A cleansing action three times : balsam , under the effect of massage is transformed into an oil which removes impurities and makeup , and then in contact with water , becomes a surplus milk which is removed with a cotton or a damp cloth. The softening oils including sweet almond oil - combine with nourishing waxes geranium, ylang -ylang and mimosa and thus leave a soft and supple skin ( 100g pot ) . His instructions: Take a dab with a spatula. Apply to dry face and neck and massage gently . Balm turns into oil that is easily worked . Finish the eye . Gently pinch the lashes between the fingers or apply on cotton to remove all traces of make-up. Rinse with warm water or by soaking a cloth in warm water .
Diptyque
Diptyque was founded in 1961 by three friends who had been trained at the Ecole des Beaux Arts and in house decoration, Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Gautrot and Yves Coueslant. They first produced their own printed fabrics and then began importing to Paris the most renowned English perfumes. In 1963 Diptyque started producing a series of scented candles which soon gained world-wide fame. In 1968 Diptyque produced its first toilet water, l'EAU, based on a XVIth century pot pourri and clove pomander recipe. This was to be followed by other creations, which came as toilet water or soap as well as a rare and sophisticated toilet vinegar. Boxes in a sober design with elegant lettering and stylish drawings at the unmistakable hallmark of Diptyque products.
