FORMULATION CHARTER

Our formulas are biocompatible and effective. They address specific concerns and are suitable for all skin types.

The majority of our ingredients come from biotechnology: active ingredients produced in the laboratory using micro-organisms (such as yeast), which reproduce the benefits of plants while consuming 100 times less water, energy and farmland. The result: consistent quality, not dependent on the vagaries of the climate.

banned ingredients

  • sensitizing ingredients (perfume, essential oils, denatured alcohol, colorants, etc.)
  • endocrine disruptors (parabens, phthalates and triclosans)
  • petrochemical derivatives (kerosenes, silicones, hydrocarbon derivatives, etc.)
  • ingredients of animal origin (beeswax, collagen derived from animal skin or connective tissue...)
  • CMR substances (compounds identified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction)

for each formula, we adhere to 4 principles

biocompatibility

Each formula is designed to mimic the natural functioning of the skin(biomimetic) and to be perfectly tolerated(biocompatible).

This is why we deliberately limit our skincare products to a small number of ingredients - rarely more than 20 - and keep only those that are truly effective. No perfumes, no colorants: just the essentials, chosen to work in harmony with your skin.

safety

When we have doubts about the safe use of an ingredient, we conduct a thorough analysis of the available scientific literature. If concerns remain, we include the ingredient in question in our list of prohibited substances.

efficiency

We only use active ingredients that have been proven effective in clinical studies.

transparency

All our ingredient lists are available on our website. For each formula, we explain in detail the composition of the active ingredients and how they work on the skin.

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