Recipes

Six ways to use a scoop

Every recipe uses one 30 g scoop of our vanilla pea protein and takes under ten minutes.

Up close

The actives, magnified

What each one looks like before it goes into the bottle, and the job it does once it is on your skin.

Where it grows

Six farms, one fragrance

Fine lavender
Olive leaf
Bergamot
Green tea absolute
Damask rose
Grape seed

Valensole, Provence

Fine lavender

Harvested in July, distilled within a day on the farm. It gives the heart of the scent its soft, hay-like warmth.

Visit the farm

Jaén, Andalusia

Olive leaf

Leaves pruned in winter from century-old Picual trees are steeped into an oil that keeps the formula stable.

Visit the farm

Calabria, Italy

Bergamot

Cold-pressed from the rind of fruit grown on the Ionian coast, where almost all of the world’s bergamot comes from.

Visit the farm

Nilgiri Hills, India

Green tea absolute

A single estate at 1,800 metres. The cool, misty climate keeps the leaf fresh and green rather than smoky.

Visit the farm

Kazanlak, Bulgaria

Damask rose

Petals picked by hand before 10 a.m., while the oil is at its richest. It takes 3,500 kg of petals to make one kilo of oil.

Visit the farm

Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux

Grape seed

Pressed from seeds left after the harvest. A light, fast-absorbing oil that carries the other notes.

Visit the farm