Practitioner Education Series · Module 04 of 05
A practical guide to customizing treatments using the Wilder North ingredient range — condition-based selection guides for all major skin concerns
Backbar Architecture
The Nine Serums
Condition Guides
Acne / Hormonal
Cleanser — Primrose
Hydrosol — Juniper or Frankincense
Serum — Rivae primary; Sativa if sensitivity
Finish — Nectar Balm on active blemishes
Sensitive / Reactive / Eczema
Cleanser — Atone or Primrose
Hydrosol — Cucumber or Herb Garden
Serum — Astera primary; Sativa if EO-free
Finish — Astera Balm
Dry / Compromised Barrier
Cleanser — Atone
Hydrosol — Herb Garden or Strawberry
Serum — Thaea primary; Sativa if sensitive
Finish — Resin Concentrate or Nectar Balm
Dull / Hyperpigmented
Cleanser — Melina Enzymatic
Hydrosol — Strawberry or Frankincense
Serum — Peony; Honest Elixir layered beneath
Finish — optional Nectar Balm if dry
Graceful Aging / Mature
Cleanser — Atone or Primrose
Hydrosol — Frankincense or Herb Garden
Serum — Thorn day; Thaea night; Honest Elixir
Finish — Nectar Balm or Resin Concentrate
Combination / Mixed
Cleanser — Primrose
Hydrosol — Herb Garden
Serum — Perennia; or zone-specific Rivae + Thaea
Finish — optional
Layering
Oil-based whole-plant serums are compatible with one another because they share the same carrier base. There is no risk of destabilization or adverse interaction between two Wilder North serums applied in sequence.
General principle: apply the lighter, more targeted serum first — Rivae for acne or Peony for brightening — allow it to partially absorb for thirty seconds, then apply the richer repair or nourishing serum second. Honest Elixir should always go last or be blended into a richer serum before application.
Hive Ingredients