ART NOUVEAU: BEAUTÉ S IN EVERYDAY OBJECTS
At the end of the 19th century, Art Nouveau introduced the curves of living forms into the decorative arts. Stems, flowers, and foliage inspired fluid lines that found their way into architecture, jewelry, glassware, and everyday objects. Around 1900, utilitarian objects also became a medium for artistic expression.
With the second chapter of *Les Héritières*, * Altesse *Studio , the brand continues to focus on the beauty of form. The brush’s silhouette is elongated, the engravings evoke the vitality of plants, and the gold details accentuate the movement.
Entirely made in France, this piece combines a beechwood handle with a hand-engraved and hand-gilded design. A gilded bead accentuates its silhouette: the signature of an object designed both to enhance your skincare routine and to be admired.
Caring for fine to medium hair
THE ART NOUVEAU-STYLE " care hairbrush "
Made from 100% white wild boar bristles from the first shearing, the Art Nouveau “ care hairbrush ” brush brings out the softness and shine of the “ fine to medium hair ” line.
With each stroke, the bristles pick up the natural “ natural oils ” found at the roots and distribute it along the length of the hair. This natural protective film helps coat the hair shaft, smooth out frizz, and reduce static electricity.
Mounted on a natural latex pad, it is used as part of the ritual of brushing dry hair 100 times. A daily routine that is making a comeback, from roots to ends.
Scalp massage, radiant hair
The Art Nouveau stimulating brush combines soft nylon bristles with beaded tips and white boar bristles. Suitable for all hair types, it offers the pleasure of a massage along with a soft, lustrous finish.
The beaded nubs work in contact with the scalp to provide a comfortable massage. The " boar bristles " work on the surface of the hair: they smooth out frizz, help coat the hair, and leave it soft and shiny.
On dry hair, the routine begins with strokes in all four directions and gentle circular motions. It continues along the lengths to leave the hair supple and manageable.
A legacy of craft