Stars and monoi, a love story

Did you think your favorite stars used high-end products to protect their skin? That's true for some, but others choose to turn to natural products like monoi! Some celebrities have shared their beauty tips with journalists, and it turns out that monoi is often used as a moisturizer! Here's how.

Monoï de Tahiti, a product used even by the stars

It's no secret that some stars use Tahitian monoi to protect their skin and hair. Whether in the form of oil baths, masks or simply as an after-sun moisturizer, monoï is a popular choice for many. And it's not Koh Lanta star Téheiura who will tell you otherwise!

So, of course, Tahitian celebrities love it, like Mareva Galanter and Vaimalama Chaves, both former Miss France, and actress Karina Lombard. But they're not the only ones! Many people, like Chris Marques and Marghe Davico (The Voice), associate the scent of monoi with vacations.

Monoï is also proving popular with American stars!

In Hollywood, it seems that Beyoncé and Eva Longoria are quite fond of monoï to make their skin glow and protect it after the sun. The virtues of monoi are well proven. Reminiscent of vacations, this precious oil is also a real asset for cost-effective skin care. What's more, it's useful for both skin and hair, so it's economical and the results are more than satisfying.

Closer to the new continent, Hawaii also offers a body oil based on coconut oil. The Hawaiian Tropic brand is widely used in the United States as a sun oil or protective body oil. This is how the more fragrant and moisturizing monoi came to be known and preferred by American stars. Find a wide range of different monoi on our online boutique.