AquaLaurin Clear and Natural Lotion

Formula Overview

Active: Glycerol Monolaurate (GML) and Lauric Acid (AquaLaurin platform). Other ingredients: Aloe, Calendula Flower Extract, Glycerin, Lavender Flower Extract, Olive Flower Extract, Rooibos Leaf Extract, Sunflower Seed Extract, Organic White Tea and Green Tea Extract, Vitamin E, Vitamin A and C Ester, Pro-Vitamin B5, Xanthan Gum.

A note from Evey

The AquaLaurin Clear and Natural Lotion brings Northstar's platform onto the skin. The active layer is glycerol monolaurate (GML) and lauric acid, two lipids the body knows from human milk and uses in its own microbial-balance and immune-signaling work, delivered topically alongside a careful botanical and vitamin profile rather than orally.

What sets this lotion apart is the company it keeps on the ingredient list. Aloe, calendula, lavender, olive flower, rooibos, sunflower, and organic white and green tea extracts join vitamins A, C, and E and pro-vitamin B5 in a clean, fragrance-considered carrier. The active layer is the same GML and lauric acid as the oral line; the surrounding cast supports the skin's own barrier and microbial-balance work in a topical context.

Two foundational principles fit this product naturally: live clean and breathe and relax well. Skin is one of the more honest readouts of daily inputs and stress load, and a clean topical with a recognizable ingredient list is one of the easier swaps inside a broader living-clean strategy. I think of this lotion as one supportive input; sleep, stress care, and the food on the plate are still doing the larger share of the skin-quality work.

Apply a small amount to clean skin, observe how it lays down on your particular skin profile, and adjust use as your practitioner suggests.

Form: Topical lotion

Disclosure: Evey Andersen, FNP-C, MSN, APNP, CISSN, is the owner of Green Medicine of Wisconsin and recommends this product based on clinical experience.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.