Meet the Vault Curated Sets

Meet the Vault Curated Sets

The easiest way to discover a complete routine, with products we already love together.

Meet The Vault Curated Sets: handpicked combinations from across our range, built around routines, concerns and categories to make discovering your next favourites even easier.

Better Together

The Routine Finder is designed to make shopping easier

Sometimes you want to discover products one by one. Other times, you just want someone to do the editing for you. That is the idea behind The Vault Curated Sets: handpicked combinations of products from across our range, grouped around a routine, concern or category so you can shop with a little less guesswork.

Start With What You Want

We Call These Your Priorities

Priorities specify the results you would most like a product to support, whether that is more hydration, brighter-looking skin or a calmer-feeling scalp.

The more relevant a product is to the priorities you select, the stronger a match it becomes.

This allows the Routine Finder to do something a standard product filter cannot: distinguish between a product that technically belongs in a category and one that actually makes sense for what you are trying to achieve.

Considerations Help Rule Things Out

These are the non-negotiables

Maybe you are specifically looking for products that are vegan or cruelty free. Perhaps fragrance-free products are important to you. You may want products we have identified as sensitive-skin friendly, or you might be shopping with pregnancy in mind.

Instead of treating these as another vague preference, the Routine Finder uses considerations to help exclude products that do not meet the criteria you select.

A brightening benefit might make a product a better match. A consideration can determine whether it should be recommended to you at all. It is a small distinction, but an important one.

It Is a Starting Point, Not a Diagnosis

The Routine Finder is designed to make shopping easier

What the Routine Finder does is make the beauty part considerably less overwhelming.

If you already know that your skin feels dehydrated and you want to prioritise hydration, you should not need an advanced understanding of cosmetic chemistry to find a suitable serum.

If your scalp feels dry and you want to explore gentler, scalp-focused haircare, we can help point you towards the relevant part of the range.

Think of it as a particularly well-organised beauty-shopping tool rather than a dermatologist in your browser.

Why We Built It

Vault is Curated by Design

We don't want to carry hundreds of nearly identical products simply to create the illusion of choice. We would rather find interesting brands, choose the products we think deserve a place, and then help you work out which of those products are most relevant to you.

But even a curated beauty store can become difficult to navigate once you start crossing categories, ingredients and concerns.A product might be excellent and still be completely wrong for what you need.

The Routine Finder gives our curation another layer. First, we narrow down the wider beauty market. Then, you narrow the Vault recommendations for yourself.

Built to Consider Multiple Concerns

The Routine Finder Gets Especially Useful When Your Concerns Overlap

You might want brighter-looking skin but also experience sensitivity.Your hair might need hydration while your scalp becomes oily quickly.You may want to smooth body texture without using products that leave your skin feeling stripped.

This is where the Routine Finder becomes more useful than simply clicking a collection called “Hydration”.

By combining several priorities and considerations, your recommendations can become progressively more specific. For example, someone looking for hydration + barrier support + sensitive-skin friendly skincare should see a different edit from someone prioritising blemishes + pore appearance + texture.

Ready to Find Your Routine?

Choose your category. Tell us what you want to prioritise. Add the considerations that matter to you.

We will take it from there.

Try the Routine Finder