Retouch is a Shopify theme from Noord, a preset of their Motto theme set up for a skincare and wellness brand. It feels like a clean bathroom shelf: soft grey backgrounds, brushed silver packaging shot against plain walls, and close-up skin photography doing the selling. The hero is a split slideshow, a product on the left with a short line like "Glow and renew" in DM Sans, and a large face crop on the right with a small Shop Now pill. Menus, prices and labels switch to a monospaced font, which gives the store a quietly clinical, lab-label feel.
The homepage moves from a product slider through three tall category tiles for skincare, nutrition and sets, then a bestsellers row, a press logo strip, a three-image feature band, and an about block with a short brand statement. After that come a before and after slider on a man's face, a testimonial carousel, an Instagram gallery and a newsletter signup. The product page we opened lays out the price and stock as a tidy spec table, adds a countdown timer above the quantity stepper, and keeps Add to Cart as one wide dark button. The header also carries a light and dark mode switch, currency and language pickers, and a Features menu that shows every section on its own demo page. We like the restraint: one neutral palette and two typefaces, used the same way everywhere.
On a 390px phone the slideshow stacks the product above its headline, the menu folds behind a hamburger, and the cart stays in the top corner.
We'd pick Retouch for a small skincare or supplement brand with consistent, studio-shot packaging. Its calm look depends on that consistency, so mixed photo styles or busy lifestyle shots will show quickly. The countdown and the sample reviews also need real offers and real customers behind them.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.