Why Do Good Things Come In Yellow?

13/08/2021
Why Do Good Things Come In Yellow?

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Yellow is the colour of happiness. It is also synonymous with positivity and energy. The world is shifting from a tumultuous time towards optimism. What is more, the summer season fits in perfectly whilst uplifting our mood with bursts of sunshine yellow, fresh sunflowers, butterflies and daisies. To celebrate yellow as the colour of hope and renewal, L’Occitane has put together their edit of exhilarating products, including the new Happy Shea and Verbena collections.

Good things come in yellow as well as in small packages. The new limited-edition Happy Shea Ultra-Light Body Cream by L’Occitane has a soft, whipped texture. Presented in an ochre-yellow 200ml container, it gently hydrates the skin while providing a promise of a new day with hints of freshly squeezed citrus fruits. Base notes of peach and musk add a special touch to the shea collection. The Ultra-Light Body Cream is an excellent option for the summer months and perfect for use after exposure to sunshine.

  • Loccitane Shea

The L’Occitane Instagramable Hand-Shot

An essential handbag must-have is hand-cream. L’Occitane offers a new limited-edition Citrus Verbena Swirl Hand Cream in 30ml. In addition, it keeps dry hands perfectly shiny for an Instagramable hand-shot. Inspired by toothpaste tube technology, their hand cream contains a coloured gel that will keep your hands nourished. Alternatively, their multipurpose Petit Remedy, made with 100% naturally derived ingredients, helps to soothe dry skin on your hands, face and body.

  • LOccitane Citrus Hand Cream
  • L'Occitane Citrus Verbena Swirl Hand Cream
  • L'Occitane Citrus Hand Cream

L’Occitane Sunshine-Yellow

The Shea and Verbena collections conjure up the spirit of Provence. They make you feel alive and look youthful as daily stress can take its toll on your skin. The L’Occitane Immortelle Divine Light Cream SPF20 in 50ml has a cashmere-like texture. It also helps to reduce complexion irregularities and dark spots.

  • L'Occitane Divine light Cream
  • L'Occitane Divine Light Cream

Your wellbeing routine would not be the same without a beautifully scented perfume. All ladies must smell delightful. Osmanthus Eau de Toilette in 75ml offers a divine scent. I adore the feminine notes of apricot, pear and bitter orange juxtaposed with masculine base notes of cedarwood and sandalwood. Historically, the osmanthus flower is a symbol of good luck and honour in China. Albeit a delicate fragrance, Osmanthus by L’Occitane is long-lasting without overpowering the wearer. If you like a fruity, fresh scent, this one is for you.

  • L'Occitane Osmanthus Perfume
  • L'Occitane Osmanthus Perfum

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Natalie is a recipient of the Diamond Special Recognition Award for her work in Women and Youth Empowerment through fashion and is based in London. She has made a name for herself as a luxury personal shopper, personal stylist, and contributing fashion editor. In 2017, she launched her blog, Style Icon Collective, to showcase her creative talents and support fashion, lifestyle, and beauty brands. Natalie's fashion journey began at Harrods and Browns Boutique in London, where she worked as a fashion consultant. In 2004, she advanced her career as a personal shopper at Selfridges and founded Style Icon Ltd, a personal shopping company, in 2005. This venture allowed her to travel the world with private clients, engage in red-carpet styling, mentor students, and speak at events such as London Fashion Week, Clothes Show Live, and British Airways corporate gatherings. Her ultimate goal is to inspire, motivate, and educate people around the globe through her creative platforms. Natalie holds a BA (Honours) degree in Social Policy and Politics, a PGCE, and a certification in creative writing from Central St Martins.

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