Privileged relationships
Almost 20 years later, with a larger family (Raphaël is her second child), her love affair with Mayenne continues: “Saying hello to each other when you meet out walking, I didn’t even know people did that before!
I really melted into the community, I listened to all the advice people gave me, for the garden for example. The people of Mayenne are extremely nice and polite. I have always reached out to people, I like contact. I find that we are very privileged in Mayenne.”
Mayenne in soaps!
Success came (production quintupled in 8 years) without Florence having to sacrifice any of herideals. Her soaps, oils, shampoos, balms, serums and deodorants are all natural and mostly organic. The shops are “zero waste,” and packaging is kept at a minimum. Her research and innovation (for which Chloé Guillemet joined the adventure) earned her a Talent Entrepreneurs Trophy.
Mayenne has found its place in the range of products: “Wherever I can, I use local products and packaging… for example, honey from Phacelia (Champgeneteux), spirulina from La Ferme du Pressoir (Craon), Biscuits from Maine (Changé), donkey milk from Bois-Gamats (Laval), sunflower oil ( from Mézangers), all very high quality products. The Mayenne is a little gem that should be highlighted more, but without compromising its natural wealth”
Ten years producing bubbles in Mayenne! Come and meet us, get some advice and test our samples – we will welcome you with the greatest of pleasure.
I am committed to:
- using local products as much as possible (organic sheep’s milk from Chantrigné, organic honey from Champgeneteux, sunflower oil from Mézangers). I also work with other Mayenne craftsmen and women – ceramic soap dishes from Jublains for example.
- demonstrating the benefits of cold saponification
- with my range of solid shampoos, deodorants, balms and toothpastes, all contained in returnable and recycled packaging, respectful of the environment and the customer.
- respecting the environment through the choice of raw materials and the zero waste concept.
Florence
“Sainte Suzanne is the site that immediately comes to mind. The view of the Erve valley from the top of the ramparts is magnificent!”