Féret Hyalomiel Hand Gel

The basis of this fat-free, light hand gel is hyaline gel and honey from the southern French garrigues, the open heath landscapes whose typical flora includes thyme, rosemary and lavender. The gel refreshes hands (and feet too), nourishes and moisturizes the skin. Hyalomiel hand gel is quickly absorbed, leaves no residue, is not sticky and has a pleasant light powdery rose scent.

In France, Bloc Hyalin (an alum stone) and Hyalomiel from Féret Parfumeur have been body care classics since the 1870s. The versatile Hyalomiel gel in particular quickly became a multi-care product for the whole family. By the 1930s, Féret Frères, now run by its founding sons Lucien and Roger, was one of the largest distributors of cosmetic products in the country. However, in the 1970s, the contracts with the major brands came to an end, and with them the distribution business of Féret Parfumeur. From then on, the company concentrated more on its own brand and added a number of new developments to its existing range. Since 2012, Féret has been under the direction of Alexis Cabanne, who is now the fifth generation to run the company.