There where we see her, so serene and calm, Huxley It's very bold. Otherwise, why would a Korean brand be inspired by the Sahara? Why would it base all its products on prickly pear oil? What's the point? The name is a tribute to Aldous Huxley, the favorite writer of Hoon Lee, one of its creators. A visionary name for a brand that is also visionary. The brand was born from a trip to the Moroccan desert. There, they discovered an ingredient responsible for Berber women's fabulous skin: the oil extracted from the prickly pear, a cactus rich in vitamin E and fatty acids that retains moisture in extreme climates. It is the only Korean brand with the rights to use this oil in its products.

Huxley It's minimalist cosmetics, both in its form (its packaging is a reference to the desert) and in its substance. A curious fact: it's the brand used by Korean Air flight attendants; from this we can deduce the its ability to hydrate and heal. It's recommended to use your products slowly and indulge in them. Let's do it.