Cosmetics stores Marais poitevin

In the Deux-Sèvres region, goats are all the rage. If goat's milk cheeses are a treat for the taste buds, you should know that their milk has other virtues, too, and makes extremely mild soaps. The Fressimouss soap factory was the first in the 79 region to start making them. With their 40% goat's milk content, these soaps are ideal for delicate skin. Solid or liquid, they're made on the spot! The boutique is packed with products, some of them vegan, and features many other quality soap-makers. A must for lovers of local products and slow cosmetics!

We like the products of Sidonie, manufacturer of minimalist cosmetics, organic perfumes and cold-saponified soaps. They are made with natural products and are part of an ethical and committed "Bio, Nature et Progrès" approach. She will tell you all about her soaps "without industrial junk". She manufactures soaps by cold saponification, solid soaps, liquid soaps and cosmetics based on organic vegetable oils under the label Nature et Progrès.

Cleopatra set an example a long time ago: nothing beats donkey milk for beautiful skin! Located in the heart of the Parc du Coq à l'Ane, the Savonnerie Cornet workshop operates in a short circuit: the fresh, raw milk used to make its soaps is harvested directly from the park's donkey teats. The result of cold saponification, Cornet family soaps are delicately scented and suitable for all skin types. Try angelica, the emblematic plant of the Marais Poitevin. Pretty boutique.

Here we talk about chocosmetology: the art of using the virtues of cocoa beans in chocolate-making and cosmetics. Tony, a chocolatier, and Sophie, an esthetician, are united by their passion for chocolate and the benefits of organic cocoa beans. They invite you to discover their world in Bessines, where you can enjoy a massage session with cocoa butter-based cosmetics to moisturize the skin, and buy organic chocolates. Visit Fée te vous Plaisir to enjoy the tea room and a host of local products.