Aux Sources des Glaciers

This cream finds its source between land and sea, where icebergs flow from the sumptuous white glaciers into the immense... see more

This cream finds its source between land and sea, where icebergs flow from the sumptuous white glaciers into the immense polar ocean. From these majestic cathedrals of ice comes perfectly pure and mineralized water. Collected in a controlled and protected environment, we collect it and carefully encapsulate it in liposomes to preserve all its benefits. Associated with Hyaluronic Acid and Thalassiosira Antarctica, an algae taken from the depths of the Arctic Ocean, this cream fills the skin cells with water. The skin is fresh, plumped up, intensely moisturized.

BEAUTY RITUAL:
Apply morning and evening to a perfectly cleansed and dry face and neck. Massage and smooth the face from the centre outwards and then towards the neck. Discover the Moisturizing Jelly and Moisturizing Surper Mask

SKIN TYPE: All types / Dehydrated / Normal to Dry

TEXTURE: Creamy Cream

MANUFACTURING :
94.67% natural ingredients. Free of mineral oil, paraben, alcohol, phenoxyethanol. Not tested on animals. Vegan. Tested under dermatological control, our formulas are suitable for sensitive skin. Made in France: we cultivate and harvest our natural active ingredients sustainably and with care in the polar zones before finalizing the manufacture of the products in France.

THE NATURAL POLAR ASSET: Iceberg Water
At the confluence of Hudson Strait and Davis Strait, across Canada's shores, the world's purest source of water - the great glaciers of the North - is diverted. Drawn from iceberg tips detached from the ice pack and naturally melted, this extremely pure water provides intense hydration to the skin, leaving it supple, comfortable and radiant. In order to preserve the purity of these treasures as well as possible, we use our unique know-how: the encapsulation of iceberg water in liposomes. This technique optimizes the penetration of the moisturizing active ingredients into the epidermis and their diffusion over the long term.
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