I have no idea what rock I've been living under. Or at least that's how I feel right now. I love L'Occitane en Provence. I think they have some pretty fabulous skincare and treats for the home. I love the story. Tried and true remedies and traditional ingredients from the south of France, mixed with the power of science to pack some serious results. Sexy skin. Fabulous fragrance. All natural.
Regardless, L'Occitane has spas! First opening in 2001 in both Brazil and Vietnam, the company has 16 exclusive locations worldwide. So now you can relax, rejuvenate, and renew yourself in the style of Provence! So for the ones you really love, I recommend a trip focused around the visit of this tranquil paradise. And if you decide on a location in France, you can also arrange a tour of the L'Occitane facility as well!
Many of L'Occitane's products contain Shea Butter -a super fabulous ingredient from Burkina Faso, Africa. Shea Butter is full of anti-oxidants, protecting your skin from deterioration, dehydration, and oxidation. It's full of natural vitamins and minerals, so it brings you a healthy, radiant glow. It's incredibly moisturizing, so it literally melts into the skin.
We all know that when you look good, you feel better. So start feeling better today and celebrate le joie de vivre today!
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This place is going to make me BROKE! I'm a big fan of everything in this store. I've tried the shampoo and conditioner (my favs), the bar soap, the hand cream, and the rose perfume. Their products are fresh and not overwhelming in scent which I (and my male friends) love - the worst is walking past someone and getting your nose hairs singed because they doused themselves in too much (usually cheap and gross) perfume! Can't wait until pay day...I'll be back!
If their products weren't so addicting I would eliminate a star for the amount of $$ I have to drop every time I go in this store! Their hand creams are super moisturizing. The citrus verbana shampoo and conditioner is awesome. Their make-up line is very light and natural feeling. Darn you L'Occitane. I hate that I love you.
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