Dec
2020
Countdown is on: The perfect holiday gifts from L’Occitane
When it comes to gifts, an easy one will always be bath and body items.
I’ll be covering a few different bath and body focused brands in the coming weeks, but one that I absolutely love – and is a little more bougie than the rest – is L’Occitane.
I’ve received L’Occitane holiday items in the past and always found them to be great gifts since it’s a French brand, which automatically makes it fancier, and their stuff is very luxurious. Some items come with a higher price tag, but there are also a lot of things that can be very affordable, which makes it perfect to give as stocking stuffers or smaller gifts.
So, if you are wanting to gift some L’Occitane love but don’t know where to start? Well, keep reading…
Signature Advent Calendar
Okay, so I’m a little late with this one since it’s now December 4, but i guess technically you don’t need to start an advent calendar on December 1.
Although L’Occitane has a variety of different advent calendars this season to choose from, I love the Signature Advent Calendar (C$84), which is so beautiful to look at thanks to award-winning French illustrator Edith Carron.
Open up this calendar to reveal 24 boxes in an imaginative holiday market. Each box reveals a mini of some of their best-selling items, including the Shea Butter Hand Cream, the Almond Shower Oil, and the Immortelle Overnight Reset Oil-in-Serum (which has never been included in their calendars in the past).
Also in the line up are the following items:
– Immortelle Precious Cream 5ml
– Shea Butter Ultra Rich Lip Balm 4ml
– Rose Hand Cream 10ml
– Almond Shower Oil 35ml
– Shea Light Comforting Cream 5ml
– Almond Body Milk 35ml
– Cherry Blossom Hand Cream 10ml
– Aromachologie 5 Essentials Oils Shampoo 35ml
– Aqua Reotier Ultra Thirst-Quenching Cream 5ml
– Shea Butter Hand Cream 10ml
– Shea Butter Extra Gentle Soap – Milk 25g
– Shea Butter Intensive Hand Balm 10ml
– Soap with Verbena Leaves 25g
– Aromachologie 5 Essentials Oils Conditioner 35ml
– Verbena Cooling Hand Cream Gel 10ml
– Verbena Shower Gel 30ml
– Shea Butter Foot Cream 10ml
– Shea Butter Ultra Rich Body Cream 20ml
– Lustrous Hair Treatment – SOS Shine 20ml
– Gel Cream Hair Treatment – SOS Moisture 20ml
– Aromachologie Gentle & Balance Micellar Shampoo 35ml
– Almond Delicious Hands 10ml
– Shea Honey Hand Cream 10ml
– Immortelle Overnight Reset Oil-in-Serum 5ml
Sure, there are a lot of creams and soaps, but honestly in these COVID times, these items will get lots of use and really, what else could you possibly ask for?
If you can still find it, this one is a must!
Rose Calisson collection
I’ve always been a fan of the scent of roses, so when I saw the brand’s Rose Calisson collection (C$99), I instantly felt that this was right up my alley.
This online-only set features four deluxe products, plus their Rose Calisson Eau De Toilette (50 ml). You get a 30 ml of the Rose Calisson Hand Cream, a 75 ml of the Rose Calisson Shower Gel, and a 75 ml of the Rose Calisson Body Lotion.
The scent itself is inspired by calisson, a famous French confection, which makes this collection a sweet treat. Other notes include rose for a more floral twist, as well as Centifolia and Damascena Roses, and finally, a woody base.
L’Occitane has a few other gift sets featuring this fragrance but I adore this one since myself personally, I would use all of these products. The hand cream is the perfect size to toss in your bag (I still have one from last year in one of my purses) and the body lotion and shower gel are the perfect things to start to end the day with. Best part is, it comes in a giftable box, meaning all you have to do it wrap it and voila! You’re all set.
These are just two offerings from L’Occitane this season, but like I said, the brand has so many other goodies in store for the holidays at all different price points. Make sure you check out their site to find the perfect gift for yourself or for someone else!
Is L’Occitane on your wish list this season?
Please note, products sent by PR. All opinions are my own.
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