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Formulated with 97% naturally derived ingredients and enriched with flaxseed oil, this milk envelops the body in a veil of lightness and freshness.
Les Rituels de Soin
Holistic care rituals inspired by ancient bathing traditions.
Since its inception, the founders of Diptyque have held a deep passion for ancient civilizations. Guided by this fascination, the Maison draws inspiration from the beauty rituals of the ancient bath to create a collection of beneficial treatments for both body and mind.
Body care products crafted around natural ingredients that have been renowned for their virtues since the dawn of time. Carried by a unique olfactory signature, their minimalist formulas prioritize efficacy just as much as sensoriality.
Designed to bring body and mind into harmony, Les Rituels de Soin unfolds as a sequence of sensorial moments and fragrant interludes.
Made in France Refillable bottle Natural composition Recycling instructions
All of our skincare products are made in France.
The glass bottle is infinitely refillable with the dedicated refill.
Formulated with 97% ingredients of natural origin.
The glass bottle and cardboard box are recyclable. Please dispose of them in the appropriate recycling bins.
Press the pump two to three times and dispense the milk into the palms. Massage over the entire body using upward strokes.
Extend the body care ritual by applying the milk, followed by the light beautifying oil, to enhance hydration and reveal a radiant glow.
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