Facial care

The skin is a fully-fledged organ that performs multiple functions. Enveloping the body, it protects the organism from external aggressions. Dehydrated and dry skin will struggle to fulfil its role effectively. That's why it's important to take care of it by regularly applying a cream to the body and doing so correctly. Focus.

The skin on our bodies is constantly under attack from numerous external factors, such as pollution, weather, clothing friction, etc... To care for and protect it, it is therefore important to hydrate it daily, but when is the best time of day to do this? Let's focus.

Derived from the steam distillation of plants, hydrosols are treatments intended for aromatherapy, but also for the field of cosmetology. They possess almost the same virtues as essential oils. However, hydrosols are more appreciated as they do not require the same usage precautions. How should they be used and what quantity should be applied?

Peeling is a procedure that gently exfoliates the upper layer of your epidermis. In this regard, it possesses certain virtues that help combat signs of skin ageing, but also corrects certain skin imperfections (comedones, spots, enlarged pores, pigmentation spots, etc...). Here are the details on the sufficient amount of product to use when applying it at home.

Chemical peels are no longer the preserve of professional salons: in mask form, they now feature in home skincare routines. These products promise to exfoliate the skin and stimulate cellular renewal. But what concrete results can you expect? Discover here the various benefits of facial peel masks for the skin.

Beauty masks, which are very much in vogue, cater to specific skin needs. Easy to apply with immediate visible results, this type of treatment utilises a variety of natural ingredients, such as green clay, charcoal, aloe vera, prickly pear oil, etc... to purify, hydrate or even tone the skin. Here's what you need to know about this treatment.

The purifying mask is a type of skincare treatment focused on deep cleansing of the skin, particularly intended for combination to oily skin types, as well as blemished skin that requires a sanitising and sebum-regulating action. Indeed, the purifying mask will help to absorb the excess sebum responsible for shiny areas, to unclog and tighten the pores, and to reduce imperfections (blackheads, enlarged pores, etc...) to regain skin with a visibly smoother and mattified appearance.

To be performed at home, in a beauty salon or dermatological doctor’s office, there are different  types of facial peels depending on their depth of action, the needs of the skin, and the concentration of active exfoliating ingredients of the treatment. Find out more about the action of these different facial peels.

To achieve smooth skin, an even skin texture, and a radiant complexion, nothing beats the daily use of a gentle peel, a method that involves gently exfoliating the skin with the aim of stimulating the regeneration of the damaged cell layer. Here's what you need to know about this gentle peel.

Versatile, the mist can be applied to the hair, body, and face. While its formula is designed to hydrate and soothe the skin, it can also refresh everyday objects. Thanks to its portable format, the mist is highly practical to use. It can be a backup solution if you no longer have enough time to style your hair or apply perfume. Discover how to apply this care on a daily basis.

Both beneficial for the skin, mists and hydrosols are treatments that capture attention. If care mists are specifically formulated to hydrate the skin in warm weather, hydrosols, on the other hand, have a versatile use. The key points on the differences between mists and hydrosols.

With the arrival of the warmer days, if your skin tends to dry out, mists are a practical and trendy care solution that you need to adopt. These sprayable waters, loaded with active ingredients, are appreciated for their invigorating and hydrating capabilities, accessible with a simple spray gesture.

Peeling is among the effective techniques to regain smooth and flawless skin. It can be performed using various methods, however, the simplest and achievable at home remains the superficial or so-called gentle peeling. To succeed, here are the steps to follow.

Wiping your face with a suitable towel is essential for healthy skin. To limit the transfer of certain bacteria, it is advisable to use a towel intended only for the face. The question is: which is the best towel I should use for my face? Here's what you need to know about it.

Beyond cleansing, drying the face is also a step not to be overlooked. Prolonged contact with water can dry out the skin and excessive wiping can irritate it. The question that arises is: how to properly dry one's face without causing harm? Here are some tips to assist you.

Pollution, perspiration, use of harsh soaps, extreme temperatures, etc... in the face of these conditions, it becomes important to take care of your skin by using a moisturising cream. This care allows you to hydrate, nourish and protect the skin of your face. However, it is crucial to never overuse it, nor to use it excessively. Such is the directive that ensures you a radiant and healthy skin. Focus on the necessary amount of face cream to apply, both day and night.

Exfoliation is an essential treatment for the skin of the face and body. This treatment offers numerous benefits to the skin. It notably allows the removal of dead cells accumulated on the skin's surface, thus revealing soft and radiant skin. But the question is, how much product should one apply? Indeed, if we use too little, we risk seeing no results, and if we use too much, we also run the risk of not only seeing no effects but also causing the skin to react (redness, irritation, excess sebum, etc…). We reveal the ideal amount of exfoliant to use.

Under normal circumstances, sebum helps the skin maintain a supple appearance. However, when produced in excess, the skin becomes oily, shiny and glistening, and the pores become clogged, leading to breakouts. To address this skin concern, specific active ingredients have emerged, suggesting that their use can regulate sebum production and thus improve the appearance of oily skin. Here, we review these various highlighted active ingredients, which may help control sebum excretion rates.

Due to ageing and/or poor lifestyle habits, the skin on the face begins to sag. Similarly, wrinkles and fine lines gradually appear. This natural phenomenon, affecting both men and women, gives an impression of constant fatigue. The active ingredients contained in certain skincare products can remedy this.

Of course, we would all like to have radiant skin all year long... However, temperature variations, pollution, stress are all factors that dull the skin and give a "gray" effect. If this resonates with you, use our tips for an effective beauty routine.

When one has sensitive or even reactive skin, redness, tingling and tightness can occur anywhere, and at any time. Fortunately, certain molecules help to calm, soothe and relieve the skin in a lasting way. Discover which ones.

Oily skin is characterised by an excess of sebum. This lipid film, secreted by the sebaceous glands, primarily serves to protect the skin. However, when produced in excess, the skin tends to shine and the obstruction of pores can lead to imperfections. Discover the beauty routine to adopt to purify your oily skin.

Dry and dehydrated skin are often confused because of their similar symptoms (tightness, redness, flaking...). Nevertheless, it is important to distinguish between them because they do not require the same care. Find here the definition of a dry skin as well as our formulas adapted to this type of skin.

Spots, blackheads, enlarged pores… Do these terms sound familiar to you? Don't panic. We have two pieces of good news: the first is that these problems are not insurmountable, and the second is that we're about to explain how to minimise their appearance.