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FABRIC MASK
Fabric mask: essential for beauty rituals What is a fabric mask? The sheet mask trend comes straight from Korean beauty rituals. These masks are cut to the shape of the face or part of it to be able to follow its contours like a second skin during their application. They are made of ultra-fine fibers, most often natural such as bamboo, organic cotton, Lyocell® (from wood), viscose, etc. As soft as silk, they are perfectly suited to all skin types, even the most sensitive. They serve as supports for the impregnation of cosmetic treatments which they absorb. The principle is to introduce active substances onto the skin by saturation once placed on the face and deliver the benefit of the active ingredients to the skin. If the mask is not prepreg, it can then be washed with soap and water and can be reused several times depending on its material. Is it the same as a soaked mask? than an impregnated mask? Otherwise explain the difference. An impregnated mask is simply a fabric mask soaked in the right dose of lotion, or serum containing different types of active ingredients to meet any type of need. It generally comes in the form of a single package and is single-use, cannot be washed or reused. The amount of weekly treatment serum in a single application! What are the different benefits of a sheet mask for facial skin? The benefits of a fabric mask are multiple and depend on the lotion or serum present in the mask formulation: hydration, firmness, radiance, oxygenation, detox, anti-fatigue, etc. All you have to do is choose according to your desires and the needs of your skin! How do these single-use treatments work? Manual Whether they are already impregnated or not, sheet masks work like treatment boosters with flash results in just a few minutes. First of all, it is important to apply the mask to makeup-free, cleansed and ideally exfoliated skin to optimize the absorption of the skincare active ingredients. Unfold the mask, apply it to your face and adjust it to its contours. The exposure time will allow the mask to diffuse the liquid in which it is soaked and the skin to absorb it. The exposure time is generally 10 to 20 minutes for optimal action. Do not exceed the indicated application time to prevent the mask from drying! As it is made of fabric, it would start to reabsorb all the hydration that you have just offered to your epidermis... Once the mask is removed, do not rinse! Massage the face in circular movements then use a cotton pad to remove any excess. How often can we use them? Once or twice a week after a gentle exfoliation, not hesitating to vary the type of mask and its benefit. Your skin will be satisfied! What are the differences between a fabric mask and a gel mask? There are several types of so-called “gel” masks. The principle is the same as for a fabric mask since they are impregnated with a care solution. Only the material of the support is different. They are in fact made up of a gel layer sheet containing a set of active ingredients and nutrients. This material, generally known as “hydrogel”, makes it possible in particular to preserve the humidity level of the mask, thus giving it a second skin effect. Once applied, the mask has excellent adhesion to the skin and does not move. It thus guarantees contact of the active ingredients and their perfect absorption by the epidermis. It offers the same type of benefit as prepreg fabric masks. The exposure time can thus be extended to 30 or even 45 minutes. Ideal for a long moment of relaxation or a weekend! Conversely, other gel masks are “airtight” and therefore do not allow an exchange of active ingredients between the mask and the skin. They can either be heated or cooled before being applied to the face. For this type of product, the main benefits are a firming (via cold) or relaxing (via heat) action on the facial features. This is therefore more of a mechanical effect on the surface of the epidermis than a real skincare benefit. Do you have a comment/advice to add? Some tips and advice to increase the effectiveness of your mask. The effect of the mask is most optimal in the evening before bedtime. For greater effectiveness and a fresh toning effect, you can place the impregnated fabric or gel mask in the refrigerator for around ten minutes before use. Right after removing the mask, use a jade facial roller to massage excess serum into your skin in circular motions from the inside out to stimulate lymphatic drainage. Focus on the eye area to eliminate dark circles and bags. Don’t hesitate to discover our range of Evoluderm fabric masks. Formulated with at least 93% ingredients of natural origin and vegan, they will offer you real salon treatment in the privacy of your bathroom at a low price. And what's more, they are MADE IN FRANCE ! Discover our MADE IN FRANCE masks I discover I discover I discover
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The Pluie de Coco range offers you a sensory journey to the heart of Asia!
The Pluie de Coco range offers you a sensory journey to the heart of Asia! The Pluie de Coco range offers you a sensory journey to the heart of Asia, which aims to detoxify your skin and hair! The freshness of Coconut Water and the vitality of Green Tea combine their benefits for a cocktail of detox plant treatments, 100% Made in France leaving room for escape. Discover our article available on the brands website : Read our article Discover our new Pluie de Coco range, 100% Made in France! I DISCOVER I DISCOVER I DISCOVER I DISCOVER
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A wave of freshness and vitality comes to your face!
A wave of freshness and vitality comes to your face! Coming from Asia, the trend for facial care mists has recently become part of beauty routines around the world. They now occupy your bathroom drawers and take their place aboard your beauty bags! Facial mists, the new step in your “beauty routine”? Formulated with an aqueous base, the new generation mists are full of active care ingredients to provide the dermis with new benefits. Thanks to their portable and practical format, they are easy to use and can be carried anywhere to accompany you day after day. They become THE multi-action beauty gesture which, in addition to refreshing, hydrates, nourishes, soothes, sets makeup, etc. depending on your skin's needs. Smarter than classic water misters, these mists contain targeted active ingredients suitable for all skin types to meet every need. Pulling sensations? Choose a treatment mist with hydrating active ingredients based on Glycerin, and your skin will be soft and comfortable. Need a boost? Prefer revitalizing active ingredients like Sea Salts to restore energy to the epidermis. Skin lacking radiance? To illuminate it, choose a formula enriched with antioxidants for a radiant effect and an even complexion. To rejuvenate and regenerate the skin, anti-aging active ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid compensate for the loss of water in the epidermis and fill it with hydration. Complementary, they can also be combined or used in turn to adapt daily to the changing needs of your skin. When to use a water mist? Wake-up beauty : a fine mist when you wake up is ideal for toning the skin after a night's sleep. To optimize the effectiveness of your day cream, spray a few drops before applying it to facilitate its penetration and action. Make-up time : after makeup, spray 30 cm from the face to improve its hold and give it radiance. 3 p.m.: refreshing break! Enjoy the benefits of the mist at any time of the day, whenever your skin feels the need. Sleepy mood : after removing make-up, spray a few drops on your face to eliminate the last residue of make-up remover then apply your night treatment. Tip from the team : after showering, spray it on the face to remove the last residue of limescale, then pat gently with a cotton pad or a clean towel. How to use water mist? A few fine sprays on the face and neck are enough to provide a caring effect and immediate freshness. In just a few seconds, the micro-droplets penetrate easily. For instant penetration, use light strokes. Tips : For an intense freshness effect, place the treatment mist in the refrigerator. Our fresh selection
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Discovering Monoï, this treasure of Polynesia…
Discovering Monoï, this treasure of Polynesia… A prodigious care oil for skin or hair, Monoï is the emblematic INGREDIENT of summer. Resulting from the meeting of Coconut Oil and Tiare Flower, it is at the heart of Tahitian customs. Know-how and care rituals that are passed down from generation to generation to perpetuate the tradition for more than 2000 years. Embark today towards Tahiti and its heavenly beaches to discover this Polynesian treasure! “'ia ora na” Good morning An ancestral history More than 2000 years ago, the Maohis settled on the islands of Polynesia and created Monoï which means “fragrant oil”. This oil accompanied them from their birth to their death during religious ceremonies. It was applied to the bodies of newborns to prevent their skin from becoming dehydrated in hot weather and from cooling when temperatures were cooler. During embalming, it was used to perfume the body and help the soul of the deceased travel to the afterlife. A little paradise on earth, the waters of the South Pacific have attracted many foreign sailors. One of them, James Cook, discovered Tahiti between 1768 and 1771 and mentioned in his logbook this sacred oil with which the Polynesians coat their bodies. Little LOVE anecdote: Looking for true love in Polynesia? The Tiare Flower symbolizes love. So if you ever come across someone wearing it on their right ear, that person is single... If it's on their left ear, move on, they're not available! Monoï has always been part of their way of life, with each family producing its own Monoï. The family “mamas” prepared this oil themselves by collecting coconuts and Tiare flower buds at dawn. They then collected the coconut flesh and pressed it to obtain oil in which the flowers macerated for several days. Even today, we find this traditional Monoï called the “Monoï des Mamas”. Emblem of Polynesia, the Tiare Flower was also used by women to perfume their hair and adorn their traditional costumes and headdresses. At the beginning of the 1940s, the Tiki perfumery decided to manufacture and market its Monoï. Since then, Monoï and its fabulous benefits have been exported internationally. This ingredient is today very popular with women looking for care, escape and sunshine. Protected know-how Due to the expansion of Monoï around the world, this oil has often been imitated and misused. In the 1980s, many oils actually came from Asia. To ensure its authenticity, its provenance and its manufacturing process, Monoï de Tahiti was officially recognized in April 1992 by the Appellation of Origin. To be sure you are buying real Monoï, check that the label “Monoï de Tahiti, Appellation d’Origine” appears on the product. Monoï de Tahiti - Appellation of Origin - remains very faithful to the recipes of Tahitian “mamas”. It had to undergo some transformations in order to meet the high demand and exports. So, fresh Coconut Oil was replaced by Copra Oil. This oil is made from coconut flesh dried in the sun for 7 days which is then crushed and heated to collect the oil. The Tiare Flower only lives for one day, in the morning it opens and in the evening it dies. The buds are therefore quickly picked at dawn before the dew alters their benefits. The flowers are then added to the oil (10 buds minimum per liter of oil) and infuse for 10 days. At the end of this period, the Monoï is ready and divinely scented. The beauty secret of the vahinés The beauty of Polynesian women no longer needs to be proven, their hair and sublime skin make us all dream. Monoï de Tahiti is a must-have in their care kit. And if when we say Monoi, you instantly think of summer, you are mistaken... Yes, Yes, this oil is also used to combat the cold! Long wrongly considered as a sun oil, it is its moisturizing and restorative properties that make it an ideal treatment all year round. If Monoï is such a popular treatment, it is thanks to the richness of its unique ingredients. The emblematic flower of Tahiti, the Tiare, is an incomparable source of active ingredients which give it an essential role in traditional medicine “Ra'au Tahiti”. But it is in Monoï that it reveals all its soothing, moisturizing and softening properties. Coconut Oil, rich in antioxidants and fatty acids, protects the skin and penetrates easily to restore soft and supple skin. Thanks to its properties, Monoï is ideal for taking care of damaged skin. It stimulates cell renewal for repaired and soothed skin. A little extra, it enhances your tan in summer and satinizes the skin to give it an ultra-natural golden tan. The Tahitian secret to having supple and silky hair? Apply Monoï to their lengths and ends to nourish and protect the hair. If you have fine hair, apply the oil to damp hair to avoid the greasy effect. Shine and strength guaranteed! Monoï de Tahiti is also ideal for treating yourself to a moment of well-being. Oil is at the heart of an ancestral Polynesian art, Taurumi. Traditional massage, it reestablishes the links between the body, heart and soul to ensure protection and power. Its sweet scent allows the mind to escape and the body to relax. If you can't immediately leave everything and go to Tahiti (!) you can do a self-massage by pouring a few drops of oil into the palm of your hands. And if someone can do it for you, even better! You can also put a few drops of oil in your bath for a delicious moment of relaxation. Its delicious fragrance with sweet and sunny notes will transport you to the white sand beaches of Tahiti. Otherwise, apply a few drops of oil directly to your skin so that the Tiare Flower and Coconut leave their solar imprint in your wake. Tip for future mothers: Monoï is the favorite treatment of Polynesians to limit the appearance of stretch marks during pregnancy. It allows the skin to be deeply hydrated and softened. A well-kept secret that Tahitian women pass from mother to daughter. Monoï, this beauty ritual of the vahinés now has no secrets for you! “nana” Bye Monoï de Tahiti appellation of origin selection
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Why exfoliate your skin before applying your face mask?
Why exfoliate your skin before applying your face mask? Used since Antiquity by women and men wanting to take care of themselves, the face mask is today one of the essential products in our bathroom. But if the effectiveness of the mask is no longer to be proven, one step, although essential in the beauty routine, is often neglected: that of exfoliation ! Two essential products, yes, but not in any order! Indeed, for increased effectiveness, it is important to exfoliate your skin BEFORE applying your mask. STEP 1 : Eliminate dead cells The epidermis - that is to say the superficial layer of our skin on which a care product acts - is made up of dead cells (the “cosmeocytes”) which form a protective skin barrier. This barrier regenerates naturally, approximately every 28 days, thanks to the desquamation process. However, with age, pollution or various problems with our skin (oily, with imperfections, dehydrated, etc.), desquamation can be disrupted, giving the skin a dull and irregular appearance. An accumulation of dead cells risks blocking your pores and causing the appearance of small imperfections. This is where using the scrub works miracles because it allows you to deeply cleanse the skin with just a few circular massage movements. Whether by mechanical action (with grains) or chemical action (without grains), it eliminates all impurities, restoring the skin to its original softness and radiance. Our tip? We recommend exfoliating after your shower or after applying a warm, damp towel to your face. The heat will dilate your pores, facilitating the exfoliating action. STEP 2 : Restore comfort to your skin and unmask your beauty! If the exfoliation accelerates cell regeneration and cleanses the skin deeply, it also prepares it for the application of your favorite mask. Once the skin is freed of its impurities, the active ingredients present in the mask are better absorbed by the epidermis, making it more effective. Your skin thanks you! The “team’s” tip: Favor this beauty ritual in the evening. This will allow your skin to regenerate overnight. Your complexion will be smooth and silky when you wake up!
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My beauty routine to fight the cold
My beauty routine to fight the cold Winter is approaching and your skin has to overcome many tests: temperature changes, wind, snow, clothing rubbing ... it is vulnerable. The cold attacks it by taking it directly to the protective barrier of the epidermis: the hydrolipidic film. It tightens, tingles and becomes dry, so it is important to take great care of it.To help you overcome the cold, we have put together a special tailor-made “very cold” routine for you.1. Make-up removal is not a problem The make-up removal box is the starting point to protect and preserve your skin. Yes yes, we promise! So we don't forget this essential step. Cleansing and cleansing the skin eliminates the impurities accumulated throughout the day and thus the hydrolipidic film is not damaged. Otherwise, the pores become blocked and the skin no longer breathes. This is why it is advisable to clean your pretty face morning and evening, whether you are wearing make-up ... or not! At this time of year, we opt for "gentle" makeup removers, which will not attack the epidermis. So prefer an oil or cleansing milk, richer and nourishing for the skin than a classic makeup remover.We do not give up our face scrub. However, its use is limited to once a week, to avoid weakening the epidermis.Tips : Hard water also attacks the skin. Do not hesitate to spray a few pschitts of water spray on your face to remove the last lime residue after cleansing! 2. We double the hydration of our skin Dry, irritated skin, tightness, redness: here are the effects of cold on the face. So, to give it a boost, adopt the right hydration reflexes now! In the morning, opt for intensely rich, ultra-hydrating creams with a cocooning texture, even if you have combination to oily skin. In the evening, apply a night treatment or succumb to the trend of the "sleeping mask" to nourish, restore suppleness and radiance to your skin. The must: for a deep action, massage in circular movements for better penetration of the active ingredients. Your skin will thank you!Tips : For an extra dose of hydration, apply a mask 2 to 3 times a week to soothe and deeply nourish your skin.3. You don't forget your hands ! The face is not alone in facing winter aggressions. Hands are often overlooked when they also need to be hydrated. Constantly in demand, they are even the first to suffer from negative temperatures. With the cold, the natural barrier of the epidermis degrades further, it dries up and the small capillaries contract, causing tightness and cracking. It is therefore essential to pamper your handcuffs regularly during the day. Beyond daily comfort, moisturizing your hands is also boosting cell regeneration and protecting them.And above all ... we don’t forget to put on gloves before going out!4. You don't neglect your bodyDuring winter, to warm up, we tend to bask in a good invigorating bath / shower. However, hot water attacks the protective layers of the epidermis and has the opposite effect: the skin dries up. To avoid this, choose a "soft" glycerin-based washing product to protect it and hydrate it further. Also do not hesitate to perform a body scrub in the shower once a week to remove dead skin, to allow better penetration of your favorite body milk, for maximum hydration!Tips : Because the hair is also sensitized (rubbing of the cap, the scarf which makes it brittle, dry and flattened), we put on nutritious care to restore strength and shine. Oil pre-shampoo, nourishing mask, care lengths and ends, will be your allies to fight hair dehydration! Finally, we think of drinking at least 1.5 liters of water per day, an essential step to maintain beautiful skin, whatever the season.
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How do I remove my sensitive skin?
How do I remove my sensitive skin ? Although absolutely essential, the make-up removal step can weaken your sensitive skin and disturb its natural balance. This is why it is important to adapt your make-up removal to the needs and requirements of your skin. But first, how do you know if your skin is sensitive? It is skin that, on a daily basis, can tend to be uncomfortable, even "itchy". It is prone to redness during temperature variations or after prolonged exposure to pollution for example. It is more fragile skin that requires more attention during the rituals of care. Small overview of the products to adopt immediately: A safe bet for gentle make-up removal, cleansing milk continues to have its followers. An ultra-smooth comforting texture that eliminates makeup without attacking the skin. The +: a rich formula that leaves a hydrating veil on the epidermis: perfect for reducing the discomfort sensations of the most sensitive skin.Why not be tempted by an ultra-sensory make-up removal? This is the promise of cleansing oils. With their enveloping formula and their use without cotton, they delight sensitive skin. Effective, they overcome recalcitrant make-ups (including waterproof), and rinse off in seconds for perfectly clean and hydrated skin. And of course, we no longer present the essential of any self-respecting beauty addict: micellar water. A fresh formula enriched with Micelles for instant cleansing and makeup removal. Ideal for the evening make-up removal ritual, it is also perfect for cooling your skin and toning it when you wake up. And to enjoy the benefits of micellar water even on the go, adopt micellar wipes ! Et vous, pour quel type de démaquillant allez-vous craquer ?
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Take the right steps for flawless skin!
Does your skin shine in the morning on the T-zone (forehead, nose, chin)?
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