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In the heart of the Pacific Ocean, Tahiti and Her islands are a tremendous reservoir of biodiversity offering more than 60 % of endemic botanical species. French Polynesia is the cradle of a millennium culture which patiently elaborated the art of healing based on using sacred plantations, the “Raau Tahiti”.
Our company, Laboratoire Cosmétologique de Tahiti, specializes in working with these unique sources to finalize natural and innovative active principles dedicated to the industries of the well-being and beauty.
It immortalizes the heritage of this tradition of Tahitian beauty, by recreating with the “Monoï de Tahiti”, real cosmetic source of inspiration, the myth " in a flask ".
But how would it be possible to tell about this oil became cult without evoking its perfume? Kept secret and nevertheless recognizable between all, the mesmerizing and sensual “Monoï”, real invitation in travel and in exoticism, takes our imagination directly to holidays, golden skin and sun.
When cosmetic meets ethics
In an approach of progress, Laboratoire Cosmétologique de Tahiti chose to develop its commitment in favour of the sustainable development. It so privileges an approach of the respect for the nature which reconciles the scientific knowledge and the beauty care for a magic meeting between the women, the beauty and the nature. Indeed in this ethical approach, Laboratoire Cosmétologique de Tahiti uses only ingredients stemming from a healthy and environment-friendly farming. In front of an evident need of transparency and reinsurance of the consumer, the traditional cosmetic draws henceforth its inspiration from the green cosmetic. By drawing from the benefactions of each of them, they will eventually merge in a long-lasting cosmetic line of products!
With the "cosm-ethics", Laboratoire Cosmétologique de Tahiti chose to associate pleasure and ethical concern: hence it allows the consumer to do good while giving meaning to his purchase, by respecting the environment and by sharing traditions. A positive approach for the image of the company and the ego of the consumer
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