Huile makes face oils. That is all we do.

Cacay from the Colombian rainforest forms the base. Three times the Vitamin E of argan. More natural retinol than rosehip. Marula from southern Africa. Jojoba. Squalane. Bakuchiol for renewal without irritation. CoQ10 for cellular energy. Tocotrienols, the more potent form of Vitamin E. And astaxanthin, from microalgae: one of the most powerful antioxidants in nature, and the reason every oil is coral pink.

There is no water. No emulsifiers, no preservatives, no synthetic antioxidants, no synthetic retinoids. Every ingredient is oil-soluble and bioavailable. What didn’t earn its place was removed.

The scents were built separately. Ember is oud and cedarwood, dark and resinous. Sunday is Bulgarian rose, soft and unhurried. Alba is neroli and bergamot, bright as a Mediterranean morning. Forest is hinoki and yuzu, still as a temple. Skin is ambrette and sandalwood, barely there. Épice is tuberose and cardamom, warm and strange.

Six oils. Each one its own.