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Why I Choose Biblical Skincare | Faith-Inspired Skincare

Updated: Oct 6

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” — Ecclesiastes 3:11


If you’ve been with me for a while, you know my heart for two things: Scripture and simple, effective, natural skincare. “Biblical skincare” isn’t a trend for me; it’s a posture. It’s the way I choose to care for my skin with gratitude, wisdom, and stewardship. I use ingredients that echo the garden and rhythms that honor rest.


What Is Biblical Skincare? Faith-Inspired Beauty Explained.


Biblical skincare is a values-based approach to caring for your skin that’s rooted in Scripture and creation care. It doesn’t mean every single ingredient is named in the Bible. Instead, it means we choose products, routines, and practices that align with biblical principles:


  • Stewardship: Caring for the body God entrusted to us (1 Cor. 6:19–20).

  • Simplicity: Choosing fewer, better ingredients over cluttered routines (Prov. 15:16).

  • Purity & Integrity: Transparency about what’s inside the bottle (Phil. 4:8).

  • Sabbath Rhythm: Resting the skin and soul, beauty that doesn’t hustle (Gen. 2:2–3).

  • Dignity & Kindness: Gentle care for ourselves and others (Prov. 31:25–26).

  • Creation’s Wisdom: Using botanicals long cherished for anointing and healing (Ps. 104:14–15).


The Ingredients That Tell a Story


I love using botanicals that connect us back to the way people have nourished skin for centuries. These ingredients are paired with modern safety and quality.


  • Frankincense Traditionally used for anointing; today, we value it for the way it supports the look of smooth, calm skin.

  • Myrrh Historically prized; in skincare, it helps soften, condition, and protect mature skin.

  • Cedarwood Woodsy and grounding; beloved for balancing the appearance of oily or uneven skin.

  • Rosehip Seed Though not truly biblical, roses remind us of God’s creation. They symbolize beauty and grace, rich in natural fatty acids that support glow and elasticity.

  • Pomegranate Seed A symbol of fruitfulness; a rich, plush oil that feels luxurious on dry, mature skin.

  • Beeswax Echoes of the “land flowing with milk and honey,” nurturing, softening, and protective in balms and masks.

  • Aloe Time-honored comfort for skin; wonderful in cleansing and soothing formulas.


In my own line, Trinity Glow blends Rosehip, Frankincense, Myrrh, and Cedarwood—ingredients with both timeless symbolism and modern skin benefits. Light Restored focuses on brightening botanicals like Prickly Pear and Pomegranate, paired with resinous notes that feel like a prayer for renewal. Together, this Radiance & Renewal Duo set delivers radiant, faith-inspired skincare.


Biblical Skincare all natural
Biblical Skincare all natural

A Routine That Feels Like Worship (Not Work)


Think offering, not obligation. Here’s a simple, sacred flow you can try:


Morning Routine


  1. Cleanse gently: I don’t always reach for a cleanser first thing. Most mornings, I simply rinse with water or sweep over my face with a toner. I like to preserve the natural renewal my skin does overnight instead of stripping it all away.

  2. Mist/Tone: Hydrate with a botanical mist (Sabbath Steam or rice/tea toners).

  3. Serum: Apply 3–5 drops of Trinity Glow™, pressed into damp skin.

  4. Target Care: Roll on Light Restored where spots need encouragement.

  5. Moisturize: Seal with Drench & Restore (or your favorite cream).

  6. Protect: Use a mineral SPF (I love a good tinted mineral sunscreen).


Evening Routine


  1. Unwind & Wash: Melt makeup/sunscreen with Made New cleansing balm.

  2. Steam & Sabbath Care: Once or twice a week, I take extra time with a nano steamer right after cleansing. It’s a simple practice that feels like a Sabbath reset, opening pores, softening skin, and preparing it to fully drink in the serums and oils.

  3. Hydrate: Mist again—think rose water or Almond Blossom Toner.

  4. Repair: Most nights, I use The Refiner (my bakuchiol deep-line serum) or your chosen night serum. Two to three times a week, I like to rotate in an active treatment such as hyaluronic acid, Vitamin C, or blue copper peptide to encourage renewal without overworking my skin. I also use a gentle exfoliator once a week to smooth away buildup and keep my skin bright without irritation.

  5. Eyes: Use Eyes to See under-eye blend (or coffee-infused jojoba oil).

  6. Moisturize & Seal: Apply a nourishing cream like Drench & Restore or a facial oil to lock in hydration and comfort the skin overnight.

  7. Anoint: Finish with a few grateful breaths. Thank God for the day and for your skin’s faithful service to you.


Why This Approach Works (Skin & Soul)


  • Consistency over chaos: Fewer, high-quality steps your skin recognizes.

  • Barrier first: Nourishing oils, humectants, and gentle actives, no harsh over-exfoliating.

  • Ritual reduces stress: A quiet routine can lower stress markers that contribute to flare-ups.

  • Meaning motivates: When your routine holds purpose, you’re more likely to show up for it.


Safety & Stewardship Notes


  • Dilution matters: I formulate facial blends around ~1% essential oil dilution for daily use on most skin (about 6 drops per 1 oz/30 mL carrier).

  • Patch test: Especially with resins and spices. Your skin is unique.

  • Source wisely: Know your suppliers; choose purity and transparency.

  • Rest days: Build in “Sabbath” nights—skip actives, keep it nourishing.


The Heart Behind My Formulas


I often say, “God is the One who helps me create.” I test, research, and refine, but I also pray over the work of my hands. My goal isn’t just ‘pretty skin.’ It’s radiance with purpose, that inner light that comes from gratitude, service, and joy. When you use my blends, I want you to feel cared for, seen, and invited into a slower, holier rhythm.


Let your skincare be sacred. Let your beauty be blessed.
—Tammie, Founder of Tammie’s Collection

Quick FAQ


Is “biblical skincare” only for Christians?

No. Anyone who loves gentle, intentional, garden-inspired care is welcome here.


Are essential oils safe for sensitive skin?

Used properly and diluted, many are. Start low, patch test, and listen to your skin.


Can I mix these with products I already own?

Yes, keep actives simple (Vitamin C/hyaluronic acid) and avoid layering too many new things at once.


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