Skincare Questions, Answered.

Évitez de percer les boutons, les exfoliants agressifs et l’utilisation excessive d’acides exfoliants. Privilégiez plutôt un nettoyage doux, une hydratation régulière et des soins anti-acné adaptés à la tolérance de votre peau.

Une routine douce PARIS LEAF peut aider à préserver l’hydratation et le confort de la peau, tout en complétant des soins adaptés aux peaux à tendance acnéique.

L’acné adulte peut être influencée par les fluctuations hormonales, la génétique, le stress ainsi que certains médicaments ou produits cosmétiques. Elle peut persister après 30, 40 ans et même au-delà, y compris chez les personnes qui n’ont jamais eu d’acné à l’adolescence.

Une acné persistante ou douloureuse peut nécessiter une consultation chez un dermatologue.

L’acné hormonale apparaît souvent au niveau du menton et de la mâchoire, et peut s’intensifier autour des menstruations. Une routine adaptée comprend un nettoyage doux, une crème hydratante, une protection solaire à large spectre appliquée quotidiennement et, si nécessaire, des soins anti-acné dont l’efficacité est cliniquement reconnue.

Le Toner, le Serum et la Face Cream PARIS LEAF peuvent aider à prendre soin des peaux sujettes à l’acné hormonale en maintenant leur hydratation, en soutenant la barrière cutanée et en favorisant le confort de la peau. Nos formulations associent des ingrédients botaniques soigneusement sélectionnés à la technologie exclusive RealShield™ Phyto-Biome, développée dans une approche respectueuse du microbiome cutané.

Oily skin still needs moisture. Choose lightweight, gentle skincare and avoid harsh cleansers that leave your skin tight or uncomfortable.

Botanical skincare may help maintain skin comfort, provided the formulation suits your skin type. Look for non-comedogenic products when clogged pores are a concern.

Yes. Dry skin lacks sufficient oil, while dehydrated skin lacks water. Both can coexist with clogged pores, pimples and acne.

Use gentle products that help maintain hydration without stripping the skin's natural lipids.

Acne involves clogged hair follicles and inflammation. Malassezia folliculitis, commonly called fungal acne, is associated with yeast overgrowth within hair follicles and often causes small, similarly sized, itchy bumps.

The two can look alike but need different treatment approaches, so a dermatologist should confirm which one you have before you change your routine.

Avoid over-exfoliation, harsh cleansers and introducing too many active ingredients at once.

Keep a simple routine of gentle cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection. A well-maintained skin barrier can help your skin tolerate acne treatments more comfortably.

Post-acne marks may appear as red, pink, brown or purple discoloration after a blemish has healed.

Daily sunscreen, gentle skincare and ingredients such as azelaic acid or niacinamide may help improve the appearance of uneven tone, and a moisturizing PARIS LEAF routine can support skin comfort alongside them. Deeper acne scars generally need professional treatment.

Absolutely. Acne-prone skin needs hydration just like any other skin type.

Choose a moisturizer suited to your skin, ideally non-comedogenic and without unnecessary irritants. The PARIS LEAF Face Cream is designed to provide moisturizing care and support skin comfort.

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that commonly causes persistent facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels and sometimes acne-like bumps. Facial redness can also come from skin sensitivity, temperature changes, UV exposure or irritating skincare.

Common rosacea triggers include sunlight, heat, alcohol, spicy foods, very hot drinks and stress, and genetics may play a role, although triggers vary between individuals.

Rosacea is associated with immune system activity, changes in blood vessel function, skin barrier sensitivity and possible imbalances in the skin microbiome. Research suggests several factors may contribute:

• Demodex mites: microscopic mites that live naturally in hair follicles are often found in higher numbers on rosacea-prone skin and may contribute to inflammation, although rosacea is not simply caused by mites.
• Bacteria and microbiome imbalance: certain microorganisms, including bacteria associated with Demodex, may contribute to skin inflammation.
• Immune reactions: increased inflammatory activity and changes in the skin's natural defenses may contribute to persistent redness and sensitivity.
• Environmental and lifestyle triggers: spicy foods, very hot coffee or tea, alcohol, sun, heat, stress and sudden temperature changes.

Rosacea is not classified as a bacterial, fungal or viral infection, and its exact cause remains unclear.

RealShield™ Phyto-Biome technology, developed by microbiologist Dr. Luiz Bermudez, has been investigated in laboratory studies for antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory activity. Our finished products are cosmetics developed for gentle moisturizing care, skin barrier support and respect for the skin microbiome; they are not a treatment for rosacea or Demodex.

Sensitive skin describes skin that reacts easily to products or environmental factors, often with stinging, burning, tightness or discomfort.

Rosacea is a specific chronic inflammatory condition that can cause persistent facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels and acne-like bumps.

You can have both, but they are not the same thing. A dermatologist can give an accurate diagnosis.

Both can cause facial bumps, redness and inflammation, but they are different conditions.

Acne commonly involves clogged pores, blackheads, whiteheads and inflammatory pimples. Rosacea more often involves persistent redness, flushing, visible blood vessels and inflammatory bumps, typically on the central face.

Because the treatments differ, an accurate diagnosis is important.

The best routine for rosacea-prone skin is gentle, fragrance-free and focused on hydration, skin barrier support and sun protection:

1. Gentle cleansing: use a mild, non-stripping cleanser.
2. Hydrating serum: choose a gentle serum suited to sensitive skin.
3. Moisturizer: apply a well-tolerated cream to help maintain hydration.
4. Sun protection: finish your morning routine with broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher.

The PARIS LEAF Fragrance-Free Facial Serum and Fragrance-Free Face Cream can be considered as part of a minimalist routine for redness-prone skin, depending on individual tolerance.

Avoid common triggers such as spicy foods, very hot drinks, alcohol, excessive sun, sudden temperature changes and irritating skincare products.

Simplify your routine, avoid hot water and pause irritating active ingredients. Gentle, fragrance-free moisturizing and consistent sun protection help support redness-prone skin.

Persistent redness, flushing or burning should be assessed by a dermatologist.

People with rosacea-prone skin may be more sensitive to:

• Added fragrance
• Alcohol-heavy or strongly astringent products
• Abrasive facial scrubs
• Strong exfoliating acids, when poorly tolerated
• Products that cause burning, stinging or excessive dryness

Triggers vary from person to person, so introduce one new product at a time.

Yes. A compromised skin barrier can contribute to dryness, tightness, stinging, sensitivity and visible irritation. Excessive exfoliation, harsh cleansing and environmental exposure can all affect the barrier.

A gentle routine that prioritizes moisturizing and avoids unnecessary irritants can help maintain normal barrier function and skin comfort.

Redness, heat, tightness or stinging after skincare can indicate irritation, a disrupted skin barrier, sensitivity to an ingredient or an allergic reaction.

Stop using the suspected product and return to a gentle routine. If reactions are frequent, persist or worsen, see a dermatologist to identify possible triggers.

Yes. Many people with rosacea-prone skin can use a gentle, hydrating serum, particularly one without added fragrance. Choose a simple formula, avoid known triggers and patch test before regular use.

The PARIS LEAF Fragrance-Free Facial Serum is an option for customers who prefer fragrance-free moisturizing skincare.

It depends on the cause. Temporary irritation may improve within days of removing the trigger, while rosacea-related redness can be persistent and may need medical treatment.

Consistent gentle skincare helps maintain hydration and comfort, but moisturizing products cannot guarantee that chronic redness will disappear.

Yes, well-formulated natural skincare may suit some people with rosacea-prone skin, provided the ingredients are individually well tolerated.

Natural ingredients are not automatically non-irritating: certain botanical extracts, essential oils and fragrances can trigger sensitivity. PARIS LEAF offers fragrance-free options for a minimalist routine.

PARIS LEAF offers gentle moisturizing skincare, including fragrance-free options that may suit some people with sensitive or rosacea-prone skin.

Our products are cosmetics designed to help maintain hydration and comfort in redness-prone skin; they do not treat rosacea itself. Patch test first and keep following any treatment your dermatologist has prescribed.

RealShield™ is PARIS LEAF's proprietary botanical active complex, developed by microbiologist Dr. Luiz Bermudez. It has been investigated in laboratory research for antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory activity.

In our finished products, RealShield™ is part of a gentle routine designed for sensitive, redness-prone skin. Laboratory findings alone do not show how a product will work on your skin.

Rosacea cannot currently be cured with cosmetic skincare products, but symptoms can often be managed through appropriate medical treatment, skincare and trigger avoidance.

Gentle cleansers, suitable moisturizers and daily sunscreen support skin comfort. If you experience persistent redness, flushing, inflammatory bumps or eye symptoms, consult a dermatologist.

Dry skin lacks sufficient moisture or lipids, often causing roughness and tightness.

Eczema, including atopic dermatitis, is an inflammatory skin disease that can cause itching, redness, scaling and recurring flare-ups. Severe or persistent symptoms need medical attention.

A suitable moisturizer for eczema-prone skin is typically fragrance-free, rich in barrier-supporting ingredients and applied regularly. Look for ingredients such as glycerin, aloe, ceramides and other well-tolerated emollients.

If you'd like to try PARIS LEAF, the Fragrance-Free Face Cream is the option to consider, after a patch test. During active flares, prescribed treatment may also be necessary.

Apply a rich, fragrance-free moisturizer immediately after washing, while the skin is still slightly damp.

Avoid very hot showers, harsh soaps and excessive exfoliation. Persistent itching or cracked skin may need medical treatment.

Fragrance, certain essential oils, harsh surfactants and strong exfoliating ingredients may aggravate sensitive, eczema-prone skin.

Individual allergies vary, so identify your own triggers and choose products according to dermatological advice.

Flaky, red patches around the nose, eyebrows and scalp can be associated with seborrheic dermatitis, eczema, contact dermatitis or other skin conditions.

Seborrheic dermatitis is especially common in oil-rich areas and may need targeted antifungal or anti-inflammatory treatment prescribed by a doctor or dermatologist.

Seborrheic dermatitis commonly affects the scalp, eyebrows and sides of the nose, often producing flaky or greasy scales.

Atopic eczema is more strongly associated with impaired skin barrier function, intense itching and recurring inflammatory patches. Both conditions may need specific medical management.

Yes, some botanical formulations may be well tolerated by people with eczema-prone skin. However, natural ingredients can also cause irritation or allergic reactions, so choose carefully formulated, preferably fragrance-free products.

Apply a small amount to a limited area of healthy skin, such as the inner forearm or the side of the neck, when your skin is not actively inflamed. Check for an immediate reaction after about 10 minutes, then keep watching the area for 24–48 hours, as some reactions are delayed.

If there is no redness, itching or irritation, introduce the product gradually. Home patch testing cannot guarantee that an allergic reaction will not occur.

Most people with dry, sensitive skin benefit from moisturizing at least twice daily and after washing.

Very dry or eczema-prone skin may need more frequent application, particularly in cold weather.

Dark spots can develop from sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation or previous skin injuries, including acne. These factors can increase melanin production, resulting in visible discoloration.

Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is essential for managing pigmentation.

Depending on your skin's tolerance, ingredients such as vitamin C, niacinamide and azelaic acid may help improve uneven tone. A gentle moisturizing routine such as PARIS LEAF's can support skin comfort while you use them.

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation leaves flat, discolored marks after acne or other inflammation.

Acne scars involve structural changes in the skin, such as depressions or raised tissue. The two need different approaches.

Inflammation from acne can stimulate pigment production, leaving marks after the blemish itself has healed. Sun exposure can make these marks darker and longer-lasting.

Yes. UV radiation and, in some cases, visible light can worsen pigmentation.

Use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher daily. Tinted sunscreen containing iron oxides may offer extra benefit for people prone to melasma.

Melasma commonly appears as symmetrical brown or gray-brown patches, often influenced by hormones and sunlight.

Sun spots, also called solar lentigines, are generally associated with cumulative UV exposure.

Sensitive skin may benefit from gentle formulations containing ingredients such as niacinamide or appropriately formulated azelaic acid.

Introduce one active ingredient at a time and prioritize hydration and sun protection.

Protect your skin from UV exposure, avoid picking blemishes and manage inflammation carefully. Consistent sunscreen use and gentle skincare are the most important preventive steps.

Combine gentle cleansing, moisturizing, daily sun protection and carefully selected anti-aging ingredients.

Sensitive skin usually does better when active ingredients are introduced slowly rather than several intensive treatments at once.

There is no single correct age. Prevention can begin early with daily sunscreen, adequate moisturizing and healthy skincare habits; more targeted products can be added according to your skin's needs.

Premature skin aging is influenced by UV exposure, smoking, environmental factors, genetics and lifestyle.

Sun exposure is one of the most significant preventable contributors to visible skin aging.

Regular moisturizing can temporarily soften dehydration-related fine lines. Sun protection, enough sleep and a consistent routine also support healthier-looking skin over time.

Dehydration lines become more visible when the skin lacks water and may improve with hydration.

Wrinkles are associated with structural changes in the skin, including changes in collagen and elastin and repeated facial movement.

Yes. Hydrating ingredients such as glycerin, PDRN and hyaluronic acid can temporarily plump the skin and reduce the visibility of fine lines caused by dehydration.

Moisturizers do not permanently remove established wrinkles.

Use gentle cleansing, regular moisturizing and daily SPF. A consistent routine that supports hydration can help skin look smoother, fresher and more radiant.

A simple routine can be an effective foundation for mature skin, especially when sensitivity is a concern.

Cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection cover the essentials; targeted ingredients can be added for specific goals.

Lips have a delicate protective barrier and are especially vulnerable to dehydration, cold weather, dry air, lip licking and environmental exposure.

Recurring dryness can also be linked to contact allergies or other skin conditions.

Apply PARIS LEAF moisturizing lip balm regularly, especially in cold, dry or windy weather. The formula contains nourishing ingredients such as shea butter, squalane and vitamin E to help soften lips, maintain hydration and support the delicate lip barrier.

Petroleum jelly mainly works as an occlusive layer that prevents moisture loss; PARIS LEAF lip balms combine moisturizing and conditioning ingredients for everyday lip care.

For soft, healthy-looking lips, avoid licking or picking them, stay hydrated and protect them from excessive sun.

Look for emollient and protective ingredients such as shea butter, squalane, suitable plant oils and vitamin E.

PARIS LEAF Lip Balms combine shea butter, squalane and vitamin E in a comfortable lip-care texture.

Lips are vulnerable to UV exposure, which contributes to dryness, sunburn and long-term skin damage.

Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher lip product for extended outdoor exposure. PARIS LEAF Lip Balms contain SPF 15, which provides some UV protection but is below the SPF 30 generally recommended for long periods outdoors.

Apply as needed throughout the day, especially when your lips feel dry. Reapply after eating, drinking or wiping your lips, and reapply sun-protective lip products according to their instructions.

Ordinary dry lips usually result from dehydration or environmental exposure.

Contact cheilitis is inflammation of the lips triggered by an irritant or allergen, including certain flavors, fragrances or cosmetic ingredients.

A moisturizing PARIS LEAF lip balm helps reduce moisture loss, and an SPF lip balm adds protection against UV exposure.

For prolonged sun exposure, choose broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher and reapply frequently.

Cold sores (herpes labialis) are caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). PARIS LEAF Lip Balm is a cosmetic and does not treat or prevent cold sores.

Its shea butter, squalane and vitamin E help keep lips moisturized and reduce dryness and discomfort. RealShield™ has been investigated for antiviral activity in laboratory research, but this does not mean the lip balm prevents or shortens outbreaks. For cold sores, ask a pharmacist or doctor about antiviral treatment.

Common signs include dryness, tightness, flaking, increased sensitivity, redness and stinging when you apply skincare.

A compromised barrier may lose moisture more easily and become more vulnerable to environmental irritants.

Common causes include excessive cleansing, aggressive exfoliation, harsh skincare products, cold weather, low humidity and inflammatory skin conditions.

Using several strong active ingredients at once may also contribute to irritation and barrier disruption.

Cut back on irritating steps and prioritize gentle cleansing, moisturizing and daily sun protection. Look for ingredients that support hydration and barrier function, such as glycerin, ceramides, panthenol and suitable emollients.

A simple PARIS LEAF routine can help keep skin moisturized and comfortable without unnecessary product layering.

Recovery depends on the severity and cause of the irritation. Mild irritation may improve within days, while more significant barrier disruption can take several weeks or longer.

Ongoing symptoms may point to an underlying skin condition.

Usually, yes. Temporarily pausing strong exfoliating acids, scrubs and potentially irritating retinoids can help avoid further irritation.

Restart active products gradually once your skin feels comfortable, or follow your dermatologist's instructions.

Yes. Washing too often or using harsh cleansers can remove protective lipids and contribute to dryness, tightness and irritation.

Most people benefit from gentle cleansing that removes impurities without leaving the skin uncomfortable.

Well-established moisturizing and barrier-supporting ingredients include glycerin, ceramides, panthenol, hyaluronic acid, squalane and suitable plant-derived emollients.

Their effectiveness depends on formulation, concentration and individual tolerance.

The skin microbiome is the community of microorganisms naturally living on the skin, including bacteria, fungi and viruses.

These microorganisms interact with the skin's immune system and protective barrier, so keeping a balanced skin environment is an important part of overall skin health.

Microbiome-friendly skincare aims to cleanse and care for the skin without unnecessarily disrupting its natural microbial environment.

PARIS LEAF's RealShield™ Phyto-Biome approach focuses on botanical skincare developed with the skin microbiome and natural protective barrier in mind. Regular moisturizing and avoiding aggressive cleansing also help maintain a comfortable skin environment.

Yes. A minimalist routine reduces unnecessary product layering while supporting consistent hydration. The PARIS LEAF three-step ritual is:

1. Toner: refreshes and prepares the skin.
2. Serum: adds a moisturizing skincare layer.
3. Face Cream: helps maintain hydration and skin comfort.

Use it alongside gentle cleansing and daily sunscreen.

Yes. PARIS LEAF is a Hungarian natural skincare brand combining French-sourced ingredients, scientific innovation and Hungarian cosmetic manufacturing, with a focus on hydration, sensitive skin and skin barrier care.

PARIS LEAF skincare products are made in Hungary using ingredients sourced from France. Our formulations combine carefully selected ingredients with scientific research and modern cosmetic manufacturing.

PARIS LEAF combines five distinctive elements:

• Hungarian brand with French-sourced ingredients: French skincare inspiration and Hungarian manufacturing.
• Proprietary scientific innovation: RealShield™ Phyto-Biome technology, developed by microbiologist Dr. Luiz Bermudez.
• Microbiome-conscious skincare: formulations developed with the skin's natural balance in mind.
• Minimalist philosophy: toner, serum and moisturizer for a simple daily routine.
• Skin barrier support: botanical and moisturizing ingredients that help maintain hydration and healthy-looking skin.

RealShield™ is PARIS LEAF's exclusive, proprietary botanical active complex, developed through microbiological research led by Dr. Luiz Bermudez.

It combines 12 carefully selected botanical and related components, chosen for their properties and potential interactions with microorganisms and inflammatory pathways, and forms the foundation of our microbiome-conscious skincare.

RealShield™ has been investigated in laboratory research for antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory activity. These findings are part of the science behind our active complex.

Laboratory results describe the complex itself; our finished products are cosmetics and are not intended to treat infections.

PARIS LEAF prioritizes naturally derived ingredients and carefully selected botanical components. Our RealShield™ complex is based on natural ingredients, and our formulations are designed to respect the skin's natural balance.

Yes. PARIS LEAF skincare products have undergone dermatological testing, and RealShield™ has been the subject of separate laboratory research.

Dermatological testing evaluates specific aspects of tolerance under defined conditions. It does not guarantee that a product will suit every person or prevent allergic reactions.

Use the three-step routine morning and evening:

1. Toner: after gentle cleansing, apply PARIS LEAF Toner to refresh and prepare your skin.
2. Serum: apply a small amount of PARIS LEAF Facial Serum and let it absorb.
3. Face Cream: finish with PARIS LEAF Face Cream to moisturize and maintain skin comfort.

During the day, finish with broad-spectrum sunscreen SPF 30 or higher.

The PARIS LEAF Toner, Facial Serum and Face Cream provide a simple three-step moisturizing routine for blemish-prone skin.

They are intended for cosmetic care, including hydration and improved skin appearance. Persistent, inflammatory or scarring acne may need dermatological treatment.

The PARIS LEAF Fragrance-Free Facial Serum and Fragrance-Free Face Cream are the options to consider when avoiding added fragrance is a priority.

Introduce products one at a time, patch test and stop using them if irritation develops.

The original PARIS LEAF products offer the brand's standard sensory skincare experience. The fragrance-free options are made without added fragrance and may suit customers who want a simpler routine or who react to fragrance or essential oils.

Individual tolerability still depends on the full ingredient list.

Some customers notice improved hydration, softness and skin comfort fairly quickly. Visible changes in redness, blemishes or uneven tone usually take several weeks of consistent use.

Results vary with skin type, product suitability and skincare habits.

No. PARIS LEAF products are cosmetics, not medicines, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent skin diseases. They may complement a dermatologist-recommended routine where suitable.

PARIS LEAF products can fit into different routines, but combining strong active ingredients can increase irritation, particularly for sensitive skin.

For the three-week guarantee, use the recommended PARIS LEAF routine without additional retinoids, AHA or BHA exfoliants. Do not stop prescribed treatments without consulting your healthcare professional.

Sensitive skin often reacts to products or environmental changes with stinging, burning, redness, tightness or discomfort.

If reactions are frequent, a dermatologist can help identify underlying conditions or allergies.

Sensitive skin can become irritated without an immune-mediated allergy.

Allergic contact dermatitis is an immune response to a specific substance and may cause delayed redness, itching, swelling or a rash. Patch testing by a dermatologist can help identify allergens.

No. Natural ingredients are not automatically hypoallergenic or irritation-free.

A product's safety and tolerability depend on its complete formulation, concentration, quality and your individual skin response.

Fragrance-free skincare is often a good starting point for reactive, sensitive or rosacea-prone skin, because fragrance can cause irritation or allergic reactions.

PARIS LEAF offers a Fragrance-Free Facial Serum and Fragrance-Free Face Cream for customers who want gentle daily moisturizing without added fragrance. Fragrance-free does not guarantee a product suits everyone, so patch testing is still important.

Essential oils are naturally derived aromatic plant extracts, and some have been studied for antioxidant, antimicrobial and skin-conditioning properties. However, some contain allergens that can irritate sensitive skin, so natural does not automatically mean better.

Research into endocrine-disrupting chemicals, including certain phthalates once common in fragrance, is ongoing. Some people, including those with PCOS, endometriosis or other hormone-related conditions, choose fragrance-free skincare as a precaution to limit exposure to fragrance ingredients.

PARIS LEAF offers both botanical skincare and fragrance-free facial serum and cream options. We believe ingredient safety, skin tolerance and formulation quality matter more than whether an ingredient is natural or synthetic.

Apply a small amount to a limited area of healthy skin, such as the inner forearm or the side of the neck, when your skin is not actively inflamed. Check for an immediate reaction after about 10 minutes, then keep watching the area for 24–48 hours, as some reactions are delayed.

If there is no redness, itching or irritation, introduce the product gradually. Home patch testing cannot guarantee that an allergic reaction will not occur.

PARIS LEAF's facial skincare range is designed to be pregnancy-compatible. However, individual ingredients, allergies and medical circumstances should always be considered.

During pregnancy or breastfeeding, consult your healthcare professional before introducing new skincare, particularly if you have a medical condition or use prescription treatments.

Stop using the product and gently rinse it off if needed. Avoid applying other potentially irritating ingredients.

Seek medical attention for severe swelling, blistering, persistent irritation or other concerning symptoms.

PARIS LEAF offers free delivery in Hungary on orders over 12,000 HUF. For smaller orders, shipping costs are shown at checkout before payment.

Yes. PARIS LEAF offers free delivery to eligible EU destinations on orders over €100. For orders below €100, shipping is calculated at checkout based on the destination.

Yes. PARIS LEAF delivers within Hungary and to international destinations. Available shipping methods, charges and estimated delivery times depend on the destination and are shown at checkout.

Yes. PARIS LEAF offers dedicated B2B pricing for cosmeticians, estheticians, beauty salons, distributors and other skincare professionals. Approved partners access professional pricing through our B2B platform.

Visit our B2B Partner Registration Page and submit your application. Once approved, sign in to access professional pricing and partnership opportunities.

PARIS LEAF offers flexible professional ordering, including options without a minimum order quantity, so salons and beauty professionals can try our products without a large initial order.

Wholesale conditions and distributor agreements may vary by partnership.

Yes. PARIS LEAF offers a three-week product guarantee, subject to the applicable terms.

To remain eligible, follow the recommended PARIS LEAF routine consistently and avoid combining it with retinol, retinal, AHA or BHA exfoliating treatments during the guarantee period. Please see the full guarantee terms for eligibility, remedies and how to submit a claim.

For questions about products, delivery, orders, professional partnerships or recommendations, contact our customer service team. We're happy to help you find a suitable routine.

Email: info@parisleaf.net
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