She broke the silence of Olympus for one reason. You.

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Aphrodite in the make-up chair between takes, the set of Olympus behind her

Behind The Legend

Not a Skincare Ad.
A Confession.

74 seconds with the founder, on the set of Olympus.

Four Worlds: Nectar, The Bath, Aura, Ambrosia

A fingertip carries one drop of golden oil to a cheekbone in rose-gold dawn light

Secret #1 · Dawn · Face Serums, Oils & Toners

Nectar

A few drops or a fine mist, morning and night. The first secret of divine beauty, poured for you.

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A woman in white silk sits on the marble edge of an Olympian pool, seen from behind, light shafts through steam

Secret #2 · Afternoon · Natural Soaps / Body & Bath

The Bath

In the Iliad, Hebea bathes Ares and dresses him in fine robes. Here, care for the whole body: natural soap bars and a rich shea body butter.

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A rose-gold rose on black marble beside one burning candle at dusk

Secret #3 · Dusk · Solid Fragrances

Aura

In Greek, aura is a breath of air, the trace a presence leaves behind. Solid perfumes in small black tins, worn close to the skin.

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A rose-gold rose resting on whipped ivory cream shaped like clouds, moonlight above

Secret #4 · Night · Face Creams & Masks

Ambrosia

Ambrosia was the food of the gods, and in the Iliad, Hera cleanses her skin with it. Here, our richest textures: creams and masks for face and eyes.

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The Legend

Reveal the Secrets

Once, divine beauty belonged only to the gods of Olympus. Their secret was a Nectar – they did not drink it, their skin did. Then Hebéa, Goddess of Eternal Beauty, broke the silence of the mountain and gave The Divine Beauty Secrets to mortals.

Aphrodite seated on the marble steps of Olympus

I · Olympus

Once, Divine Beauty belonged to the gods alone.

Reveal Their Secrets
A drop of rose-gold light falls toward still water; the HEBÉA medallion rises from the rings