Mix & Match

“Mix & Match”

Total interactive compatibility between the chosen products, which allows you to mix and match them to your daily needs, in case your skin needs an extra "boost" or on the contrary needs a lighter application.

Maison Jacynthe skincare products can not only be mixed together and at your convenience, but also allow you to create your own personal and exclusive product to suit your mood of the day.

For your mixes

Your mixtures should always be made just before application to the skin, in order to preserve the effectiveness and hygiene of the product.

Use your hands or a small container made of ceramic, porcelain, glass or wood (not metal) and always add the most liquid product to the most solid product. (Ex: To lighten your Exfopur, use a small dab of the product to which you add your supplement (Serum, Floral Water) chosen for the “ mix & match ” (Jojoba Oil, Floral Water, Exfopur).

Oil & Water

Oils are not compatible with floral waters and it is better to add the chosen Floral Water to the oil in your hand and immediately apply (without spilling too much) the mixture to the entire face. For dehydrated skin, this mixture is better suited to softening corneocytes (dead cells, scales, furfurs) and allowing better absorption of the nutrients contained in the oils. This " mix & match " has the advantage of instantly restoring hydration to the layers of the epidermis and facilitating purification, cellular respiration and luminosity.

Oil & Gel & Water

To bind water with oil, the best binding agent is gel. For bipolar skin, our gels, precursors to all our treatments, are ideal for creating the most exclusive emulsion tailored to our needs. For each condition, its protocol and products (e.g., sensitive skin: jojoba oil, chamomile water, soothing gel).

Gel & Water

To lighten the texture of the gel or dilute the aromatic concentration, choose your “ mix & match ” according to your skin desires.

Ex: 90% Rose Water mixed with 10% Soothing Gel (to enrich the Floral Water and calm redness).

Floral Water & Exfopur

You're short on time but need an instant boost of radiance, this half-liquid emulsion, which is both exfoliating, brightening, and moisturizing, will give you a radiant complexion in 2 minutes. Apply with a gentle circular massage using your fingertips. Pay particular attention to the areas that need it most (between the eyebrows, wrinkles, spots, scales). Rinse with cool water and finish with a sprinkling of Floral Water. Your skin is fresh and bursting with vigor! Gently add a little Floral Water to your Exfopur in the palm of your hand and apply immediately to the entire face and neck.

As a mask, it becomes purifying and takes care of swallowing retained secretions, tightens pores and offers healthy, luminous skin.

Oil & Exfopur

Combined with your oil or serum, Exfopur becomes a highly effective treatment in the exfoliation/regeneration process. While exfoliating dead cells, it activates microcirculation and accelerates the cell regeneration process. The skin is plumped by the effect of the manual massage performed during exfoliation. The friction stimulation promotes nutrient absorption and a lifting effect, revitalizing skin.

Oil & Exfopur & Water

This mixture guarantees you an extraordinary radiance-boosting mask!

Mixed with oil or your serum, it becomes a cream mask adapted to your current needs.

(Ex: Problem skin: Cleansing oil added to Exfopur and lightened with Rosemary floral water).

Mixed with your serum and butter, it will be more restorative and firming! Add 1 drop of peppermint… It becomes downright lifting!!

Serum & Butter

Very anti-wrinkle and nourishing, this rich and supple cream nourishes your skin and fights the signs of aging (wrinkles, spots, atony, devitalization).

Treat yourself to a nice deep and stimulating massage.

Applied as a day cream to protect and nourish both dry, alipic and dehydrated skin or to combat our harsh winters that are so harsh on our delicate skin, choose your texture by mixing a little oil into your butter previously warmed in the palm of your hand or in your stove.