Beau Domaine’s Rich Cream revived one editor’s winter skin

As a beauty editor with a fondness for French products, I tried Beau Domaine, Brad Pitt’s rebranded Provence estate label, and fell for its new Rich Cream. Said to smooth wrinkles and improve skin firmness, it’s deeply hydrating yet sinks in without a greasy feel, even under makeup; a small amount leaves skin soft and the mild scent dissipates quickly.

The line was developed with the Perrin family of Château de Beaucastel and uses patent-pending ingredients made from grape pomace, which is high in resveratrol and polyphenols. Formulas also incorporate chamomile flowers, green tea leaves and grape water, and the brand partnered with professors and physicians to study how these botanicals can deliver anti-aging results; the range is vegan and cruelty-free and avoids some potential irritants found in U.S.

formulations. I’ve since added the five-star-rated The Serum for lightweight hydration and protection against free-radical damage, and the Hand and Nail Cream for more youthful-looking hands and hydrated nails.

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