
Girl, Wash Your Face: How Potency No. 710 Are Redefining Women's Plant-Based Skincare
When Kathleen Saucerman met Mandy Lile of Potency No. 710, the alignment was immediate β rooted in integrity, leadership, and kindness.
At Normalize Marketplace, we believe the right partnerships don't begin with spreadsheets. They begin with frequency.
When Kathleen Saucerman, Founder & CEO of Normalize Marketplace & Community, met Mandy Lile of Potency No. 710, the alignment was immediate. It wasn't just about award-winning CBD skincare products or national press features β it was about integrity, leadership, and kindness.
Potency No. 710: Award-Winning Plant-Based Skincare
Potency No. 710 has earned recognition from Vogue, Allure, Refinery29, and Modern Luxury for a reason: their formulations deliver.
Filthy Face Cleaner β A deeply purifying charcoal cleanser designed to detoxify, clarify, and reset. It removes buildup β makeup, pollution, stress β without stripping the skin.
Gold Serum β Luminous, restorative, and intentionally crafted to support hydration, elasticity, and glow. Powered by cannabinoids and botanical science.
'Girl, Wash Your Face' β A Full Circle Moment
Years ago, Kathleen taped a quote to her mirror: 'Girl, get ahold of your life⦠Rise up from where you've been, scrub away the tears and the pain of yesterday, and start again.'
That quote stayed through seasons of rebuilding, leadership pivots, and growth. When Normalize launched the Wash Your Face Bundle, it wasn't accidental β it was symbolic. Healing is closer than you think, and sometimes it begins with the simple act of washing your face and choosing yourself again.
Women-Owned Wellness Brands That Lead
At Normalize Marketplace, we intentionally highlight women-owned wellness brands who prioritize plant-based innovation, lead with integrity, and support other women entrepreneurs.
Potency No. 710 embodies all of this. They are not just creating CBD skincare products β they are building a movement rooted in thoughtful formulation, education, and community.



