Artisanal soaps
Jasmine: start with the soap
A jasmine soap bar, a towel and somewhere to let the soap dry: a simple place to begin.
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Artisanal soaps
Amber soap: making room by the basin
A bar spends only a few moments in our hands. Between washes, its place by the basin matters: within reach, able to dry and…
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Argan oils
Sandalwood and argan: when scent comes first
Sometimes sandalwood is the first choice and the product comes second. Returning to the kind of care you want gives that preference a practical…
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Argan oils
The lavender oil you remember
Lavender may stay in your memory after the bottle’s name has faded. Before choosing a replacement, gather the few details that can help identify…
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Face and body care
Orange blossom: choosing the cream
You can love orange blossom and prefer a cream to an oil. The flower may draw you in; the way you like to care…
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Face and body care
Argan cream or oil: which step do you enjoy?
A jar and a bottle invite different habits. Before choosing both, think about which one you actually want to return to each day.
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Botanical oils
When an old link leads to lemon
A web address can outlast a change of name. To identify the product, follow its current name and the wording on the bottle.
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Botanical oils
Amber: what a scent name tells you
A scent name can connect a whole family of products. Understanding the amber bottle means going a little further than that association.
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Face and body care
Almond cream: the jar you reach for
A place on the shelf does not make a habit. A cream earns its place when you enjoy reaching for it, without needing to…
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The Marrakech pantry
Four-spice: cooking with a combination
Nutmeg, coriander, ginger and black pepper: four names in one blend. How can you explore what they bring together without changing the whole recipe?
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