Millésime Oil: your new summer essential!
One oil, many applications
With 95% natural ingredients, and a light, natural formula enriched with organic white grape extract, grape seed oil and sweet almond oil, Panier des Sens ' Millésime Oil offers complete, precious care for all skin types. We tell you all about this new must-have beauty ritual that will sublimate you all year long!
Supple, satiny skin
Thanks to its extremely moisturizing, non-greasy texture, Millésime Oil leaves skin soft and satin-smooth, for a sensation of intense lightness. Its floral, sun-kissed and subtly powdery scents leave a delicate veil of fragrance on the skin. The smoothing and illuminating properties of grape-seed oil even out skin texture and enhance the complexion. So don't hesitate to use it to intensely nourish skin weakened by sun and sea salt!
Did you know? Dry oil is more quickly absorbed by the skin than traditional moisturizing butters and milks, making it ideal for those in a hurry!
Sublime hair
This multi-purpose miracle treatment also cares for your hair, restoring its suppleness and shine. Use as a mask before shampooing, or as a daily treatment on dry ends, for intensely nourished, radiant hair. For an in-depth treatment, apply Millésime Oil generously to the lengths in the evening, then hold your hair in a plastic charlotte to leave it overnight. The next day, after a good shampoo to remove excess oil, your hair will be strengthened and silky!
The Vinothérapie Beauty Ritual to adopt
- Gently exfoliate with Gommage Rituel de la Vigne. Its fine grape-seed particles remove dead skin cells to smooth and even out skin texture, while a complete body treatment leaves skin radiant and full of vitality! Complete your beauty routine with Grape Resourcing detox care:
- Cleanse thoroughly with Superfatted Shower Gel to preserve skin's natural moisture.
- Sublimate with lightness with Millésime Oil. Precious and delicate, it leaves a soft, satiny veil on the skin and illuminates the hair.
Did you know?
The grapes used for this collection are certified organic and have an AOP Protected Designation of Origin. Grown in Provence, near Manosque, it is hand-harvested by independent winegrowers as part of a sustainable agriculture.
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