Two hundred and eighteen products curated, in eight departments, on a small corner of the Marais. A printed catalogue of every product we keep, arranged alphabetically by name.
Four products under A — three for the skin, one for the bath.
First-pressed Moroccan argan from a cooperative in Essaouira. Daily face oil — two drops, evening, after toner.
The argan in this bottle comes from a women's cooperative outside Essaouira, hand-pressed within seventy-two hours of harvest. It oxidises slowly, which means you don't have to use it fast.
Camille recommends it on its own, or mixed at one or two drops into your evening moisturiser. She has used it herself for thirteen years.
Cold-pressed unrefined argan oil, 100%. No preservatives, no additives, no perfume.
A daily after-shower body oil. Sinks in fast, no fragrance, suits most skin including children's.
Pure pressed aloe gel. For sunburn, mild burns, dry patches, and as a children's after-bath gel.
Five products, four of them house-blended in the workshop at the back.
Hand cream blended weekly in the workshop. Beeswax, shea, calendula. For gardeners' hands and winter knuckles.
A gentle barrier nappy cream. Zinc, lanolin, chamomile. Suitable from birth.
Five products, three of them used for the same gentle problem.
House calendula balm in jojoba. Light enough for under SPF, rich enough to repair a winter face. Camille's daily.
House sleep tisane. Chamomile, lavender, linden, melissa. A cup before bed, every night, for as long as needed.
A respiratory bath salt. Epsom, eucalyptus, mint. For winter colds and post-workout soaks.
House lip balm in a small tin. Beeswax, acacia honey, jojoba. The whole shop carries one in a pocket.
Spritz on the pillow before sleep. Linden, lavender, a drop of neroli. The shop's namesake remedy.
A clean powdered magnesium for evening. Mixed in water. For muscle tension, restless legs, sleep onset.
High vitamin C, lightweight oil for the face. Camille's morning oil; pairs with the calendula balm.
A winter D3 in olive oil. Two drops daily, October — April, for Parisian skies that withhold the sun.
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