Raw materials and DIY supplies
Clays, oils, containers and kits, sold by the unit in Geneva.
Making your own means finding small quantities of reliable ingredients. That is exactly what is missing: suppliers sell by the kilo, and nobody wants a kilo of rhassoul just to try.
By the unit, because that is the real need
We sell clays, powders and oils in the quantities you actually start with: enough for a few masks, not enough to open a laboratory. They are the same materials we use in our own workshop, taken from the same batches.
Containers, always forgotten
A home preparation without preservative keeps poorly and dislikes light. Suitable jars and bottles — tinted glass, PET, with a proper closure — matter as much as the ingredients. It is the item you discover you need once the preparation is ready, and too late.
Kits, for a first attempt
A kit brings together the materials, a container and a method, in proportions already worked out. It is the cheapest way to find out whether you enjoy the exercise before buying every ingredient separately.
Do I need a preservative for a home preparation?
As soon as there is water, yes. An anhydrous formula — oils, butters, powders — keeps for months. Add water, a hydrosol or a gel and bacterial contamination begins within days: either preserve it, or make small amounts, keep them cold and use them within the week.
