ABBI collection
Mix-at-Home Base Creams
Choose an ABBI base cream designed to work with targeted active concentrates and build a personalized skincare routine.
Mix-at-Home Base Creams
Mix at Home - Velvety Cream
A vegan cream with apple stem cells, organic avocado oil and an anti-pollution active. These ingredients help protect the skin from everyday urban aggressors and help it look smoother and more radiant.
Mix at Home - Velvety mattifying Cream
A light, vegan cream with plant powders, niacinamide and arnica oil. These ingredients help balance shine and soothe the skin for a soft, matte finish. Well suited to young, oily-prone skin.
Mix at Home - Smooth Cream
A gentle cream with organic honey extract, organic shea butter and bisabolol. These ingredients help nourish, soothe and protect the skin, making it a comforting choice for sensitive-looking skin.
Mix at Home - Creamy Cream
A rich, comforting cream with organic Aloe Vera, Inca Inchi oil, sweet almond oil and organic shea butter. These ingredients help nourish, soothe and bring comfort to dry or sensitive-looking skin. Not vegan (contains beeswax).
Choose the base that fits your skin
A base cream is the foundation of an ABBI Mix at Home routine. Texture, comfort, and current skin priorities matter: skin that feels dry may call for a richer experience, while combination skin may prefer a lighter finish. The Skin Scan or manual personalization flow helps narrow the choice before targeted concentrates are added.
ABBI bases and active concentrates should be used as directed within the compatible system. Review the current product page and packaging for the full ingredient list, volume, and mixing instructions. Introduce a new routine gradually and pay attention to comfort as your needs change.
Build a simple personalized routine
Start with gentle cleansing, apply the prepared personalized cream according to its directions, and use broad-spectrum sun protection during the day. A routine does not need many overlapping products to feel complete; consistency is usually easier to evaluate than frequent changes.
The scan provides cosmetic guidance rather than a medical diagnosis. If you have persistent irritation, an allergy, or a diagnosed condition, consult an appropriate healthcare professional before changing your routine.