Spoiler alert: Spoilers for Love Is Blind Season 11 follow. If there’s one thing a Love Is Blind casting director is going to do, it’s find someone with an interesting and mysterious job. This season of Love Is Blind features several singles with unique jobs — like a beekeeper, a design director, and even an international yacht captain. Season 11 also includes an entrepreneur, Jax, who created a pretty big skin care brand. And if you’re looking to shop it for yourself, here’s the tea on what skin care line Jax owns — and where you can get it.
Now, Jax had quite the run on Love Is Blind: She instantly hit it off with Stew, and got engaged to him in Episode 4. However, things took a turn when Jax decided to leave the show shortly after meeting Stew face-to-face, implying that she wasn’t physically attracted to him. Jax also left the show without meeting with Stew for a final time, leaving her ex-fiancé blindsided and confused. Oof.
Despite her controversial departure, fans were still interested in Jax’s day job, as well as the skin care brand she created (because, let’s face it, the girl was glowing). So, I did a bit of digging to find out more about Jax’s skin care brand, including where you can purchase it for yourself.
What skin care brand does Jax from Love Is Blind own?
According to her Instagram, Jax created JAX SKINCARE, which is described as “minimalist, gender neutral skincare,” and it was founded in Boston in 2017. The line includes basics like a cleanser, toner, moisturizer, serum, facial oil, eye cream, and exfoliant, all priced between $46 and $82. There’s also an eye and face mask priced at $5, and a starter set (which includes a toner and oil) for $120.
JAX SKINCARE also has a small cosmetics line, MADAME JACQUELINE BEAUTY, that sells complexion products like lip balm, BB cream, foundation stick, blush, bronzer, and powder. The line also includes eye makeup such as eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara. The makeup line is priced between $22 and $42, depending on the product.
Of course, you can find JAX SKINCARE on its website, but — as of August 2026 — the brand is also available to shop at JCPenney. The brand was also featured in VOGUE — pretty major, if you ask me.
While fans are divided on Jax’s exit, there’s no denying that the Boston-based entrepreneur worked hard to make a name for herself in the skin care and cosmetics industry.