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08.2021
It is back to school time and as it happens often, we dread the “rebound effect” of the return after our vacation on our skin. This year, we are all the more worried that when going back to school or to the office, we will have to also get back to the habit of wearing a mask and we are afraid of seeing a quick resurgence of skin imperfections and redness. As a matter of fact, during the COVID sanitary crisis of these past few months, surveys and statistics have shown that wearing masks is directly responsible for the increase of redness and blemishes on many people’s skin.
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08.2021
In summer, we all like to enjoy the sun. It boosts our energy and cheers us up after the winter months. It helps the body produce Vitamin D, which plays an essential part in maintaining our bone and muscle mass and it also helps strengthen our immune system. In summer, the sun rays are at their peak and can become very intense. It is therefore important to protect yourself against the harmful effects of the sun, whether you are by the seaside, in the mountains or in the countryside, just going for a walk or while practicing your favorite sport: swimming, climbing, mountain biking, sailing, windsurfing or surfing.
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07.2021
Hydration is one of the cornerstones of our health and balance. Without it, our metabolism undergoes stress and its harmful consequences on our wellbeing and our health. Therefore, we can wonder about its impact on our skin and our beauty, along with the means to fight against the cutaneous hydric deficit.
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07.2021
What is the purpose of hydration? Water is the cornerstone of our life: we could not survive more than a few days without hydration. The homeostatic balance of our body is largely conditioned by its hydration, and it is fundamental to our daily wellbeing and our long-term health. Many surveys have confirmed that hydration helps maintain good physical and cognitive performances. Without it, our organs do not function as well, and they cannot fulfill their role in good conditions.
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07.2021
You may have heard of it as Tiger Grass. But do you know where this name came from? Gotu kola, Hydrocotyle, Brahmi or Pegaga: all these names bear witness of its popularity in Asia, where it has been recognized for its many qualities for thousands of years, in particular for its action on the nervous system and tissue regeneration.
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05.2021
Marie has been trained in Japanese Kobido and practices exclusively facials. She has developed her own techniques based on a holistic and personalised approach to skincare. Depending on the personality and needs of her clients' skin, Marie adapts and customizes each protocol. A treatment with Marie is never exactly the same, but the feelings and results are always extraordinary.
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02.2021
The word "resilience" comes from physics. It refers to a body’s ability to withstand a shock and regain a pre-existing functional state. Applied to the human, resilience defines the ability to resist, to endure the trials of life, to bounce back, to continue to move forward after a trauma.
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01.2021
In an ideal world and life, you would get plenty of sleep, have no stress, stay hydrated, have a perfectly balanced diet including vitamins, minerals, amino acids , antioxidants, essential fatty acids (omegas) and other nutrients.
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12.2020
Let’s start with the basics : your skin basic needs are is cleansing and hydration. The rest is, of course neccesary, essential, but there is no good skin without good cleansing. Our skin is a high activity organ. It is our protective barrier against the environment we live in as well as a body detoxifying and homeostasis* regulator.
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11.2020
Good personalized skin care routines
Your skin is unique and you are the best expert for it ! No one should know your skin better than you. Only, the great many have been taught to believe in words, they are inclined to listen, read, follow, trust all the prescriptors available on the market, and in the end, they are often disapointed.
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