Sacred plant since Roman time, rosemary was known to stimulate the digestive functions. It was also used as a general tonic.
Used in cosmetics for both skin and hair, rosemary purifies and tones. It also helps the skin to reinvigorate itself.

Considered as the most ancient fruit, fig was traditionally used for its anti-inflammatory action and its calming properties.
In cosmetics, fig is known for its hydrating properties and protecting action against free radicals.

Antioxidant or even anti-hypertensive, the medicinal properties of the hibiscus flower have been known since antiquity.
In cosmetics, hibiscus is commonly used for its powerful hydrating properties and its anti- dull skin effect.

For more than 5000 years, aloe vera has been used for therapeutic & cosmetic purposes, especially for its strong healing power.
Rich of many cosmetic properties, aloe vera is especially adapted to sensitive skin for its anti-inflammatory, healing & hydrating actions.

The flower is a symbol of beauty and its properties are mostly used in Ayurvedic medicine. Known for antibacterial and cooling effects, it tones dry, irritated and sensitive skin. Thanks to its tonifying and soothing properties, skin elasticity is enhanced and is even used to assist with stretch marks and scarring.

Famous since Neolithic times, grape was used to treat skin disease and infections.
Enriched with vitamin A and E, grapeseed oil is well-known for its powerful antioxidant and anti-aging properties.

Used in medicinal treatment for its decongestant & depurative properties.
Sea lavender is commonly used in night creams for its deep moisturizing properties and its skin rejuvenating action.

Used by several ancient societies for therapeutic and culinary purposes, even in medicinal applications such as infusions that remedied snakes bites.
Thanks to its emollient properties, sunflower oil is an effective moisturizing agent helping the skin retain its moisture.

It is known by its rich content in B vitamins and to be used to reduce sebum release from skin and hair scalp. It is known for moisturizing and soothing properties to help achieve healthier looking hair.

It has been known for millenaries in traditional medicine, especially for its relaxing properties and anti-fatigue effect.
The rosa damascena has many cosmetic benefits: regenerating action, toning properties, soothing effect, pores tightening action, etc.

Cultivated for centuries, it has always been used to prevent or heal certain diseases. All parts of the tree are useful: the fruit, the leaf, the flower and the bark. In Ancient Greece, preparations composed of leaves and olive oil treated all kinds of inflammations.
Rich in vitamins, minerals and fatty acids, olive oil is the oldest Italian beauty secret. Real treasure for the skin, it nourishes, softens, tones and revitalizes. Olive oil is also perfect for strengthening and bringing back shine to the hair.

Rich in vitamin A, K, C, magnesium, potassium, iron and calcium. Its repairing and protecting properties help to treat dry and itchy scalp and reduces excessive hair fall.  

Organic Sage is rich in anti-inflammatory, astringents and antimicrobial properties. It is often used to treat scalp conditions like dandruff, eczema and dermatitis.

Organic Mint is rich in menthol, commonly used in cosmetics to freshen the scalp and protect from dandruff. With its refreshing and cooling properties it can help to keep the hair clean and fresh all day long.

Natural Organic Cotton is safe to use for all skin types, especially for sensitive skin as it is soothing and does not irritate the skin thanks to its very soft texture.