Each island collection is built from local plants and heritage recipes trusted for centuries. 100% natural. Yuka 100.
We don't extract a formula from one place and replicate it everywhere. Each island collection is built around the botanicals that actually grow there — the flowers, oils, and plants that locals have used for generations.
From Réunion's moringa to Mauritius's neem, from Guadeloupe's callophylle to the Pacific's tamanu — every product carries the exact geography of its origin.
Long before Yuka scored products, long before cosmetics were manufactured — there were recipes. Cleopatra bathed in donkey milk. Hippocrates prescribed herbal poultices. Island women knew every plant in their garden.
These aren't folklore. They are tested protocols. We're not inventing natural beauty — we're recovering what worked before the industry forgot it.
“Cléopâtre owed her legendary complexion to baths of donkey milk — the same milk whose virtues Hippocrates documented for skin conditions two thousand years ago.
— Historical record, translated
Every ingredient traces to a named island, producer, and harvest season.
Recipes drawn from documented historical use, not invented marketing claims.
Yuka 100 is the floor, not the ceiling. Every ingredient is disclosed, sourced, and justified.
Origin: Ancient Egypt → Global adoption
The legendary beauty secret of Cleopatra and Hippocrates. Rich in vitamins A, B, C, E, omegas 3 and 6 — donkey milk was the original anti-aging protocol.
Origin: Pacific Islands → Traditional medicine
Used by Pacific islanders for skin, hair, and healing for millennia. Virgin coconut oil is still the benchmark for moisturization and barrier repair.
Origin: Réunion Island → French Perfumery
The signature botanical of Réunion. Used in French perfumery for generations — its astringent and soothing properties make it a skincare cornerstone.
These are not trend ingredients. They are the foundation of how our skin was meant to be cared for — before synthetic alternatives replaced what actually worked.
Île d'Or is here to remember it. One island at a time.