Our Process

We combine life, creativity, spontaneity, the art and science of skin care, the aroma - therapeutic properties of pure essential oils, the art of traditional soap making, the science of plants and flowers and the history of pure Olive Oil to create to create extraordinarily mild, biodegradable, long-lasting skin care products.

Our products contain absolutely no harsh chemicals, no animal fats, no artificial coloring or alcohol based/perfumed aromas. Olivier's 28-day transformation preserves the natural therapeutic properties of plant and flower essence for that extra care, worthy of your skin and hair. We are committed to preserving this time honored tradition and the many benefits that come from such dedication to detail, history and experience.

Olivier offers you and your family the very best quality, created by hand with love, and supported by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. It has always been our philosophy, to make the very best natural skin care products in the world.

You need the best raw materials, you need the best formulas and processes, and you need to be alive and happy when creating your art or craft along with experience. We are continuously improving every step to give to you the best possible product and services available and hope you will stay with and trust us and may truly make a difference in the world.

Our entire line of products are recommended by dermatologists, throughout North America. We are just starting to make a difference in Asia and Europe, specifically in Scotland and France.

Olive oil: Oil rich in vitamins and minerals

In antiquity, olive oil was known for its culinary virtues as well as for its cosmetic and medicinal properties. An emblem of purity and of life, the olive tree symbolized wisdom and immortality because of its strength. Some trees were more than a thousand years old. Roman women treated their hair with olive oil. Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, used olive oil mixed with fine white sand as a cosmetic.

Sodium hydroxide, an alkali extracted from natural salts

At first, old lye soap was made using lye from wood ash or potash that contained alkaline elements. When the wood (beech) containing this alkaline element was no longer readily available, another type of lye or caustic, extracted using a chemical process, was used. Since sodium hydroxide is an alkali, it has the same saponifying property as caustic. However, it is extracted from natural salts.

Beeswax, a hardener

In antiquity, beeswax was used to seal pots and jars containing food. The Egyptians used it to embalm the dead. Today, ointments and emollient creams contain beeswax. This also gives the soap a firmer texture.

Cocoa butter, a softener

A fat, cocoa butter is often used to treat burns and scrapes. In tropical countries, it acts as a lubricant and as a softener. Cocoa butter is also used to soften soap and to moisten the skin.

The Experts - The Drive to Make A Difference

Olivier was developed through an on-going program of homeopathic research, medical assistance and laboratory testing. Olivier products, projects and activities are made possible by a multi-level team of experts with the drive to make a difference