Located at 60 rue de Caumartin in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, Dulcenae Beauty House nestles at the back of a tranquil listed courtyard near the iconic department stores. The institute blends softness and professional expertise in a calming environment. Founded by a couple driven to make wellness accessible to all, Dulcenae embraces inclusive beauty. All treatments—ranging from facials to body care, massages, slimming therapies, and lymphatic drainage—are delivered by socio-estheticians trained to tailor each protocol to individual physical, psychological and social needs.

The ambiance is inviting: designed like a home with a lounge, tea bar, workshop room, spacious treatment cabins, and wide massage tables for maximum comfort, even for taller clients or those with mobility challenges. The soft light, gentle colors and quiet decor contribute to a sense of being at home.

Their client base includes anyone seeking a personalized wellness experience, including individuals who have undergone significant medical treatments, people with disabilities, or those with sensitive skin. Dulcenae stands out through its empathetic, non-judgmental listening and its ability to accommodate clients often turned away at traditional salons.

Signature offerings include a one-hour bespoke relaxing massage (approx. €95), Californian massage, lymphatic drainage, body scrubs, manual “palper-rouler” slimming treatments, and tailored facials (anti-aging, hydration, AHA peel, express glow). LED specializes in back-purifying treatments, and offers tailored options for young mothers and oncology support.

Products used are from Comfort Zone (Davines Group), characterized by natural-origin ingredients, cruelty‑free formulations, and high tolerance for sensitive or compromised skin. The institute is air-conditioned and fully wheelchair accessible, including adapted entrance and restrooms.

A notable highlight: Dulcenae regularly hosts privatized sessions for partner associations, enabling individuals facing illness or disability to enjoy shared wellness experiences in an inclusive setting.

Practical details: open Tuesday to Saturday (typically 10 h–19 h, some days until 20 h), just a minute’s walk from Saint‑Lazare station, well served by metro and bus lines. Payments accepted via card or cash.