Quick answer
Start with the Face Wash Subscription - 1 Bottle if you want the lowest-commitment way to build a daily cleansing habit. Choose the Lotion Subscription - 3 Bottles only if you already cleanse consistently and go through lotion on both body and face.
The real difference is cadence versus coverage
Both plans ship and bill every three months, so the schedule is identical. What changes is what arrives: one bottle of face wash versus three bottles of lotion. That makes this less a question of which product is better and more a question of which gap in your routine is bigger right now.
A face wash is a daily step with a narrow job, so one bottle maps cleanly to a single habit. Lotion covers both body and face, which means three bottles can disappear quickly if you moisturize head to toe. If your current routine already includes cleansing but skips moisturizing, the lotion plan closes a more obvious gap.
Cost per shipment favors the lotion plan, but only if you use it
The supplied catalog prices tell a clear story: the face wash subscription is listed at USD 9.80 against a USD 14.00 comparison price, while the lotion subscription is USD 32.16 against USD 48.00. The lotion plan costs more per shipment in absolute terms, but it also delivers three bottles rather than one.
The trade-off is commitment. A lower-priced single bottle is easier to test and easier to pause if you dislike the formula. A three-bottle plan only pays off if you actually finish lotion at a steady pace; otherwise you accumulate bottles faster than you use them. Neither plan is cheaper in a vacuum — the better value is the one you empty before the next box arrives.
When to start both, and when to wait
Nothing in the supplied facts prevents running both plans together, and they cover different steps rather than competing ones. The risk is starting two quarterly shipments before you know your own usage rate. A practical middle path is to begin with one plan, track how long the first shipment lasts, then add the second once you have a real number to plan around.
If you already know you cleanse daily and moisturize daily, starting both at once is reasonable. If either step is still inconsistent, adding a second quarterly box mostly adds clutter.
Trade-offs to weigh before you subscribe
- Lower upfront cost: The face wash plan is the cheaper first shipment, so it limits financial exposure if you are new to subscription skincare. Pick this if you want to test the subscription model with minimal spend.
- Higher coverage per box: The lotion plan delivers three bottles usable on body and face, which suits someone who already moisturizes daily and resents running out. Pick this only if you can realistically finish three bottles in a quarter.
- Same quarterly cadence: Because both bill and ship every three months, the schedule does not decide the choice — your usage rate does. Track your first shipment's duration before adding the second plan.
Plan facts at a glance
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Face Wash Subscription - 1 Bottle: Ships one bottle of face wash every three months, billed quarterly. One bottle per quarter keeps the commitment small while you establish a daily cleansing habit.
Face Wash Subscription - 1 Bottle
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Lotion Subscription - 3 Bottles: Ships three bottles of lotion every three months, billed quarterly, and is designed for both body and face. Body-and-face use means the three bottles can be consumed faster, so the larger shipment is easier to justify.
Lotion Subscription - 3 Bottles
Which plan fits you
Best for
- Shoppers building a first daily cleansing habit with minimal commitment
- Anyone who wants a lower-priced entry into subscription skincare
Not for
- People who already cleanse consistently and mainly need moisturizer
- Shoppers who prefer to buy lotion one bottle at a time rather than in a three-bottle shipment