Collection: Dry Skin

A curated selection of certified organic, natural, and pure skincare for dry and dehydrated skin. The collection brings together face and body creams, balms, botanical oils, plant butters, hydrolats, gentle cleansers, masks, serums, and complementary aromatic care selected to help reduce feelings of tightness, support everyday moisture retention, and leave skin feeling softer and more comfortable.

Gentle cleansing for dry skin — cleansing foams, micellar formulas, cleansing gels, shower gels, and cold-processed soaps offer different ways to remove daily impurities without making intensive cleansing the focus. Calendula and honey, damask rose, pure olive oil, goat milk, aloe vera, sweet almond, argan, honey, and shea butter appear across the range. For dry skin, lukewarm water, moderate cleansing, and a moisturising step afterward can help limit further discomfort.

Comfort-focused fragrance-free options — neutral creams, neutral massage oil, pure olive baby care, and selected calendula or goat-milk formats provide simpler choices when fragrance is not wanted. Fragrance-free does not guarantee suitability for every person, so ingredient lists and individual product guidance remain important, especially for highly reactive or allergy-prone skin.

Nourishing botanical oils and plant butters — sweet almond, avocado, argan, borage, camelina, macadamia, coconut, sesame, hemp, apricot kernel, tiger nut, calendula, rose, carrot, and other botanical oils offer a broad choice of textures for face and body care. Shea and mango butters provide richer, more occlusive formats. In established cosmetic practice, oils and butters are used mainly as emollients to soften the skin and help reduce moisture loss; they do not replace water-based hydration on their own.

Hydrolats and facial mists — damask rose, orange blossom, roman chamomile, cornflower, fine lavender, witch hazel, peppermint, and tea tree hydrolats provide light, water-based steps for misting, toning, or compresses according to each product’s directions. Rose, orange blossom, chamomile, and cornflower are commonly chosen in cosmetic care when a gentle-feeling routine is preferred, while individual tolerance and the specific formula should guide selection.

Face creams, serums, and targeted moisturisers — daily creams and serums include hydrating, radiance, regenerating, and mature-skin formats featuring ingredients such as aloe vera, hyaluronic acid, sweet almond, argan, evening primrose, immortelle, propolis, and roucou. Hand and body creams extend the same dry-skin focus to frequently exposed areas. Their cosmetic role is to moisturise, nourish, smooth, or improve the feel and appearance of dry skin; results vary by formula and individual skin.

Balms, lip care, and multi-use protection — calendula, rose, lavender, lemon verbena, cocoa, propolis, and Baume de Galaad formats provide concentrated care for dry-feeling lips, hands, face, or body, depending on the product. Balm textures combine oils, butters, or waxes to soften rough-feeling areas and form a protective cosmetic layer that can help limit moisture loss.

Dry-skin care for body and hair — honey and shea butter, monoï tiaré, peach and mango, pear and caramel, aloe vera, and olive-based shower products combine cleansing with sensorial body care. Body creams, massage oils, monoï, after-sun gel, and rich botanical oils support post-cleansing comfort. The argan and shea butter conditioner offers complementary care for dry-feeling hair, while each product’s stated area of use should be followed.

Family and delicate-skin formats — neutral creams and massage oils, calendula balm, sweet almond oil, pure olive cleansers, and selected baby products provide practical options for simple face and body routines. Suitability from birth, during pregnancy, or for children applies only where the individual product explicitly states it; always follow its age guidance, precautions, and ingredient information.

Essential oils as complementary aromatic care — the collection includes lavender, roman chamomile, immortelle, frankincense, rose geranium, rosewood, sandalwood, vetiver, palmarosa, rock rose, and other essential oils associated with aromatic or cosmetic use. They are concentrated ingredients rather than moisturisers and must not be presented as direct substitutes for creams, oils, or balms. Use only according to the individual product’s dilution, age, pregnancy, and skin-application precautions.

A note on scope — this Dry Skin collection is designed for cosmetic routines focused on dryness, dehydration, tightness, rough texture, and reduced suppleness. Products may cleanse, moisturise, nourish, soften, or support a more comfortable skin feel within normal cosmetic use. They are not medicines and do not diagnose, prevent, or treat eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, allergies, or other medical conditions. Persistent, severe, cracked, inflamed, or unexplained skin changes should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.

This collection brings together 103 active organic, natural and pure skincare products for dry and dehydrated skin. It is designed for customers seeking richer daily care, gentler cleansing and targeted comfort for skin that can feel tight, rough or less supple. The range includes face and body creams, balms, plant oils, botanical butters, hydrolats, masks, cleansers and carefully selected aromatic ingredients. These are cosmetic products, not medicines, and they do not diagnose, treat or cure skin conditions.

Those with dry or dehydrated-feeling skin — people looking for skincare that helps reduce feelings of tightness and supports softer, more comfortable skin. The collection spans everyday moisturisers, nourishing balms, hydrating masks, botanical oils and richer night care for face and body routines.

Those building a nourishing facial skincare routine — customers who want coordinated options for cleansing, moisturising and replenishing dry facial skin. The range includes cleansing foams, micellar care, hydrolats, face creams, serums, eye care, masks and skincare sets, allowing products to be chosen according to texture preference and individual tolerance.

Those caring for dry hands, lips and exposed areas — people whose hands, lips or small dry patches need more targeted cosmetic care. Hand creams, nourishing and protective lip care, calendula and rose balms, and multi-purpose face-and-body balms offer practical formats for areas that often need frequent application.

Those seeking richer care for mature or less supple skin — customers who prefer nourishing creams, oil-serums and plant-oil formulas as part of a mature-skin routine. The collection includes day and night creams, Immortelle skincare sets, serums and botanical oils intended to support moisturised, smooth-looking and supple skin without presenting cosmetic care as medical treatment.

Those who want cleansing that respects dry skin — people looking beyond conventional foaming cleansers when their skin feels tight after washing. The collection includes cleansing foams, micellar water and jelly, mild cleansing gels, solid soaps and shower products in formats suited to different face and body routines; individual ingredient lists and product directions should guide the final choice.

Those who prefer simple botanical oils and butters — customers drawn to single-ingredient or minimally formulated care for customisable face, body or massage routines. Shea and mango butters sit alongside sweet almond, argan, avocado, borage, apricot kernel, macadamia, sesame and other plant oils. Their use as emollients is well established in cosmetic practice, but suitability varies by product, skin and allergy profile.

Those choosing dry-skin care for different ages and routines — households seeking options ranging from baby-labelled olive care and neutral massage oil to daily moisturisers, shower care and richer adult facial treatments. Age suitability, fragrance, essential-oil content and application area differ across the range, so each product label and precaution should be checked before use.

Experienced users creating diluted botanical skincare blends — people who formulate personalised oils, balms or aromatic skincare using vegetable oils, oil macerates, hydrolats and selected essential oils. Traditional aromatherapy and cosmetic references can inform dilution and ingredient selection, but they do not establish medical efficacy. Essential oils should never be assumed suitable for every dry-skin routine and must be used only as directed, with particular care for children, pregnancy, allergies and reactive skin.

Dry skin benefits from skincare that combines moisture-binding ingredients with lipid-rich oils, butters, balms, and gentle cleansers. This certified organic collection features plant-based ingredients selected to help reduce feelings of tightness, soften rough areas, support the skin’s protective barrier, and leave dry or dehydrated skin feeling comfortable.

Shea Butter — Butyrospermum parkii — a rich botanical butter naturally composed of fatty acids that soften and condition dry skin. Found in pure shea butter, hand cream, shower gel, facial care, baby care, and haircare in this collection, it helps replenish surface lipids and maintain a protective, comfortable feel.

Sweet Almond Oil — Prunus amygdalus dulcis — a lightweight emollient rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids. Available as pure cold-pressed oil and used in facial and body formulas, it helps soften dry, delicate skin and supports a smoother, more supple feel without unnecessary heaviness.

Argan Oil — Argania spinosa — a nourishing plant oil containing oleic and linoleic fatty acids, vitamin E, and sterols. Present as pure oil and in creams, cleansing care, skincare sets, and conditioner, it helps improve softness and comfort for dry skin and dry hair.

Calendula — Calendula officinalis — featured in an organic oil macerate, balm, micellar water, cleansing foam, and facial scrub. Traditionally used in gentle cosmetic care, calendula is especially relevant when dryness is accompanied by sensitivity, tightness, or a reactive feel.

Sunflower Seed Oil — Helianthus annuus — a linoleic-acid-rich emollient used in the calendula macerate, baby care, hand cream, and gentle cleansing formulas. It helps soften the skin and supplement the lipids that support the skin barrier, making it well suited to dry and delicate skin.

Honey — a natural humectant used in hand cream, shower gel, micellar water, cleansing foam, and facial scrub. In cosmetic formulas, it helps attract and retain moisture while contributing to a softer, more comfortable skin feel.

Hyaluronic Acid — a moisture-binding humectant found in hand cream, facial creams, serum, and eye care in this collection. It supports surface hydration and a smoother, plumper-looking appearance, while the surrounding oils and butters help reduce moisture loss.

Aloe Vera — Aloe barbadensis — used in hand, body, face, and after-sun care for its hydrating and soothing cosmetic role. Aloe-based formulas provide lightweight moisture, making them useful when dehydrated skin needs hydration without an overly rich finish.

Olive Oil — Olea europaea — the foundation of several cold-processed soaps and cleansing gels in the collection. Naturally rich in oleic acid and squalene, olive oil contributes emollience and helps these superfatted cleansing formulas leave dry or sensitive skin feeling softer after rinsing.

Borage Oil — Borago officinalis — a cold-pressed seed oil naturally rich in gamma-linolenic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid. Used as a pure facial or body oil, it is valued in cosmetic care for helping dry, mature, or sensitive skin feel more supple and comfortably nourished.

Avocado Oil — Persea gratissima — a rich emollient oil containing oleic acid, phytosterols, and fat-soluble compounds. Its velvety texture is particularly suited to dry and very dry skin, helping soften rough-feeling areas and reduce the sensation of tightness.

Hemp Seed Oil — Cannabis sativa — a cold-pressed oil with omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9 fatty acids, plus vitamin E. It nourishes without a heavy finish and is suitable when dry skin also feels sensitive or out of balance.

Apricot Kernel Oil — Prunus armeniaca — a light, fast-absorbing carrier oil rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids. It helps soften and smooth dry skin while leaving a supple finish, and can also be used for facial care, body care, massage, or gentle makeup removal.

Mango Butter — Mangifera indica — a plant butter rich in oleic and stearic fatty acids. It melts on contact to cushion dry or dehydrated skin, support a softer feel, and provide nourishing care for both skin and dry hair.

Macadamia Oil — Macadamia integrifolia — a silky emollient naturally rich in oleic and palmitoleic acids. It helps replenish dry skin with a smooth, non-greasy finish and is also suited to nourishing dry or brittle hair.

Camelina Oil — Camelina sativa — a cold-pressed oil with omega-3, omega-6, omega-9, and vitamin E. Its fatty-acid profile makes it a nourishing option for dry, mature, or weather-stressed skin that needs softness and comfort.

Damask Rose — Rosa damascena — present in organic hydrolats, micellar jelly, rose macerate, and balm. Rose-based care offers a gentle, refreshing layer of hydration and is especially suited to dry skin that also feels delicate or sensitive.

Italian Helichrysum — Helichrysum italicum — used across the Pur’Immortelle facial range and also available as hydrolat and essential oil. Within finished cosmetic formulas, it complements hyaluronic acid and nourishing plant oils in care designed for dry, mature, or sensitive-looking skin. Pure essential oil is concentrated and should be diluted appropriately before skin application.

Coconut Oil — Cocos nucifera — a lauric-acid-rich emollient used for skin and hair care. It forms a light surface layer that helps limit moisture loss and soften dry, rough-feeling areas; customers who find pure coconut oil too occlusive can choose a blended formula instead.

This collection brings together certified organic, natural, plant-based cosmetic products chosen for dry and dehydrated skin — skin that feels tight after washing, looks dull or rough, and needs richer, longer-lasting moisture. It spans face creams, serums, balms, masks, gentle cleansers, hydrolats, vegetable oils and butters, oil macerates, essential oils, and body, hand, lip, and baby care. These are cosmetic products, not medicines, and they do not treat skin conditions; for persistent dryness, irritation, or a diagnosed skin condition, please consult a dermatologist.

Lasting hydration that eases tightness — Hydrating creams, serums, masks, and floral waters help replenish water in the skin and relieve the tight, uncomfortable feeling that follows cleansing or exposure to cold, wind, and dry indoor air. Used regularly, they help dry skin stay comfortable through the day.

Rich nourishment from plant oils and butters — Dry skin lacks lipids as much as water. The collection offers a wide choice of cold-pressed vegetable oils such as sweet almond, apricot kernel, avocado, macadamia, argan, borage, and sesame, alongside shea and mango butters and calendula, rose, or carrot oil macerates — classic emollients used in aromatherapy and natural cosmetics to nourish and soften dry areas.

Comfort and support for the skin barrier — Balms, rich creams, and oleo-serums form a nourishing layer that helps limit moisture loss, which is what leaves dry skin feeling rough and reactive. They are especially useful on the driest spots: cheeks, elbows, knees, hands, and lips.

Cleansing that doesn't strip — Micellar water and jelly, cleansing milk-style foams and gels, a gentle facial scrub, and mild solid soaps with olive, shea, or goat milk remove impurities and makeup while leaving dry skin soft rather than squeaky and tight. Creamy shower gels and foams extend the same approach to the whole body.

Softness, suppleness, and renewed radiance — Dryness dulls the complexion. Softening and brightening formulas — radiance balms and creams, immortelle and rose-based care, eye contour and lip care — help skin regain a smoother texture and a fresher, more luminous look, without harshness.

A complete routine, from face to family — Everything needed for a coherent dry-skin routine is here: cleanse, tone with a hydrolat, treat with a serum, moisturize, seal with an oil or balm, and care for hands, lips, hair, and body. Gentle baby and massage products extend the same nourishing, certified organic standard to the most delicate skin in the family. Ready-made skincare sets make it simple to start.

Dry and dehydrated skin benefits from a consistent routine that cleanses gently, adds water-based care, replenishes lipids, and limits moisture loss. Build your routine around the organic and natural dry-skin products in this collection, choosing textures and application areas that match your skin’s needs. Introduce one new product at a time and follow the directions and precautions on its product page.

Step 1 — Cleanse — use a mild cleansing foam, micellar water, micellar jelly, cleansing gel, or soap suited to dry skin. Apply with lukewarm water and avoid prolonged washing or vigorous rubbing, which can leave skin feeling tighter. For no-rinse micellar formulas, sweep gently over the skin with a soft reusable pad and repeat only as needed.

Step 2 — Tone — mist a hydrolat such as Damask Rose, Orange Blossom, Roman Chamomile, Cornflower, or Fine Lavender onto freshly cleansed skin, or apply it with a soft pad. Hydrolats provide a light, water-based step before serum, face oil, or cream; their effects vary by botanical and formula, so check the individual product guidance.

Step 3 — Treat — apply a hydrating serum, oleo-serum, eye contour, or a few drops of vegetable oil to clean skin before cream. Sweet Almond, Apricot Kernel, Argan, Avocado, Borage, Camelina, Macadamia, and other plant oils in the collection offer different textures and fatty-acid profiles for dry-skin care. Press the product in gently rather than rubbing, and use only the amount recommended on its product page.

Step 4 — Moisturise — seal in the previous layers with a face cream selected for dry skin. Richer creams, balms, shea butter, mango butter, oil macerates, and skincare oils can be used where extra comfort is needed, while lighter creams may suit daytime or warmer weather. Apply to slightly damp skin when the product instructions allow, with particular attention to areas that feel rough, tight, or flaky.

Step 5 — Protect — during the day, finish with suitable broad-spectrum sun protection purchased for your skin and intended exposure. At night, use a nourishing cream, balm, butter, or facial oil as the final step when a richer finish feels comfortable. Botanical oils can support softness and reduce moisture loss, but they do not replace tested sunscreen unless the finished product is specifically labelled with an SPF.

Exfoliation — keep it gentle — dry skin can feel rough, but frequent or forceful exfoliation may increase discomfort. If using the Calendula & Honey facial scrub, follow its product directions, massage lightly, and avoid areas that are cracked, inflamed, sunburned, or already irritated. Reduce frequency or stop if the skin feels tighter or more sensitive afterward.

Face masks — add targeted hydration — apply a hydrating or illuminating cotton face mask to clean skin according to its stated treatment time. After removal, gently press in the remaining serum if the instructions indicate that it should stay on, then finish with moisturiser to help maintain a comfortable, supple feel.

Body and shower care — choose a shower gel, cleansing gel, shower foam, or solid soap from the dry-skin collection and keep showers comfortably warm rather than hot. Pat the skin dry, then apply body cream, vegetable oil, oil macerate, shea butter, mango butter, balm, or massage oil while the skin is still slightly damp. This helps create an occlusive layer that limits water loss and supports softer-feeling skin.

Hands, lips, and concentrated dry areas — reapply hand cream after washing and use a nourishing lip balm whenever lips feel dry. For elbows, knees, heels, and other rough areas, a small amount of balm or plant butter can provide a richer protective layer. Do not apply cosmetic products to broken skin unless their directions specifically permit it.

Baby and family care — use only products whose labels explicitly confirm the intended age and application area. Baby cleansing products, massage oils, neutral creams, and calendula balms should be applied exactly as directed, using small amounts and avoiding unnecessary fragranced or essential-oil products on babies and young children.

Essential oils — optional and always diluted — essential oils are concentrated aromatic ingredients, not moisturisers and not medicines. Traditional aromatherapy references describe certain oils in skin-care preparations, but evidence and tolerance vary, and this does not establish a treatment effect for dry skin. Never apply them undiluted; follow the product-specific dilution, age, pregnancy, allergy, and sun-exposure precautions, and use a suitable vegetable oil as the carrier only when topical use is permitted.

Patch testing — recommended before first use — natural and organic skincare can still cause individual reactions. Test a small amount as directed before wider use, especially with essential oils, fragranced formulas, or products new to your routine. Stop use if persistent redness, itching, swelling, or discomfort develops, and seek qualified medical advice when symptoms are severe or ongoing.

Every product in this collection is certified organic or of natural origin — selected specifically because sensitive skin tolerates less and demands more. Across face care, body care, cleansers, essential oils, hydrolats, vegetable oils, and butters, certification is independently verified, not self-declared. Here is what that means in practice.

EU Organic Farming regulation — certified from the field — every certified organic plant-derived ingredient in this collection traces back to agricultural raw materials grown under EU Organic Farming regulation: no synthetic pesticides, no chemical fertilisers, no GMOs, independently audited from field to harvest. The lavender, calendula, rose, chamomile, aloe vera, argan, shea, and dozens of other botanicals used across the active products in this collection — in vegetable oils, butters, oil macerates, essential oils, hydrolats, and formulated skincare — originate from organically certified farming. For sensitive skin, this matters from the very first step in the supply chain.

Why organic certification matters for sensitive skin — sensitive skin is, by definition, more reactive to external triggers. Skincare is applied directly to the skin — the body's largest organ — often daily, over many years. Certified organic farming eliminates the risk of synthetic pesticide residues in the botanical raw materials used in your skincare. For concentrated formats like essential oils and oil macerates — where plant material is condensed during extraction — organic certification of the source crop is a meaningful quality consideration. For baby skin, reactive skin, and skincare used during pregnancy, organic raw materials reduce unnecessary exposure.

CosméBio — the organic cosmetics label — CosméBio is the primary certification label for the formulated products in this collection: face creams, serums, cleansing foams, micellar waters, cleansing gels and milks, facial scrubs, masks, shower gels, solid soaps, body milks, hand creams, deodorants, balms, lip care, sun care, and baby products. Founded in France in 2002 to counter greenwashing in cosmetics, CosméBio certification means a finished product meets strict thresholds for organic ingredient content, prohibits synthetic preservatives, synthetic fragrances, parabens, phthalates, and petrochemical derivatives — verified by an independent certifying body against the COSMOS standard. It is a meaningful filter, not a marketing badge.

COSMOS — the specification behind the label — COSMOS (COSMetic Organic Standard) is the rulebook applied to every CosméBio-certified product in this collection. Developed jointly by CosméBio, Ecocert, BDIH, ICEA, and Soil Association, COSMOS defines minimum thresholds for organic ingredient content, prohibits a defined list of synthetic substances, and governs how finished products are formulated and packaged. Critically for sensitive skin: COSMOS restricts synthetic fragrances and petrochemical-derived ingredients that are common irritants in conventional cosmetics. Active since 2017, it is the reference standard for certified organic cosmetics across Europe.

Ecocert & Bureau Veritas — independent verification — a brand cannot certify its own products. Ecocert and Bureau Veritas are the independent accredited certifying bodies who audit products for compliance with the COSMOS standard before a CosméBio label may be used. Their role is to verify, not to promote. When their certification appears on a product, it confirms that the formulation has been independently assessed — distinguishing this collection from products making unverified "natural" or "organic" claims.

Certified organic raw ingredients for sensitive skin — the standalone raw ingredient range — cold-pressed vegetable oils (sweet almond, argan, avocado, evening primrose, apricot kernel, macadamia, camelina, hemp, black cumin, karanja, coconut), unrefined butters (shea, mango), and oil macerates (calendula, rose, carrot, daisy, Immortelle) — is certified organic under EU Organic Farming regulation and/or the COSMOS standard. These ingredients are cold-pressed, unrefined, and free from synthetic additives — a formulation profile that is well-suited to sensitive skin. Food-grade certification is noted on individual product pages where applicable.

Certified organic essential oils and hydrolats — purity that matters — the essential oils and hydrolats in this collection are pure, single-origin distillates: no synthetic additives, no dilution, no blending with non-organic material. For sensitive skin, the purity of an essential oil or hydrolat directly affects tolerability — adulterated or standardised products introduce unnecessary variables. Certification is verified by independent certifying bodies. Therapy-grade and food-grade status are specified on individual product pages. A small number of essential oils in the collection are natural but not certified organic — certification status is clearly indicated on each product page.

Free from common irritants — across the full collection, certified organic and natural alike: no synthetic aroma chemicals, no synthetic preservatives, no parabens, no phthalates, no petrochemical solvents, no mineral oils, no silicones. The certified organic solid soaps are cold-processed — no synthetic surfactants. The cleansing foams are sulfate-free. The hydrolats contain no alcohol and no additives. This formulation standard is the baseline of entry for every product in this collection, not a premium feature.

Vegan and cruelty-free — the vast majority of products in this collection contain no animal-derived ingredients and are not tested on animals. Exceptions include products containing beeswax or bee propolis — for example, the calendula baby balm and Api'Propolis face and hand care — clearly indicated on individual product pages. We do not apply a blanket vegan claim to the entire collection; where it matters to you, check the individual product page.

Made in France, by specialists — the products in this collection come from specialist manufacturers and distillers based across France — Provence, the Loire Valley, the Drôme, the Hautes-Alpes, and beyond. French organic cosmetics production operates within some of the most rigorous regulatory and certification frameworks in Europe. Provenance and producer details are available on individual product pages.

For the specific certifications applicable to each product, visit the individual product page. For general questions, visit our FAQ page.

Dry skin is not a flaw to correct — it is a skin type that simply produces fewer lipids and holds water less easily. That is why it feels tight after cleansing, looks dull by mid-afternoon, and turns rough in cold wind or dry indoor air. Our philosophy for this dry skin collection follows from that: rich, certified organic and natural plant-based care that replenishes lipids, supports moisture retention, and keeps the skin comfortable day after day.

Nourishing plant oils and butters first — dry skin responds best to fatty, lipid-rich botanicals, and they form the backbone of this collection. Organic Sweet Almond, Apricot Kernel, Avocado, Macadamia, Sesame, Argan, Coconut, Camelina, Hemp, Tiger Nut, Castor, Calophyllum and Borage oils sit alongside Shea and Mango butters and oil macerates of Calendula, Rose, Carrot and St. John's Wort. These are the classic emollients of cosmetic and aromatherapy practice: they soften, they cushion, and they help limit the water loss that leaves dry skin feeling tight.

Hydration and nourishment are two different needs — skin can lack water, lack oil, or both, and the answer is not the same. Hydrolats such as Damask Rose, Orange Blossom, Roman Chamomile and Cornflower, hydrating creams, cotton face masks and hyaluronic-acid hand cream address the water side. Oils, butters, balms and oleo-serums address the lipid side. Most dry and dehydrated skin benefits from layering the two, and this collection is built so you can do exactly that.

Gentle cleansing, because dry skin loses most of its comfort at the sink — harsh washing strips the very lipids dry skin is short of. We select mild formats instead: micellar water and micellar jelly, cleansing foams and cleansing gels built on olive and argan, superfatted solid soaps, and shower gels and shower foams with honey, shea butter or monoï. Cleansing should leave skin clean and calm, never squeaking.

Softening, soothing, nourishing and radiance — the goals that define this selection — every product here is chosen for dry skin and for at least one of those cosmetic goals. Balms for lips, hands and very dry areas. Face creams for day and night. Serums, eye contour care, after-sun and body care. Massage and body oils, including gentle baby formats. The aim is comfort, suppleness and a healthy-looking glow, not a quick surface fix.

Essential oils, used with care and by choice — aromatic oils such as Fine Lavender, Roman Chamomile, Italian Helichrysum, Rose Geranium, Palmarosa, Rosewood, Frankincense, Rock Rose and Sandalwood are traditionally used in skincare blends for dry and mature skin, and they are included here for that reason. They are highly concentrated: they are meant to be diluted in a carrier oil, not applied neat, and they are optional. A plain vegetable oil or unscented cream is a perfectly good route if you prefer fragrance-free care.

Certified organic — verified, not self-declared — the certified organic products in this collection are audited by independent bodies against recognised organic cosmetic and organic farming standards, and their certification is stated on the product page. That framework governs ingredient origin and formulation rules, which matters when you are putting rich, leave-on products on dry skin every day.

Honest about what these products can do — everything in this collection is a cosmetic product. It supports the condition, softness and appearance of dry skin within normal cosmetic use. These are not medicines, and they do not treat or cure skin conditions. If your skin is persistently cracked, painful, very itchy, or you have a diagnosed condition such as eczema or psoriasis, please speak to a dermatologist or pharmacist.

Patch testing is always worth the two minutes — natural and organic does not mean reaction-free, especially with plant allergies, nut-derived oils or essential oils. Apply a small amount to the inner forearm and wait 24 hours before using a new product more widely. Full INCI ingredient lists are published on every product page.

A simple routine beats a complicated one — for dry skin, consistency does more than quantity. A mild cleanser, an alcohol-free hydrolat, a nourishing oil or serum, a rich cream, and richer body care in winter. Choose a handful of products you will actually use every day, and give them a few weeks.

Transparency at product level — we avoid blanket claims across a collection of this size. Certification, botanical origin, key ingredients, skin-type suitability and precautions are stated on each individual product page. The collection sets the direction; the product page gives you the detail.

To learn more about who we are and what drives us, read our About Us and Our Manifesto pages.

How do I know if a product in this collection is suitable for my dry skin? — every product page lists skin type suitability, full ingredient information, certification status, and usage guidance. For very dry, flaky, or dehydrated skin, check the ingredient list and start with a patch test on the wrist or elbow crease before first use on the face. If you have a diagnosed skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis, consult a dermatologist before introducing any new skincare product.

What makes these products suitable for dry and dehydrated skin? — the products in this collection are selected for rich, lipid-replenishing ingredient profiles: cold-pressed vegetable oils such as sweet almond, argan, avocado, and macadamia, nourishing shea and mango butters, hyaluronic acid, calendula, and aloe vera. Certified organic formulations limit residual pesticides and harsh synthetic ingredients that can add to skin dryness. These are cosmetic products; they moisturize and comfort the skin but do not treat or prevent skin conditions.

Which cleansers won't strip my dry skin? — the collection includes cleansers formulated to avoid stripping the skin barrier: the cleansing foam with calendula & honey, the cleansing gel with pure olive, argan & orange blossom, the cleansing gel with pure olive & lavender, and the micellar water with calendula & honey for a no-rinse cleanse. These water-based or oil-enriched formats are gentler alternatives to foaming, sulphate-heavy cleansers, which tend to leave dry skin feeling tighter.

Which oils and butters help nourish very dry skin? — the collection offers a wide range of cold-pressed vegetable oils prized for their fatty-acid content, including sweet almond, argan, avocado, macadamia, calophyllum, camelina, hemp, and borage oil, alongside shea and mango vegetable butters and calendula or carrot oil macerates. These botanical oils and butters are traditionally used in cosmetic care to help replenish the skin's lipid barrier and support a soft, supple feel.

Which face creams, serums, and masks target dryness and dehydration? — for daily hydration, the hydrating face cream and hydrating serum Lov'Aloe and the hydrating & refreshing cotton face mask are formulated for thirsty skin. The Pur'Immortelle range — day cream, night cream, oleo-serum, and eye contour — combines richer textures for mature or very dry skin. The hyaluronic acid hand cream targets dry hands specifically.

Can hydrolats help with dry skin? — floral waters such as fine lavender, damask rose, and orange blossom hydrolat are traditionally used as a light toning step to add a layer of moisture before applying a richer oil or cream. They complement, rather than replace, a nourishing moisturizer for dry skin.

What can help very dry hands, lips, and body? — beyond the face, the collection includes hand creams with shea butter & honey, aloe vera, or hyaluronic acid, nourishing lip cares such as So'Cacao and Api'Propolis, repairing body balms including the lavender balm and Baume de Galaad, and cream-enriched shower gels like honey & shea butter, formulated to cleanse without over-drying the skin.

Are the essential oils in this collection suitable for dry skin? — essential oils such as fine lavender, roman chamomile, frankincense, and palmarosa are valued in traditional aromatherapy for skin care, but they are concentrated plant extracts and must always be diluted in a carrier oil before use — never applied undiluted. Individual product pages specify dilution guidance and contraindications; a nourishing carrier oil or cream is usually the simplest starting point for dry skin.

What is the difference between a certified organic product and a natural product? — certified organic means the product has been independently audited against a recognised standard. In this collection, formulated cosmetics carry COSMOS Organic certification verified by Ecocert or Bureau Veritas, and agricultural raw materials comply with EU Organic Farming regulations. Natural is an unregulated marketing term that any brand may use freely. Products described as natural in this collection meet high ingredient standards but do not carry an independent certification; certification status is clearly indicated on each product page.

Where can I find more information about each product? — every product page provides full ingredient information, certification details, botanical origin, usage guidance, skin type suitability, and contraindications. For general questions, visit our FAQ page. To learn more about our commitments, read our About Us and Our Manifesto pages.