OUR ORGANIC, WILD, ALL-NATURAL INGREDIENTS

Over time, the ocean's natural erosion process has uprooted coral deposits on the ocean floor. The phenomenon detaches small coral particles from reefs; these particles then wash up on island shores to become white sand beaches. Once our sand is gathered, it is dried and sifted to obtain the perfect grain for skin.

Found in South America, Central America, Africa, and East Asia, caffeine has been consumed since antiquity. Its stimulant, energizing properties make it an indispensable slimming and anti-cellulite active ingredient.

Guavas are fruits that grow on small bush-like guava trees. Renowned in Africa for its medicinal properties, guava fruit pulp is traditionally used in the Pacific islands to make beauty products.

Iceland Water is drawin from a spring that dates back 5000 years; it is naturally protected and continuously replenished. The water is bottled the moment it comes out of the spring to prevent it from ever coming into contact with the air to guarantee its purity and avoid all risk of contamination.

The symbolic flowers of Polynesia, Tiaré flowers are one of the native beauty secrets found on the islands.

Oceania Saffron or Rea Tahiti is native to Polynesia. The grassy plant has a highly aromatic, yellow-orange root to which it owes its other name: Oceania ginger.

Nicknamed the Lily of the Desert, our Organic Aloe Vera is Ecocert-certified. It comes from eco-concscious, sustainable growers in Mexico and is obtained using green extraction processes to preserve the active ingredients it contains as well as the environment.

Organic Aosa water comes from Ulva Lactuca seaweed (Aosa) cultivation, an algae traditionally consumed in Japanese cuisine.

This marine water is obtained by evaporation and condensation during the drying process of Aosa seaweed.

Artemisia is an endemic plant from one of the last primal forests in Northern Japan. This plant is cultivated in accordance with the ancestral method of the Shirakami region and subject to organic certification.  

Hailing from tropical regions, Coconut Water is a lightly opalescent liquid that comes from the coconut tree.  It is collected from young coconuts using sustainable extraction practices. Rich in minerals and trace elements, coconut water is renowned for its moisturizing and softening properties.  

This seaside perennnial has developed specific adaptation mechanisms that help it resist changing tides and regulate its cellular water content. A feat that's ideal in scope and size for skin cells.

Gathered by hand, our Green Tea is certified organic. It is grown in China using unique, ancestral skills and extracted using environementally-friendly processes.

Also called sea fennel, this perennial grows on cliffs and rocks by the sea. Very resistant to salt and drought, marine Samphire is able to survive the onslaught of waves. Its rich and varied composition gives the skin exceptional anti-aging properties.

Sesame is grown for its seeds in West Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. It contains sesamine and sesamoline, two specific components which are potent, natural antioxidants.

The ultimate symbol of paradise-like destinations, coconut trees are originally from the Pacific and Indo-Malaysian islands. These trees of life nourish, shelter, and protect the populations there.

Safflower is a spiny plant that is also called "false saffron." It hails from Egypt and its name comes from the arab word "quertum," which means dye.

Originally from Asia, this brown algae's Latin name is Undaria Pinnatifida, and it is sometimes called "sea fern." High in proteins and vitamins, it provides the skin with exceptional youth-restoring benefits.

Originally from the Greek island Chios, Pistacia Resin is a natural, aromatic substance producted by the mastic tree's trunks and large branches.

Destination Mont-Saint-Michel Bay in France, where Jania is sustainably and eco-consciously cultured in our laboratories.

Shea butter comes from the shea tree, or "butter tree" nut. An integral part of life in Africa, it was the only cosmetic African women used for many years. They consider it to be the most precious cream in the world.

The symbolic flowers of Polynesia, Tiaré flowers are one of the native beauty secrets of the islands.