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We spend more than a third of our lives sleeping... But far from being wasted time, sleep is a truly restorative moment, especially for taking care of the skin on your face.

What if sleeping well was ultimately the best beauty tip to follow to take care of your face and body?

Emotions, lifestyle, environment, personal history… Our skin tells us and says who we are. If we know the importance of lifestyle for our health, it is just as important for the balance and radiance of our skin: this is what we call holistic beauty.

Far from being a uniform texture, our skin is made up of three layers: the epidermis, the thinnest layer which is also our first barrier of protection against external aggressions. The dermis, thicker, which gives the skin its suppleness and firmness thanks to its numerous collagen and elastin fibers. And finally the hypodermis, the thickest and deepest layer.

Of minimalism, we often only remember the principle of living with as few objects as possible. However, it is much more than that: an art of living intended to refocus us on what is essential to our freedom and our balance.

Minimalism? Some would date it back to Greek antiquity, and more particularly to the 4th ^century. century BC. Already, the philosopher Diogenes denounced the pleonoxia – a tendency to accumulate more goods than necessary – and advocated stricter destitution as an ideal of life. His only roof: a barrel; his only possessions: a mess tin and a piece of clothing!

It is everywhere: in our daily lives, on our plates, unfortunately also in our stomachs and in nature. Plastic is still produced in millions and millions of tons each year, which is very difficult to get rid of. And yet solutions exist, if everyone does their part!

Sorting to recycle is a well-understood habit. At least in the kitchen. Because in the bathroom, it's often another matter. How many of them are equipped with two bins? Whether out of convenience or ignorance, many of our cosmetic products end up in household waste, with no other treatment solution than incineration or landfill. While many of them can be recycled!

Although largely forgotten in recycling, beauty product packaging is nevertheless largely eligible for the sorting bin. Like many household or food products, they only need a few seconds for the different elements that compose them to be separated. It is then up to us to direct them in the right direction. Our selective sorting guide explains everything.