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Championne de France de massage et directrice de spas de luxe, Caty Cissoko a décidé de se reconvertir et de « nager dans le bien-être » à l’issue d’une carrière dans l’immobilier de prestige. La créatrice du soin Luminescence Slift® à la rose de France nous livre, avec joie et optimisme, sa vision du bien-faire dans cet univers d’exigence et d’excellence.

After 2 years of R&D with Michelin-starred chefs, a micronutritionist, and Agrotec (Agropole d’Agen), Phyltres’ gastronomic beauty shots made with Rose of France® are nutritional supplements. 100% natural, with no additives or preservatives, they are enriched with vitamins and minerals to boost radiance, smooth and plump the skin, or soothe it.

In an increasingly anxiety-inducing context, the French are focusing on their well-being and consuming more and more dietary supplements. While only 12% of French people consider themselves to be in good health, they unanimously rank it as their top priority. Positioned at the crossroads of health, beauty and wellness, dietary supplements clearly meet this demand.

With a degree in psychology, Inès Nassour (center in the photo) is the spa director of the 5-star hotel Paris J’adore (Paris XVII). Her acute sense of service and guest experience rooted her in this enchanting place where the rose reigns supreme.

Controversial and polluting, polyethylene glycols (PEG) are everywhere in cosmetics. Phyltres products, certified Cosmébio (Organic or Natural), are completely free from them.

A booming field, nutriceuticals are becoming increasingly playful and gourmet with the rise of gummies and functional shots. Marielle Salvador shares her expert insight…

A 31-year-old self-taught artist, Nicolas Krauss is experiencing a meteoric rise, shaped by the universality of the subjects he sculpts, the roundness of their forms, and their made-in-France craftsmanship. An atypical sculptor who draws his inspiration from Pop Art culture...

For the past five years, Axelle Fradet has expertly managed the spa at the Burgundy Hotel in Paris. She recently chose to offer Phyltres’ drinkable beauty cures, as a complement to body treatments.

With no compromise on sensoriality or the effectiveness of its formulations, Phyltres has developed skincare products that magnify an exceptional flower: a Damask rose grown in France.

Nutrition is a source of health and the skin’s best ally. Scientific studies (1) have clearly demonstrated it: whether we like it or not, the microbiota plays a central role in our well-being and in the condition of our skin.