THE STORY

The story
behind the edit.

Edit your skincare. Not yourself.

Tara holding Copper Restore Serum in natural light
Tara, founder of The 76 Edit

A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER

Beauty has been my work.
This part is personal.

After three decades in the hair industry, I know how personal beauty can be. The best part has always been helping someone feel more like themselves.

The 76 Edit brings that perspective to skincare. It started with a personal interest in ingredients and a desire to create products I wanted to use myself.

Over the last couple of years, my skin has changed drastically. With two autoimmune diseases and menopause, I realized my skincare needed an edit. I wasn’t trying to become someone else. I just needed skincare that fit my needs now.

I have an entire shelf of expensive skincare that I either don’t use because it’s overwhelming or because it doesn’t work for me. I didn’t want to keep spending hundreds of dollars on products that ended up sitting there.

I wanted quality skincare that was affordable, easy to use, and made a difference. Something that worked for someone with a budget and fit into a routine they already had. That’s what I set out to create with The 76 Edit.

I want this to be a place where you can ask questions, understand what you’re using, and choose what makes sense for your skin, your time, and your budget.

Tara

FOUNDER, THE 76 EDIT

01

Fits into your day.

Skincare should fit into the day you already have, like brushing your teeth in the morning or washing your face at night. It shouldn’t take half an hour or a shelf full of products. It should be easy to use and give you results.

02

Ingredients, explained.

Ingredients deserve clear explanations, not just words no one can pronounce or understand. You should know what you’re putting on your skin and why it’s there. Questions are always welcome.

03

A routine that fits you.

Skincare isn’t one-size-fits-all. If you don’t have a lot of time, your routine can be small. You should be able to see a difference with one product, without feeling like you need the whole line.