Balance Gel — Green Tea & Bisabolol
Soothe and balance the look of combination skin with Green Tea, Niacinamide, and Bisabolol.
Light enough for my oily zones, calming enough that nothing flares. Green tea and bisabolol keep things even.
Because you read the ingredients first.
Every active is here because the research supports it. Concentrations and study links below.
Compare to
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Is this for you?
This is ideal if you:
- Have combination or congestion-prone skin
- Want skin to look calmer and less red
- Are sensitive to alcohol-based toners
- Want a step between cleanser and serum
Not ideal if you:
- Have very dry skin needing rich hydration
- Prefer fragrance-forward toners
- Want an active acid exfoliator
Why this formula works
Green tea (EGCG)
One of the better-documented antioxidants in topical skincare, a favorite for the look of calmer, more even skin.
Bisabolol, a soothing botanical
Derived from chamomile, long associated with calmer, more comfortable-looking skin.
Barrier-safe gel
No alcohol, no essential oils. The lightweight gel format won't add heaviness to congestion-prone skin.
How to use
Daily Routine
Apply after cleansing, before serum. Once or twice daily.
Why choose Sorrel & Co?
| Feature | Sorrel & Co | Most Competitors |
|---|---|---|
| Key ingredients | Green tea + bisabolol | Hydration claim only |
| Format | Lightweight gel | Watery liquid typical |
| For the look of redness + congestion | Yes | Rare |
| Alcohol content | None | Common in toners |
What to expect
WEEK 1
A calmer look
Skin tends to look calmer and feel less tight within the first week of consistent use.
WEEKS 2–4
More balanced
The swing between dry patches and oily zones tends to settle with regular use.
WEEKS 4–8
More even-looking
Skin tends to look less red and more even overall.
Pairs well with
The 30-day Sorrel & Co promise
Use it daily. If your skin isn't visibly brighter and smoother, return the empty bottle for a full refund — no return shipping, no questions.
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