L’Occitane appeals to parents with new baby range

By Becky Bargh | Published: 22-Jan-2019
Skin Care

The 3-sku collection is blended with shea butter ethically sourced from a women’s union in Burkina Faso, Africa

Luxury French skin care brand L’Occitane has released a new collection of products for babies.

The 3-sku Shea range is blended with the brand’s cult ingredient, shea butter, known for its high concentration of fatty acids, including omega 6 and 9, which helps to strengthen the skin’s moisture barrier.

The shea butter is said to be sourced from a women’s union in Burkina Faso, West Africa.

Meanwhile, the products also contain a high lipid content to soften and nourish babies’ skin.

Included in the range is a Moisturising Milk (£24), Cuddles & Bubbles Foaming Cream (£18) and Soft Fragranced Water (£35).

L’Occitane also claims more than 87% of the products’ ingredients are naturally derived.

The products are now available across the UK.

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