Based in the West of France, near La Rochelle, Clémence et Vivien produce two ranges of handmade natural cosmetics, which carry the Vegan and Slow labels. The first is a range of creamy cold process soaps like "Le Gecko", an exfoliant with rosemary and lemon, or "Le Saint Bernard" with orange, petitgrain and turmeric. The […]
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- October 26, 2016
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From 8th September until 5th November 2016, the 11th arondissement has an ephemeral and dynamic place to go: La Friche Richard Lenoir. This spot aims to be green, designed with recycled materials like large catamaran sails, cans and pallets. Families, tourists and Parisians can enjoy its 2,500m2 of friendly space, and listen to acoustic jazz, […]
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- October 25, 2016
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Discover French coastal landscapes at the new exhibition at the tropical Aquarium at the Palais de la Porte Dorée. Through stunning aerial photographs by Frédéric Larrey, visitors can admire the coastline from the Opal Coast to the Mediterranean, and the great lakes and mangroves of French overseas territories. The retrospective also focuses on the work […]
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- October 24, 2016
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For the 45th edition of Vivez Nature, there are three shows in one! In the first, Vivez Nature, you can discover ethical designers and exhibitors who are committed to responsible and environmentally respectful consumption. They come from different sectors, from food to well-being, from health to cosmetics, from printing to clothing. With Christmas getting nearer, […]
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- October 20, 2016
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In the massif de la Chartreuse—near Grenoble in France—Douceur Cerise develops organic and natural plant-based cosmetics and food supplements. Developed by Guy Magnat and his wife Brigitte, this brand makes the most of the benefits of nature. It suggests a range of phytotherapy and phytocosmetics products, conceived from plants picked in the massif of Isère […]
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- October 12, 2016
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Did you know that at 9pm at the restaurant next door a serving of fried rice not eaten is being sold? With the new free application Too Good To Go, you discover which shops (bakeries, restaurants, etc.) sell their end-of-service excesses around you. © Too Good To Go Combine business with pleasure Only available for […]
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- October 11, 2016
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Founded in 1990 by Claudie Ravel, the Guayapi brand suggests organic cosmetics, food supplement or delicatessen of which the ingredients come from the lands of the Amazon rainforest and Sri Lanka. ‘The principle of knowledge’ From the best raw materials coming from the Amazon rainforest and Sri Lanka, Guayapi suggests natural cosmetics with exquisite scents. […]
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- October 04, 2016
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Who has never seen sofas or wardrobes along the pavements in the cities? With the free mobile application Ruecup—available throughout France—it is the opportunity to unearth the furniture of your dreams and to share it with others by notifying them. © Abrioux Quentin Clear the pavements ‘Five years ago—when I arrived in Toulouse—I started to […]
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- September 28, 2016
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The Pavillon de l’Arsenal invites us to a photographic journey upstream and downstream all along the Seine, discovering the islands which populate the river, from Paris to the Ile-de-France region. Around thirty actual or disappeared by fragments islands are here exhibited. All unveil a particular universe, from the Île Saint-Etienne’s prison (in the 77 department) […]
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- September 26, 2016
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Inspired from Bernie Krause’s works—a famous American musician and bio-acoustician—the exhibition ‘The Great Animal Orchestra’ suggests to be interested in the animal world which is becoming increasingly threatened. To support these words, the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain displays audio recordings made by this man. For more than 40 years, he did not stop collecting […]
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- September 23, 2016
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