The Hyalomiel is a hydrating jelly that has been made the same way since 1878. Honey, glycerin, and rose water in a glass jar that looks like it was unearthed from a French pharmacy. The formula won three medals at the 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition and has been improved on by exactly nobody.

Smooth a small amount onto cracked hands, dry elbows, the heels of your feet, lips at the end of a long flight. It absorbs faster than the texture suggests and leaves the skin feeling actually fed.

For the friend whose travel kit is small and considered. The host who keeps real soap in the guest bath. A gift that lands quietly and stays in rotation.

Made in France from formula to packaging by Féret Parfumeur, in business since 1878.