The sunny days of summer, holidays and the great outdoors are gradually giving way to the return to the office, shorter days and neon lights. This change of pace can be reflected on the face: eyes seem more tired, under-eye bags more visible, and the complexion gradually loses its radiance.

It's time to refresh your skin with simple and comforting treatments. Inspired by local plant resources, these two homemade masks combine marine clay, hydrosols, and vegetable oils from Quebec to take a few minutes for yourself and rediscover a fresher and more radiant complexion.

A comforting mask for the eye contour

For the eye contour, a gentle and creamy preparation that absolutely must not dry on the skin is preferred.

Recipe:

• 3.5 ml of marine clay
• 5 ml of cornflower hydrosol
• 1 ml of hemp oil

Gradually add the hydrosol and hemp oil to the marine clay until a homogeneous paste is obtained. Gently apply to the eye contour, avoiding direct contact with the eyes. Leave on for a few minutes, without letting the mask dry, then rinse gently with lukewarm water.

Marine clay provides a soft base, while cornflower hydrosol and hemp oil complete this preparation to care for the delicate skin around the eyes.

A mask to revive the complexion

When the complexion appears dull and lacks radiance, this second recipe relies on the combination of marine clay, agastache hydrosol, and sea buckthorn seed oil.

Recipe:

• 20 ml of marine clay
• 5 ml of agastache hydrosol
• 0.5 ml of sea buckthorn seed oil

Mix the ingredients until a smooth and homogeneous paste is obtained. Apply to the face, avoiding the eye contour. Leave on for a few minutes, without letting the mask dry, then rinse gently with lukewarm water.

Marine clay provides a soft mineral base, while agastache hydrosol and sea buckthorn seed oil complete this preparation for skin that appears fresher and more radiant.

To complete the treatment

After the mask, complete your treatment with a few drops of our Serum No. 3 – Balanced Complexion. Its formula easily integrates into the skincare routine to provide the skin with comfort and nourishment, while complementing treatments for dull and tired complexions.

A few minutes for yourself

A dull complexion or marked eyes can simply be a reflection of skin that needs a little more attention. These two easy-to-prepare masks offer a simple way to care for your face as the seasons change.

And because skin also reflects our daily habits, remember to hydrate well, prioritize sufficient sleep, and take real breaks when the autumn pace picks up. To see the entire collection, click here.