Makeup, Skincare, Fragrance and a Bit of Fashion
In April, L’Occitane revamped its Pivoine Flora range and extended the Pivoine lineup with the new Pivoine Sublime skincare range. As far as I know, this is the second renewal of the original Paeonia range, which was released in 2010. (Read my review of Paeonia Eau de Toilette here.) Today I will be reviewing three items from the Pivoine Sublime range (Skin Perfector, Perfecting Cream and CC Skin Tone Perfecting Cream) and the relaunched Pivoine Flora Hand Cream.
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L’Occitane launched La Collection de Grasse in summer 2014 with four fragrances. (Read my review of Thé Vert & Bigarade, one of the four fragrances.) The range currently features ten scents, and Iris Bleu & Iris Blanc is the latest addition.
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In January, L’Occitane relaunched its Shea Butter skincare range in the UK. The existing products were repackaged and new products were added to the range. Today I will be reviewing the two new items: Shea Cleansing Oil and Shea Light Comforting Cream.
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For International Women’s Day (March 8th) 2015, L’Occitane is launching Ultra Soft Balm. The handbag-sized multi-purposed balm can be used for lips, body and hair.
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In the last few years, L’Occitane released two fragrances for the holiday season each year. For holiday 2014, the brand launched Arlésienne Eau de Toilette in the UK last month. The fragrance is inspired by Madame Ginoux from Arles in the south of France, who inspired artists such as Van Gogh, Picasso and Bizet.
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Last summer, L’Occitane debuted La Collection de Grasse, a collection of fragrances created by the brand’s new (and first) in-house perfumer, Karine Dubreuil. The idea of the collection is that each scent is based on two main notes from different parts of the world. (In Japan, the collection is called Ampersand Grasse, highlighting the key concept of union.)
The launch lineup featured four scents: Jasmin & Bergamote, Magnolia & Mûre, Vanille & Narcisse, and Thé Vert & Bigarade. For fall 2013, Ambre & Santal was launched, and, for holiday 2013, Fleur d’Or & Acacia and Cèdre & Oranger were added to the collection. (Also, Rose & Osmanthus is available in some countries.) Today I am featuring Thé Vert & Bigarade.
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Launched in 2007, L’Occitane‘s Cherry Blossom has been one of the brand’s most popular fragrances. Since 2008, there has been a limited-edition creation surrounding the theme of cherry or blossom each year (Cherry (2008), Peach Blossom (2009), Wild Cherry (2010), Plum Blossom (2011), and Cherry Princess (2012)). This year, we have Spring Cherry.
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For spring 2013, L’Occitane has released a limited-edition Shea Honey bodycare collection featuring a warm-toned honey fragrance. Today I am highlighting one of the items in the collection, the Shea Honey Hand Cream.
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For holiday 2012, L’Occitane has released two limited-edition fragrance ranges, Fleurs Merveilleuses (Marvellous Flowers) and Feuilles Magiques (Magical Leaves). Today I am featuring Fleurs Merveilleuses Eau de Toilette.
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For summer 2012, L’Occitane has released a collection of three colognes: Eau Ravissante (floral-based), Eau Universelle (citrus-based), and Eau Captivante (aromatic-based). These light and fresh colognes come in 300ml bottles and can be applied liberally. (They also come in travel-friendly 50ml bottles.) Today I am featuring Eau Universelle Cologne Fraîche.
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Kanebo Milano Collection 2025 for Holiday 2024 (image from www.fashion-press.net)
