Face Melt

FACE MELT is a buttery soft cleansing balm that provides a deep yet gentle cleanse. The blend of conditioning oils dissolves sunscreen, makeup, and grime without stripping the skin barrier. The result is a thoroughly clean and soft complexion that’s ready for the rest of your routine.

Massage FACE MELT onto dry skin using circular motions. As the balm turns into an oil, it breaks down sunscreen, makeup, and grime. Add water to emulsify, then rinse and gently pat dry. Pro tip: Follow Face Melt with a water-based cleanser to double cleanse for an even deeper clean.

• Sunflower Seed Oil is a non-comedogenic (meaning it won’t break you out), fatty acid-rich oil that hydrates and soothes inflammation while supporting the integrity of our skin barrier.
• Vitamin E has restorative and antioxidant properties that keeps our skin calm and moisturized and while helping repair any irritation.
• Rose Myrtle is a gentle, hydrating plant-based fruit extract that works to eliminate blackheads while reducing our skin’s production of sebum, helping to prevent future breakouts.
• Squalane is an emollient, meaning it coats your complexion in a cushion of moisture that helps to condition and soothe the skin. Squalane can soften and hydrate the skin while helping to reduce inflammation.

Vegan & cruelty-free (Leaping Bunny certified). Paraben-free, non-comedogenic.

Futurewise cares about the planet and is on a continuous journey to expand our sustainability efforts. Here’s what we’ve done so far and how you can help.

Face Melt’s packaging is both made using recycled materials and recyclable.

Tube: 30% PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic (PP)
Cap: 30% PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic (PP)

Please recycle if you can. We know it takes a bit of effort, but Mother Earth will thank you!

To recycle the componentry, first separate the cap and tube. Cut open the top of the empty tube, rinsing with water to clean and recycle all components.

While we can provide generalized guidelines, we recommend checking with your local recycling programs for specific details, as accepted materials can vary from city to city.