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Passé Daisy® is a woman-owned skincare brand proudly founded and based in the United States in 2025. As an American beauty company, Passé Daisy® is devoted to meticulously crafted, cruelty-free formulas that deliver visible results. With years of hands-on expertise in skincare testing, Passé Daisy ensures every product reflects both elegance and efficacy. By harmonizing luxurious ingredients with thoughtful innovation, Passé Daisy® creates skincare that nurtures radiant, healthy skin while embracing ethical, conscious beauty.
267 Main St., 18447, Blakely, United States
Everything arrived packaged beautifully and felt really high end. The Privè Serum packaging is absolutely stunning in person. It leaves my skin feeling soft, hydrated, and smooth. I’m surprised to have noticed a significant improvement in my wrinkles. You can tell a lot of care goes into their formulations and overall presentation.
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