DIVINA
DIVINA
Les Petits
They want what you have. This is the version that is actually made for them — and an ingredient list short enough that you can read the whole thing.
There is a moment where a child stands at your elbow at the mirror and wants in. You can hand them something from your own shelf that was never formulated for them, or you can hand them this.
Eight sugar lip scrubs, fine enough that they cannot scratch, softened with organic coconut, shea and avocado oil. Vegan, gluten-free, paraben-free. Made in Canada, and never tested on animals. That is the entire range — we would rather it be short and true than long.
The abrasive is sucrose. It dissolves as it is used, so it cannot keep scrubbing after the skin has had enough.
No lanolin, no beeswax, no honey, no carmine. We read the ingredient list rather than trusting the category.
Both stated by the lab, not inferred by us.
A GMP-compliant lab, the same one that makes the rest of the house.
Why there are no masks here yet
Our lab makes a range of flavoured clay masks for children, and we have not put them on this page. The formula they are currently poured on contains lanolin and honey — both animal-derived, and lanolin is a known contact allergen. Divina says everything it sells is vegan, and we would rather keep that true than widen this range by five products. We have asked whether the flavours can be made on our plant-based clay base instead. If they can, they will appear here.
The half hour after they are in bed is the one that belongs to you. The house was built for it.