Clean Up Crew vs Glow Getter: Which one do you need?

It’s springtime, and with spring comes spring greens.

There’s a reason they show up right when they do. After months of heavier foods, slower routines, and less sunlight, the body naturally holds onto more—more fluid, more stagnation, more buildup that didn’t quite get cleared during winter. Spring plants step in right on cue, offering exactly what the body is already asking for.

Most of these plants are labeled as weeds in the Western world. Dandelion. Violet. Chickweed. Cleavers. Nettle. The ones people pull out of their yards are the same ones herbalists reach for first.

And yes, if you’re using herbs to support your body, you’re an herbalist.

Spring greens carry a very specific intelligence. They’re mineral-rich, deeply hydrating, and often slightly bitter or mucilaginous, which makes them incredibly effective at encouraging movement in the body. They help shift fluid, support digestion, and create the conditions for the body to clear what’s been sitting too long.

We took that seasonal rhythm and bottled it into two formulas: Clean Up Crew and Glow Getter.

They both support detoxification, but they do it in completely different ways.

Understanding the difference helps you choose what your body actually needs.

Clean Up Crew: Lymphatic + Drainage Support (Alcohol-Free)

Clean Up Crew works closer to the surface.

This is your go-to when things feel stuck, puffy, or inflamed in a way that’s more about fluid and movement than deep internal congestion. The lymphatic system doesn’t have a pump like the heart, so it relies on movement and the right plant support to keep things flowing. When it slows down, you feel it in the form of puffiness in the face or body, tenderness in the breasts or underarms, skin that looks reactive or irritated, or that lingering illness that you can't seem to shake.

Herbs like cleavers, chickweed, and violet increase lymphatic flow and help move interstitial fluid, guiding the body to clear what’s been sitting in the spaces between cells. 

Calendula supports tissue repair while also moving lymph, and nettle brings in minerals while calming histamine-driven irritation. 

Dandelion leaf adds a gentle diuretic effect, encouraging fluid movement without depletion, and the glycerin base keeps everything soft, hydrating, and easy on sensitive systems.

Clean Up Crew creates movement in the body and fits easily into daily use, whether that’s for skin support, lymphatic movement, or simply keeping things from building up in the first place.

It tends to resonate most with sensitive systems, kids, postpartum women, or anyone who feels low in reserves and wants something steady and supportive.

Glow Getter: Liver + Blood Clearing Support

Glow Getter goes deeper.

This is the formula you might reach for when symptoms feel cyclical, stubborn, or clearly tied to internal buildup that hasn’t been resolved through gentler approaches. The liver and blood are central here, especially when it comes to skin, hormones, and digestion.

When bile flow slows down, detox pathways back up. Hormones aren’t metabolized efficiently, and waste that should be eliminated gets recirculated into the system. You start to see it show up in very specific ways—inflamed acne, PMS, heavy or irregular cycles, sluggish digestion, dull skin, fatigue.

Dandelion root increases bile production and supports the liver’s ability to process and eliminate waste. Burdock works directly on the blood, helping to clear what’s contributing to chronic skin issues and internal congestion. Nettle supports both mineral replenishment and blood quality.

Calendula bridges lymph and liver, elderflower supports elimination through the skin, and goji brings in a more nourishing layer, supporting liver yin and long-term resilience.

Glow Getter clears while rebuilding, which makes it a strong fit for those ready for deeper work and more noticeable shifts as the body begins to process what’s been stored.

Choosing Your Path

These two formulas complement each other really well, and you can choose based on your symptoms and goals.

If things feel puffy, inflamed, or stagnant in a fluid way, Clean Up Crew is usually the starting point.

If symptoms feel cyclical, hormonal, or deeply rooted, Glow Getter tends to be the better fit.

They also layer well in either direction: Starting with Clean Up Crew helps open drainage pathways, especially for more sensitive systems. From there, moving into Glow Getter allows the body to go deeper while maintaining flow.  Another approach is starting with Glow Getter when you’re ready for deeper clearing, then transitioning into Clean Up Crew to maintain movement and prevent buildup from returning.

Both formulas are designed for long-term use across different stages of life, so you can adjust based on season, symptoms, and what your body is asking for.