Cortisol face
Puffy mornings, tight jaw, a face that looks like it slept in fight-or-flight. Because it did.
UNBRACE
The antidote to overstimulation
Quiet the noise. Lower your cortisol. Reset your baseline.
The daily nervous system regulator for the overstimulated mind.
The reset · 1:00
Home, candle lit, shoulders down.
Sixty seconds of the state we make: keys down, candle lit, two drops, nothing left to optimise.
- As seen on TikTok
- Viral cortisol reset
- 10,000+ nervous systems regulated
- Anti-hustle since day one
- 4.9 average from 2,400 reviews
The overstimulated state
For the mind that never hits pause.
Your body never got the memo that the deadline passed. It is time to uncoil. Meet the daily protocol to physically unbrace your body.
Afternoon anxiety
The 4pm drop where your chest tightens for no reason and the third coffee makes it worse.
Wired but tired
Exhausted at 9pm, electric at midnight. A nervous system that forgot how to land.
Out of your head. Back into your body.
The daily protocol
The Cortisol Reset
Ashwagandha + L-Theanine
Two capsules, once a day. Adaptogenic ashwagandha lowers the volume on cortisol while L-theanine smooths the edges — so your shoulders come down before your to-do list does.
- Ritual
- Morning or 4pm, sublingual
- Format
- 60 capsules · 30 days
- Free from
- Caffeine, sugar, urgency
Add to routine — $32.50
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Unfiltered
The Unbrace State.
Twenty unedited photos, and the words that came with them. Slow mornings, dark bedrooms and dropped shoulders — from the people who stopped performing their routine.
4.9 average · 2,400 reviews
“I take it before I open my laptop. By the time the emails start, my chest isn't already tight.”
Maya R. · Amsterdam
The Grounding Elixer
“Swapped my second coffee for this and a pot of tea. First week in years my hands weren't buzzing by noon.”
Joris V. · Utrecht
The Grounding Elixer
“It lives next to the toothpaste, which is the only way I ever remember anything. Three months, not one missed day.”
Elif K. · Rotterdam
The Grounding Elixer
“Candle, this, phone in the other room. Asleep before eleven for the first time since university.”
Sanne D. · The Hague
The Night Melt
“Takes about forty minutes, so it isn't instant. But I stopped waking at 3am scrolling through my own thoughts.”
Theo M. · Antwerp
The Night Melt
“No grogginess, which was my whole fear. I wake up before the alarm and I'm not angry about it.”
Priya N. · Berlin
The Night Melt
“Day 21. The 4pm crash just didn't arrive. I sat there waiting for it like an idiot.”
Lena B. · Amsterdam
The Cortisol Reset
“It goes in the tote with my keys. Travel weeks used to wreck me for days afterwards — now they just end.”
Femke S. · Ghent
The Cortisol Reset
“My jaw tension is genuinely down after a month. Only note: I'd love a smaller bottle for hand luggage.”
Daan H. · Eindhoven
The Cortisol Reset
“Fifteen minutes at the window before anyone needs me. Some days that is the entire protocol.”
Ana L. · Lisbon
The Unbrace state
“Floor, rug, no phone. I had forgotten that resting doesn't have to be productive.”
Nour A. · Paris
The Unbrace state
“Lighting the candle became the signal that work is over. My shoulders learned it faster than I did.”
Jonas W. · Copenhagen
The Unbrace state
“I stopped making the bed the second I stand up. Small thing, and the whole morning slowed down.”
Clara P. · Amsterdam
The Unbrace state
“Ten minutes on the floor after work beats an hour of doomscrolling. It isn't even close.”
Milan T. · Prague
The Unbrace state
“Two hands on a warm mug and nothing else switched on. Cheapest reset in the house.”
Rosa E. · Haarlem
The Unbrace state
“A bath at six instead of wine at nine. My sleep tracker noticed before I did.”
Ines G. · Barcelona
The Unbrace state
“Three lines in the journal and then I'm allowed to stop thinking about it. Works every single time.”
Bram K. · Groningen
The Unbrace state
“Curtains closed at nine, lamps low. The apartment tells my body the day is finished.”
Yara S. · Brussels
The Unbrace state
“Barefoot, slow, nowhere to be. Turns out I was rushing through my own hallway.”
Tomas R. · Vienna
The Unbrace state
“Breakfast sitting down, phone face down. Two weeks in and the mornings feel twice as long.”
Hanna V. · Amsterdam
The Unbrace state
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