Where Treatment Meets Tone
Correct without
causing damage.
Six formulas built around a single idea: you should not have to trade your skin barrier to improve the appearance of your skin.
What should I be doing for my skin right now?
In every routine
Chosen for your skin
- 01 · Cleanse (in every routine)
The reset. Removes the day without taking the barrier with it.
- 02 · Refine (chosen for your skin)
The refinement. A gentle acid toner that smooths the look of texture and preps skin for the steps after it.
- 03 · Correct (chosen for your skin)
The correction. Evens the look of tone and works on dark marks over time, without changing the tone you were born with.
- 04 · Restore (in every routine)
The foundation. Daily moisture that keeps skin comfortable, so every other step has something to work with.
- 05 · Renew (chosen for your skin)
The renewal. A gentle retinoid (HPR) for the look of texture and fine lines, kept low and slow so skin can keep it.
- 06 · Protect (in every routine)
The protection. Mineral-hybrid SPF 30 with no white cast, made to be worn every day and reapplied.
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Who is this for?
This is for
Pigment-prone, melanin-rich skin
Skin that marks more readily and holds the mark longer. On deeper tones a dark spot can outlast the breakout that caused it by months.
Skin that marks easily, reacts to over-exfoliation
The step bought to fix texture is usually what leaves the next mark. Every acid and retinoid here is dosed to be kept, not to impress. If reactive, give the barrier a few quiet weeks, or start with the Barrier Check.
Dark marks and uneven texture
Marks after breakouts, patches that won't even out, a surface that catches light unevenly. Worked on slowly, without stripping the skin doing the work.
This range is built for everyday marks. Dark marks get worked on, not chased. Comfort always comes first. Chasing a mark is how you get the next one.
Gradual, lasting results. First change around week 8 to 12; real fading over months.
Bulengo-Ransby et al., NEJM 1993; Lee et al., Skin Res Technol 2014
Why
Dokita: the healer who understands your skin, not just the one who treats it.
The person who knows the history behind what you brought in, before reaching for anything. That's the standard every formula is held to.
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Does it really work?
We don't promise a result. We show up honestly instead, and let the people who've actually used it say the rest.
No product works for everyone. Skin comes in too many types, and that is the reason this brand exists. Meaningful results take time, and we'd rather tell you that than sell you speed.
4.6out of 5
Over 200 reviews across the range, collected from a diverse selection of people who actually tried our products.
These reviews come from our 2025 sampling program; reviewers received free product. New reviews from customers will be added as they arrive.
What that looks like
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What's in it?
16 actives, sorted by what they actually do for your skin: 6 jobs, not one wall of Latin names.
“We don't want fairy dust. We want ingredients that work, at the levels where they work.”
Jane Velas, Head of R&D
Actives · published percentages
Supporting ingredients
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Which one is for me?
You don't need all six on day one.
Seven questions about your skin, how it reacts, and how far along you are, ending in a routine curated specifically from your answers, not the whole shelf.
Find your routineAlready know you want the full system?
About ten minutes morning and night once you're settled. Start with fewer steps.
Morning
5 stepsCleanse, refine, correct, moisturize, protect.
Night
5 stepsCleanse, refine, correct, renew. Sunscreen returns in the morning.
- 01
pHase: Daily ResetApply to damp skin and gently massage - 02
Dew De La SoilApply to clean, dry skin using hands or a cotton pad - 03
AlphaTone ComplexApply 2–3 drops to clean, dry skin - 04
HydroLipid Barrier RestoreApply to clean, dry skin - 05
Retinol Re-GenesisApply a small amount to clean, dry skin in the evening
Start slowly with the retinoid: two or three nights a week for the first month, building as your skin allows. Sunscreen every morning while you use it. Not while pregnant or breastfeeding, and not alongside a prescription retinoid unless your clinician says so.







