand, the United States and the United Kingdom, you’ll also receive 50 points for every empty refill pod or pouch you return using the free ‘Beauty Circle Returns Label’ you can select at checkout.  

Once you reach 1,000 points, you’ll receive a complimentary skincare refill of your choice with your next order. The best part? You receive 50 points upon signing up, alongside an annual birthday reward of 200 points.

Alternatively, you can purchase Emma Lewisham Skincare directly from beauty retailers and be rewarded through their loyalty programmes, including Mecca Beauty Loop in New Zealand and Australia.

How does the Emma Lewisham skincare refill system work, and what benefits does it offer?

Original products jars and pottles are designed to be refilled indefinitely, though I’d regularly wipe them down and caution against leaving the bottles anywhere where soap scum can build up to keep them clean.

Buying refills saves energy, water, and carbon emissions associated with producing a new vessel.

You can return your empty refill pods and pouches for free in New Zealand, the United States and the United Kingdom. Simply select the free ‘Beauty Returns Label’ at checkout. If you’re signed up to Emma Lewisham Loyalty, you’ll receive 50 points per empty refill.

Alternatively, you can take your empty vessels and pods back to any Mecca store in New Zealand or Australia for recycling.

If you’re unsure how to refill your product or find it a little fiddly, review the video instructions for refilling here, and shop all Emma Lewisham skincare refill products here.

Where can I buy Emma Lewisham skincare in New Zealand, Australia, and worldwide?

Emma Lewisham ships worldwide through its official website, emmalewisham.com. However, Australia is excluded from direct shipping, with Mecca serving as the brand’s exclusive retail partner.

In New Zealand, you can shop the range online via Emma Lewisham or through select stockists, which include Mecca, Simon James, and the Airpoints Store.

Other international stockists include:

Who is Emma Lewisham?

Emma Lewisham.

New Zealand-born Emma Lewisham is an entrepreneur who, before founding her namesake skincare brand in 2019, worked in the tech industry, including as a senior executive at global electronics company Brother International.

In 2016, after losing her mother to cancer while pregnant, she began searching for pregnancy-safe skincare to treat hyperpigmentation. Unable to find a natural product that delivered visible results, and with no clear recommendations from her doctor, she set out to create luxury skincare that delivers clinically proven results, is safe for the body, and reduces environmental impact. Her work has earned widespread recognition, including Spark Innovator of the Year at the 2025 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards.

Emma co-founded the brand with her husband, Andrew Lewisham, who has a background in law and commercial roles and serves as director and COO of Emma Lewisham Skincare.

Q&A with Emma Lewisham

What inspired you to found Emma Lewisham skincare?

In 2016, I lost my mother to cancer while simultaneously navigating the challenges of falling pregnant. I became passionate about all aspects of my health and wellbeing, leading to a conversation with my doctor, which would plant the seeds for Emma Lewisham.

He advised me against using a skincare product that contained hydroquinone, during my conception, pregnancy, and breastfeeding journey that I had been using to combat my hyperpigmentation. However, he couldn’t recommend a natural alternative that actually worked. This sent me on a global search, and what I found was a consistent compromise that natural skincare lacked the innovation, luxury, and scientific backing I was looking for.

Around the same time, I discovered the work of Nobel Prize-winning chemical engineer Frances Arnold, whose research proves that nature is more intelligent than a single ingredient. I’ve always been drawn to solving problems that are both incredibly difficult and truly meaningful. This was one of them.

What does the idea of luxury skincare mean to you personally?

Luxury to me is not about ostentation but about intentionality and quality. It’s found in moments of presence, in objects made with integrity, and in experiences that enrich rather than merely impress. True luxury has a quietness to it. Natural materials, craftsmanship that speaks through details, and above all, the time to appreciate these things. In a world that moves increasingly quickly, I believe the greatest luxury is giving yourself permission to slow down and fully inhabit the moment.

In skincare, true luxury goes beyond beautiful packaging. It demands ingredients that align with the quality being portrayed, and makes a promise between what’s shown on the outside and what’s actually formulated within.

Hailing from New Zealand, you’re relocating to London in September 2026. What’s driving this move, and what does it represent for you and the brand?

The relocation represents the reception I’ve seen over the last three years. I’ve watched consistent, organic growth in the UK through our own channels, and it got to a point where it felt like the natural next step for me to properly show up. We’re expanding into some truly wonderful UK retailers who align with our brand ethos, which has been a beautiful way for me to meet that growing demand and introduce Emma Lewisham.

I also genuinely love London, and have built a network of people there over the years. So, there’s a very real personal pull.

Founder Emma Lewisham.

Where is Emma Lewisham skincare made, and what kind of testing goes into them?

Our products are made in Auckland, New Zealand. When considering our SPF range, however, we chose to manufacture in Australia, where the regulatory standards for these products are among the most rigorous in the world.

What truly sets us apart is our commitment to world-leading independent testing. We uniquely invest in testing at both in vivo (clinical) and in vitro (laboratory) levels. The results consistently demonstrate that our products outperform category leaders, solidifying nature’s ability to deliver superior results without compromising safety or performance.

There is a persistent misconception in skincare that natural and efficacious formulations are mutually exclusive. At Emma Lewisham, we have always believed otherwise, which is why we undergo thorough testing to prove that nature and science work hand in hand to deliver unparalleled results.

Your products are ‘all-natural’. What does this mean, and why is it important to you?

Unlike traditional products built around single active ingredients, we formulate for the skin’s own intelligence. The skin is a complex system, and our formulations are designed to mirror this natural complexity.

We combine a curated network of multiple ingredients that are natural to our bodies and the world around us, and the result is genuine, measurable change. We primarily use plant-derived and bioactive ingredients, with a select few nature-identical ingredients where science has determined they perform with precision and purity.

We are proud to prove that natural ingredients can deliver a new era of efficacy in skincare, plus are safe to use. Natural ingredients are unmodified and physically obtained from nature, for example, from plants or microorganisms.

Naturally derived ingredients come from natural ingredients but are modified from those found in nature using chemical reaction processes. Nature Identical ingredients are ingredients that can be found in nature, but that are reproduced in the laboratory to ensure consistency and efficacy.

What unites all our ingredients is the reason behind their selection. We chose our ingredients because science supports them, not because they are trending, which seemed like the most intelligent place to start.

How do you bring some of these principles into your everyday life?

I truly believe that intelligently chosen, natural products are both the safest and most effective choice for skin, and overall wellbeing. That philosophy extends beyond skincare for me. In my everyday life, I use natural products in our home, and try to prioritise fresh, organic produce as much as possible. It’s less about perfection and more about intention. I try to make considered choices that I genuinely believe in, and that I’d be comfortable recommending to anyone.

For those new to Emma Lewisham skincare, which three products do you recommend beginning with?

The three products I would recommend starting with from the Emma Lewisham range are our Supernatural Crème Cleanser, Supernatural Vitale Elixir, and the Supernatural Face Crème Riche.

Discover the full Emma Lewisham skincare range at emmalewisham.com.


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