By eating healthy, can we still nourish our skin with chemical and industrial cosmetics?

▫ We have forgotten our know-how

▫ We use products with names as chemical as their composition

▫ We overproduce plastic packaging as polluting as possible

▫ We are destroying animal habitats with deforestation for palm oil

▫ We test the products on animals in the laboratory

With Bulles en Weppes , we have chosen to say STOP ! And to return to nature, and respect for nature and animals. This is why the materials are of biological origin, and produced with respect for the ecosystem. Likewise, our products will never be tested on animals because we love life as it is.

Likewise, our packaging is biodegradable, and without the use of plastic in order to turn to zero waste, and therefore to have less impact on pollution of the Earth and the Oceans.

My name is Antoine, I am 40 years old. Coming from a family of farmers established in the Weppes, Hauts de France near Lille, for several generations, I liked to spend long hours during the harvests in the fields with my grandfather who worked the land with respect.

Very early on, I was sensitized and rocked by this notion of the environment and the land, of the land of the North, that we feel, that we listen to and that we shape. This land plowed by old seeders, steeped in history and land of not so old historical battles. This land which has nourished, nourishes and will continue to nourish.

My grandmother used to wash me in a basin with homemade soaps that didn't smell of chemical fragrances. Admittedly, the water was already hard but its soaps protected my skin and made my hair lather.

When in my turn I became a young dad inserted in the agricultural world, my daughter starting to have concerns of dry skin and itching with this water always more calcareous and feeling myself deprived by reading the compositions of the liquid soaps I decided to immerse myself in the books of yesteryear, these grimoires full of tips from grandmothers and remedies and the evidence jumped out at me: rediscover this SOAP know-how? with its letters of nobility ...

After a career in wheat seeds, I decided to make a 180 degree turn to devote myself to my passion: soaps. After obtaining my professional soap maker diploma in November 2019, I launched into the range of artisanal soaps made with the technique of cold saponification which preserves the quality of the ingredients that compose them.