The exfoliating step · Body

Perfumed Body Scrub
Jardin d’Eden

A melting gel with plant-based grains that turns into a milk on contact with water. It refines skin texture without harshness and leaves a soft scent of green tea, hesperidic notes and a musky base.

Texture
Melting gel, then milk
Grains
Apricot & lychee
Origin
Made in France

Your scent · Jardin d’Eden

Your size

97% naturally derived ingredients

0% alcohol, silicone, mineral oil

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Free delivery on orders over €80 in mainland France

The clarity of Eden, at your fingertips.

A treatment is chosen. So is a sensation.

The right gesture,
for what you desire.

Start with what you need.
Then let your senses choose.

01 / Your need

Exfoliate gently

  • Two plant grains: apricot kernel and lychee seed.
  • A gel that turns into a milk on contact with water.
  • Once or twice a week, on damp skin.

02 / Your desire

A green freshness

  • Orange, grapefruit and green notes in the opening.
  • A heart of green tea, rose and cotton flower.
  • A powdery base of white musks.

The perfumed scrub comes in five fragrances — same formula, same step.

A texture that changes state

Three textures,
a single step.

The scrub starts as an oil and ends as a milk. Water is what transforms the texture — and that is what makes the exfoliation both thorough and comfortable.

  1. The gel

    In the hand, an oily, melting texture in which you can feel the grains. Nothing runs, nothing stings.

  2. The body milk

    Add water: the sugar esters emulsify the oil, the gel turns to milk and the grains rinse away.

  3. The skin

    After rinsing, no greasy film: smooth, supple skin, and the lingering sillage of the fragrance.

The freshness|of an original garden.

The experience of the care

The freshness
of an original garden.

A melting gel texture that turns into a milk on contact with water: exfoliation is both gentle and effective. Enriched with organic oil and natural grains, the scrub leaves skin supple, soft and delicately perfumed with green tea, hesperidic notes and a musky base.
To the touch
A melting gel, with grains you feel but never endure.
To smell
Grapefruit, green tea, a base of powdery musk.
Where to find it
The same accord in the other products of this fragrance.

Understanding your care

Four ingredients.
And two grains.

A base of plant oils, two seed powders, and sugar esters for rinsing. The other ingredients play a supporting role: glycerin for hydration, vitamin E to protect the oils.

97%

naturally
derived ingredients

  • Buriti

    Mauritia Flexuosa Fruit Oil

    A deep orange Amazonian oil, among the richest in provitamin A in the plant kingdom. It brings a lovely sunny color.

  • Sugar esters

    Sucrose Laurate, Sucrose Stearate

    Gentle sugar-derived emulsifiers. They are what turn the gel into a milk on contact with water, and allow a clean, sulfate-free rinse.

  • Sesame oil

    Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil

    The same oil as in the perfumed oil of this fragrance: nourishing and a familiar part of massage rituals, it prevents that tight-skin feeling after rinsing.

  • Mineral pearlescent pigments

    Mica, CI 77891, CI 77491

    Mica and mineral oxides, in very small amounts. They give the gel its pearly sheen.

And the two grains?

Apricot kernel
The coarser grain, for elbows, knees and heels.
Lychee seed
The rounder grain, which smooths the rest of the body.

Le bon geste, après le bain

  1. Apply

    On damp skin, a generous amount in the palm of your hands.

  2. Massage

    The whole body, in circular motions, without pressing.

  3. Rinse

    Water turns the gel into a milk: it rinses off with no greasy film.

The full list of ingredients
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil, Caprylic/Capric Glycerides, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Seed Powder, Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Sucrose Laurate, Sucrose Stearate, Litchi Chinensis Seed Powder, Mauritia Flexuosa Fruit Oil, Linalool, Limonene, Mica, Hydroxycitronellal, CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), Citronellol, CI 77491 (Iron Oxides), Tocopherol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil
Sorting instructions
Sorting pictogram for the tube — 75 ml size.
Sorting pictogram for the tube — 75 ml size.
Bottle of Reliance hand and body foaming gel tucked into its canvas pouch.

One scent, several gestures

Your Jardin d’Eden ritual

Extend the step. From scrub to body care, all the way to perfume: find the Jardin d’Eden accord again and compose your ritual as you wish.

To sign off the ritual

Eau de parfum Jardin d’Eden

The same accord, in eau de parfum concentration — and alcohol-free, thanks to plant-based encapsulation. 100ml · €140

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A few pointers

Everyday questions

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How often should I use this body scrub?
Once or twice a week is enough. On sensitive skin, once a week remains comfortable; avoid using it right after hair removal or on irritated skin.
Should it be applied to dry or damp skin?
On damp skin, after a bath or shower. Pour a generous amount into the palm of your hands, massage all over the body in circular motions, then rinse: the gel turns into a milk under the water.
Are the grains microplastics?
No. Both exfoliants are plant seed powders: apricot kernel for a coarse grain, lychee seed for a fine grain. No plastic microbeads in the formula.
Does it leave a greasy film in the shower?
No. The sugar esters emulsify the oils on contact with water: the gel turns into a milk that rinses off, sulfate-free and without leaving residue on the skin.
Why does the gel have a pearly shimmer?
It comes from mica and mineral oxides, in very small amounts, and buriti oil. Together, they give the product its glow.
What should I apply after the scrub?
The perfumed oil or body milk in the same fragrance, while the skin is still warm: freshly refined, the skin is more receptive to the next product, and the sillage lasts longer.