The intimate uncovered
It's time to free up the word on what really matters: life, the real thing!
It's time to free up the word on what really matters: life, the real thing!
À coeur ouvert
Summer essentials - A COEUR OUVERT #41
Summer is here (well, when it decides to show its face for good) and we all know what that means: vacations, sunshine and, above all, packing!
Beyond false beliefs - A COEUR OUVERT #40
We've had enough of the misconceptions surrounding our bodies. So today, we're setting the record straight.
Bye Bye - A COEUR OUVERT #39
Can you smell it? The spring breeze is showing its face.
Novembre is the new cool
The leaves have fallen, the days are getting shorter and everything seems to be getting darker. BUT STOOOP!
Long live the boobs
Apples, pears, peaches, lemons... No, we're not talking about the latest fashionable food recipe on social networks, but about breasts.
Everyone in a bathing suit
We could almost make this event official at next year's Olympics: the famous swimsuit passage.
Free as Hair
According to magazine tests, our hair says a lot (or very little) about us. Rumor has it that it’s a symbol of our uniqueness and a reflection...
Je M'Aimeeee 💛
I love myself, like a madman, like a soldier, like a movie star. I love myself, a little, a lot, passionately, madly! 🌼
The night - A COEUR OUVERT #31
Tell me at night: are all cats really gray? 🧐 When the black curtain comes, the mystery sets in, and then there's you.
I hate Christmas - Bloom #30
Even if the "but what do you mean you don't like it, it's impossible!" imply otherwise, you are not the only one. It even has a name: natalophobia
The invisible pains - Bloom #29
Evaluated on a scale of 1 to 10, pain is an unpleasant feeling in our body.
Loving between the lines #28
What is love? Now that's a good question! If you look it up in the dictionary, love refers to attachment, passion, seduction, feelings that make us...
No make up Bloom #27
This morning, in the mirror, you notice those dark circles that persist after a night a little too short, your complexion a little pale at the end of winter...
Love each other, full stop
YOUR breasts
Too small, too big, asymmetrical, saggy… We hear all kinds of criticism about our breasts. Yet accepting your body—and your breasts—means accepting your uniqueness. So...
YOUR hairs
Having a smooth, soft and hairless skin, when you are a woman, is certainly in the top 3. But no!
YOUR vulva
No, “vulva” isn’t a word straight out of a porn movie! Sure, it’s part of your intimate area, but there’s no taboo about talking about it or taking care of it...
Imperfect
What if we started by accepting that we don't always succeed? Wanting to do well is good, of course, but sometimes we don't succeed and that's ok.
Professional Confidence - Kelly
I've tried several times to join forces so that I'm no longer alone on a ship. Because sometimes it's very complicated.
Visits to the Psychologist - Valentine
Valentine breaks the silence and sincerely shares her journey to mental well-being.
Mental Health - Margaux
How to give birth, how to breastfeed, how to share the workload...
Not Wanting Children - Estelle
Not wanting children: a conscious but not always respected choice
The Gap Year - Laura
There's no such thing as choosing life to be happy, whatever the choice, happiness can be found there.
Tattoos - Emma
My body is as much mine as my decision to do it, whether some people like it or not.
Brain Hyperactivity - Elsie
Cerebral hyperactivity 🧠 Scourge or boon for creativity?
Mental Health - Lucie
Mental health is a new concern, yet we're all affected by it on a daily basis, as long as we've been managing our lives.
Stop misconceptions!
Stop the preconceived ideas: oils and oily skin
Oils sometimes get a bad press because we tend to think that they are too rich or occlusive and therefore not suitable for oily skin.
Stop the preconceived ideas: A mask weighs down the hair
There are many misconceptions about hair care based on a bad experience.
Beyond false beliefs - A COEUR OUVERT #40
We've had enough of the misconceptions surrounding our bodies. So today, we're setting the record straight.






