The Magic Balm nourishes, soothes and protects the skin as needed. Scoop out a small amount, warm it between your hands until it turns into an oil, then gently massage into the desired area. You can reapply as often as needed.

The Deodorant is applied to the underarms, on clean, dry skin. Push up the bottom of the tube, then swipe back and forth no more than twice: its texture melts on contact with the warmth of the skin. Apply only once a day, never on irritated or broken skin. A daily shower is still recommended.

1. Warm a small amount of balm in your hands until it turns into an oil.
2. Gently massage your face and eyes with your fingertips in circular motions.
3. Remove excess balm and makeup residue with a damp reusable cotton round.

The balm's lipids dissolve makeup and sunscreen residue. Then follow up with a cleanser that emulsifies on contact with water to remove any remaining impurities.

Makeup removal and cleansing are two separate, complementary steps.

Yes, both products are suitable for sensitive skin, with different uses.

The Magic Balm nourishes and protects sensitive, dry and very dry skin in particular. It helps limit dehydration and provides comfort.

The Deodorant has undergone dermatological testing that showed excellent skin tolerance, with no allergic reactions or irritation observed in participants. However, these results do not guarantee the absence of individual reactions. Apply it only to clean, dry, non-irritated underarms.

We recommend the Fragrance-Free Balm and the Fragrance-Free Deodorant for pregnant or breastfeeding women.

The Magic Balm is above all a nourishing product with a lipid-rich texture. It forms a protective barrier that helps limit water loss and dehydration. It therefore works as a complement to your moisturizer.

Its formula has been reworked based on your feedback to deliver an invisible finish, with no white marks, and a texture that doesn't crumble during application.

In a user test, 90% of participants found that the texture didn't crumble and left no marks on clothes, including black ones.*

Its formula is made with 100% natural-origin ingredients and comes in a recyclable cardboard tube.

*Consumer test conducted on 10 people.

Its formula with 100% natural-origin ingredients works against odors and excess moisture while respecting the natural process of perspiration:

• Triethyl citrate helps fight body odor.
• Zinc ricinoleate traps odors.
• Magnesium and tapioca starch absorb excess moisture.
• Sunflower oil makes application smooth and gentle.

Its effectiveness against odor was evaluated by an accredited company, in several steps.

Preparation: participants stopped using other deodorants or antiperspirants for 14 days, using a gentle hygiene product provided for the study.

Initial evaluation: 24 hours after their last shower, three assessors rated odor intensity on a scale of 1 to 5. Only participants with at least a noticeable odor, i.e. a score of 2, continued the test.

Application: a standard amount of deodorant was applied to only one underarm, chosen at random. The last application took place on day 6, after a shower. Participants shared their impressions on day 7, then a new odor evaluation was carried out on day 8, 48 hours after the last application.

The results of the user test show that:

• 100% found the deodorant effective for 48 hours;
• 100% found it absorbed odors and moisture well;
• 100% found it effective after sports or physical exertion;
• 90% found it more effective than their previous deodorant;
• 90% found that its texture didn't crumble and left no marks on clothing, including black clothing;
• 100% liked its texture and found it gentle on the skin;
• 100% liked its scent.

*User test conducted on 10 people. These percentages reflect the participants' assessments.

Switching deodorants can require an adjustment period. A period of 2 to 3 weeks is sometimes mentioned, but it is not systematic, nor does it guarantee effectiveness at the end of it.

During this period, follow the directions for use: one application a day, on clean, dry skin, with no more than two swipes back and forth. Irritation should not be considered a normal part of the adjustment process.