Month & Days

Month & Days is a body and hair care line, not a facial skincare brand. The products here are wash-off and leave-on basics for the body and hair: body wash, body lotion, shampoo, and conditioner. What sets the brand apart is that it treats scent as the organising idea, so instead of one product in many variants you get one fragrance carried through a whole routine.

That makes the range easy to read once you know the structure. Pick a scent first, then choose which of the four product types you want in it.

The collection centres on two fragrance lines. Le Bouquet (you'll also see it written Lebouquet or Lebouke on some bottles) is the floral side of the range. Debrize, which appears as Di Breeze on some labels, is the fresher, breezier scent. The varied spellings are just how the names transliterate across batches, so treat Le Bouquet and Lebouquet as the same scent, and Debrize and Di Breeze as the same scent.

Choosing a family is the first decision. If you want something soft and floral, go Le Bouquet; if you prefer clean and airy, go Debrize.

Within each scent the range covers four product types. Body wash and body lotion handle the body: cleanse in the shower, then seal in moisture afterwards. Shampoo and conditioner handle the hair the same way. Buying a body wash and lotion in one scent, or a shampoo and conditioner in one scent, gives you a matched pair that doesn't fight on fragrance.

You don't have to take all four. Many people pair just the body wash and lotion, or just the shampoo and conditioner, and add the rest later.

The simplest way to shop Month & Days is to lock a single scent and stack the products you'll actually use. A full head-to-toe set in one fragrance is body wash, body lotion, shampoo, and conditioner all in, say, Le Bouquet. A lighter start is one cleanse-and-moisturise pair, either for body or for hair.

Because every bottle is the same 500ml size, a set is easy to plan and the bottles line up neatly on a shelf. If you like two scents, you can keep one for the body and one for the hair, though the coordinated look is strongest when everything matches.

Use the products in the order you'd expect. In the shower, the body wash and shampoo do the cleansing. Step out, towel down, and the body lotion locks moisture into skin while the conditioner (used in-shower, rinsed out) smooths the hair. Layering the same scent across these steps builds a light, consistent fragrance that lasts longer than a single scented product would, because each layer reinforces the last.

Every product in this collection ships in a 500ml bottle. That's a full home size rather than a travel format, so a single bottle lasts through regular daily use and the per-wash cost stays low. Buying a matched pair or a full set in one go means you replace everything on a similar schedule, which keeps a coordinated routine from drifting out of sync as one product runs low before the others.

This collection fits anyone who treats the shower as part of how they smell, not just how they get clean. If you've ever wished your body wash, lotion, and hair products didn't clash, a single-scent Month & Days set solves that directly. It also suits gifting: a coordinated 500ml set in one fragrance reads as a considered present rather than a single random bottle.

We list 18+ Month & Days products in stock and ship them from our own inventory. With scented body and hair care, a short supply chain matters because fragrance and formula are what you're paying for, and you want bottles that haven't sat too long. The scent-name spelling variants you see across the range (Le Bouquet, Lebouque, Debrize, Di Breeze) are label transliterations of the same two fragrances, not different products.