Solais Replenishing Hand Serum joins our trio of balms
Lightweight and easily absorbed, our latest hand care formulation contains an efficacious blend of Niacinamide, Dandelion Root and LHA to reduce dark spots, as well as brighten and even the skin.
Enlightening artistry
The serums meticulous composition of ingredients offers a multiplicity of benefits when applied as part of a daily regimen.
Solais Replenishing Hand Serum
Telling gestures
Floreo, the expressive hand movements of flamenco, make for an evocative articulation of the serums illuminating benefits. As shown in the unique Solais performance led by dancer Ana Morales.
Neroli Blossom
Of a fresh and herbaceous scent, Neroli Blossom blends with Bergamot Rind and Lavender Stem to form the serums distinctive aroma harmonious with each of our Aromatique Hand Balms.
Niacinamide
A form of Vitamin Bƒ, Niacinamide is a remarkably versatile ingredient. Revered for its balancing and soothing properties, it helps to even the appearance of the skin.
Dandelion Root
Working in concert with Niacinamide and LHA, Dandelion Root helps to balance and brighten the skin while also lending anti-oxidant support against environmental stressors.
A rhythmic new regimen
To be applied after cleansing and before aromatic hydration, Solais Replenishing Hand Serum is central to a facial-like regimen for the hands one that should be rounded out with sun protection during daylight hours to ensure optimum benefits.
Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash
Klares, leicht schäumendes Gel für eine sanfte Reinigung
Solais Replenishing Hand Serum
Reduces the appearance of dark spots
Protective Facial Lotion SPF50
Für eine Reihe verschiedener Hauttypen, insbesondere trocken
Hand in hand
For complementary hydration, Solais Replenishing Hand Serum has been devised to work in concert with your chosen Aromatique Hand Balm as these new kits reveal.
The Hand & Body Care Finder
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We are what we are, the spirit afterwards, but first the touch.
Charlotte Mew
