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How I Wear OUMERE

OUMERE Portrait Series

How I Wear OUMERE

Art · Design · Discipline

How I Wear OUMERE is an ongoing portrait series curated by OUMERE founder and biologist Wendy Ouriel. Each volume profiles a figure whose discipline mirrors OUMERE’s own: rigorous, exacting, and uninterested in compromise.

Painters, architects, designers, writers, their worlds demand a controlled relationship with time, damage, and repair. In these conversations, they document how OUMERE integrates into that work: as a daily protocol, a protective lab layer, and a quiet constant in the background of a demanding career.

The result is not generic “routine” content. It is a field report in how highly disciplined people use science-based skincare in real conditions: under solvents, under lights, under scrutiny.

Volume I

Cédric Rivrain

Painter Paris

French painter Cédric Rivrain works at the intersection of rarity and precision. In his studio, OUMERE functions like another medium: a controlled system that can undo solvent damage, repair barrier disruption, and keep his skin as disciplined as his canvases.

He documents the exact morning and evening protocol that makes strangers in Paris assume injections. His answer is simpler: no, it is OUMERE.

Key OUMERE Products
No. 9 UV-R Advancement & Advancement II Serum Bioluminelle Oil Dissolution Theory
Volume II

Eric Cohler

Interior Designer New York

Known as “The Mixmaster” of American design, Eric Cohler builds interiors that feel evolved rather than assembled: preservation, modernity, and lived-in luxury in a single frame.

In this volume he maps OUMERE onto the architecture of his day — from cross-continental travel to site visits and late-night design reviews — and explains why formulas with real structure matter more to him than surface packaging.

Key OUMERE Themes
Discipline as design Skincare as architecture Modernity without dilution
Future volumes will continue to document how OUMERE is used by architects, authors, scientists, and performers whose work requires a long-term, disciplined relationship with their skin. This page will update as new profiles are released.