Less, but better.
Eight formulas, each with one job and its dose printed on the bottle. Skincare you can finish.
(01) — Philosophy
8
Formulas in the whole range
0
Fragrance or essential oils
100%
Of active doses printed on pack
(02) — The range
Pick your number.
N° 01
$58
50 ml
Moisturiser
Barrier Cream
Ceramides · Squalane · Oat
N° 02
$72
30 ml
Face oil
Night Oil
Rosehip · Bakuchiol · Vitamin E
N° 03
$34
150 ml
Cleanser
Gel Cleanser
Glycerin · Chamomile · Amino acids
N° 04
$64
30 ml
Serum
Vitamin C Serum
15% Ascorbic acid · Ferulic acid
N° 05
$42
50 ml
Sun care
Mineral Fluid SPF 30
Zinc oxide · Niacinamide
N° 06
$48
100 ml
Essence
Botanical Essence
Green tea · Panthenol · Aloe
(03) — Inside N° 04
One bottle, four jobs.
01
Brightens
Fifteen percent L-ascorbic acid, the form with the most evidence behind it, at the dose the studies actually used.
03
Stays fresh
An airless amber bottle keeps light and oxygen out, so the last drop works as well as the first.
Vitamin C Serum — 30 ml — $64
02
Protects
Ferulic acid and vitamin E steady the formula and double its defence against daylight and pollution.
04
Plays well
Water-light and fragrance-free. It layers under moisturiser and sunscreen without pilling.
(04) — The routine
Three steps, five minutes.
(06) — Ingredients
Six actives. All of them named.
Every active we use, what it does and how much of it is in the bottle. If a number is missing from a label, ask why.
Ceramides
L-ascorbic acid
Niacinamide
Squalane
Bakuchiol
Zinc oxide
(07) — From a customer
Camille Arnaud
Using N° 01, 03 and 05 since 2024
(08) — Journal
Plain talk about skin.
Routine
How many products does skin actually need?
Three, most days. Here is which three, and what the other seven are for.
Ingredients
Reading an ingredient list in thirty seconds
The first five lines tell you nearly everything. The rest is mostly fragrance and marketing.
Formulation
Why we print the percentage on the bottle
An active without a dose is a rumour. A short case for showing the numbers.