The beauty blog by L'ODAÏTÈS

Everything you need to know about collagen

Collagens are the main constituents of the dermis. They are present in the skin, bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels and more. Very much in vogue today, they are key players in the pr...

Understanding skin hydration mechanisms

Winter's bitter cold has set in, with its damaging consequences on our skin's hydration, and your cosmetics can't and don't work as they should. Find out how to remedy the situation with this insig...

Skin hydration, several mechanisms

With the winter cold, the blood circulation concentrates on the vital organs to keep them at the right temperature of our body and thus ensure their survival. As a result, the skin, a peripheral or...

Our food supplement, a gold mine for a healthy glow!

Our skin needs a substantial and balanced supply of micronutrients to perform its physiological functions correctly. Focus on micronutrition.

Which acids to adopt for beautiful skin?

Hyaluronic acid, glycolic acid, ascorbic acid or even salicylic acid, etc.… so many active molecules with an intimidating name! We help you decipher them to choose them well!

All about our invigorating eye contour

Here is "Fraîcheur de l'Aube", our new treatment that has just been launched ! Our range of face care is thus enriched with an eye contour for a complete well-aging routine...

Yoga and facial gymnastics: new natural methods!

Did you also know that it is possible to boost the dynamism and youthfulness of your skin by other methods that boost the benefits of your products?

Beauty reflexes to adopt to keep beautiful skin in winter

Itchy skin, redness, loss of radiance? Winter is definitely here and your skin is a brutal reminder of it.

Hyaluronic Acid - Size and Weight Matters!

What is hyaluronic acid? It is a natural component of the body. It comes in the form of a compressible gel that takes up plenty of space between cells. It is synthesized mainly by the cells of th...

3 tips for naturally moisturizing your skin

Moisturizing the skin is above all to limit water loss. You should know that the skin naturally loses water, this is called transepidermal loss and it is a normal process. It has nothing to do with...