Letter From The Editrix
The Story of Editrix (ed·i·trix: a female editor) is rooted in my years as a magazine beauty editor. I reported from the front lines of beauty and wellness for some of the world’s leading fashion titles — covering backstage at Fashion Week, visiting retreats, writing about biohacking and wellness rituals, and testing the endless stream of skincare products that landed on my desk each day.
From inside the industry, I saw how quickly skincare had become more complicated than it needed to be. More products. More treatments. More actives. More promises. But the more I studied beauty, the more I began to question whether all of this excess was actually helping the skin, or quietly overwhelming it.
At the same time, I was forging my own path back to wellness. I gave away the products that once lined every inch of my Brooklyn apartment and began rethinking beauty through health, simplicity, and the body’s own intelligence. Suddenly, women started stopping me on the street to ask what made my skin glow.
Then,
a moment of clarity.
While visiting my sister at her research lab at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, where she was studying the gut microbiome, I began to understand skin differently. Beauty had been treating the skin like a surface to cleanse, correct, and perfect — but skin is a living ecosystem shaped by the microbiome, acid mantle, barrier, pH, and the body’s native function.
That realization became the foundation of Editrix: microbiome skincare for skin that has been over-cleansed, over-treated, and overwhelmed by modern beauty.
I ultimately left the world of editorial, but I will forever be an Editrix. I no longer edit runway trends or beauty copy. I edit the noise out of skincare — choosing ingredients with purpose, questioning unnecessary steps, and building a postbiotic skincare ritual around what skin actually needs to look resilient, balanced, and luminous.
Editrix is the culmination of that philosophy: advanced microbiome skincare designed to support the skin barrier, respect the acid mantle, and restore the conditions skin needs to function beautifully.
