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Repechage: When Skincare Feels Like a Conversation

A seaweed-based ritual that doesn’t ask for perfection—just presence.

Let’s be real. Skincare talk can get exhausting. So many promises. So many steps. So many words that sound like they were made in a lab for someone else’s face.

But when we tried Repechage, something different happened. The product didn’t yell. It didn’t try to dazzle. It felt like a gentle nudge. A soft hand to the cheek, saying: Let’s take care of this. You’re already fine.
And that? That felt like something worth offering.

Why We Chose It

Repechage is woman-founded and powered by sustainably harvested seaweed — which might sound like a trend until you realize they’ve been doing this since before “clean beauty” was a buzzword. Their formulas are backed by science, sure. But the feeling is what got us.

It feels… grounding. Clean without being clinical. Restorative without that pressure to be “glowing” 24/7. The textures are smooth. The scents are subtle. The aftereffect is less “I used a serum” and more “I remembered what my skin actually feels like.”

And here’s something important: Repechage can only be sold where there’s a certified esthetician on staff. Luckily, NW Women’s Fitness has one — and their front desk? It’s right here inside Eli Jo. So if something catches your eye, you can ask questions, sample a product, and book your next facial — all in the same breath.

It’s not just a purchase. It’s a relationship — between you, your skin, and someone who sees both with care.

A Kind of Trust

At Eli Jo, we don’t carry a lot of skincare. Just a few things that make sense — the way a favorite sweater does. You’ll find select Repechage facial products here: serums, creams, and masks. We keep testers out, because we want you to touch. To smell. To feel.

We believe skincare shouldn’t be a performance. It should be a conversation. One where your skin gets to talk back.
There’s something strangely powerful about washing your face with intention. It doesn’t fix your life. But it does shift something. A reclaiming, maybe. A slowing down. A little self-respect, practiced in small, quiet ways.


That’s what Repechage offers. A reset that happens skin-deep, but somehow feels deeper.

Come in. Try a little on the back of your hand. Ask us questions. Or walk next door and book a facial. You’ll know what’s right for you. That’s the thing with skin — it tends to tell the truth.

And around here, we like to listen.

Learn more about Repechage: https://www.repechage.com/