L’Occitane breaks into the colour category with new lip range

By Becky Bargh | Published: 17-Apr-2019
Colour Cosmetics

The collection is said to be infused with fruits, vegetables and herbs from Provence, France

L’Occitane has broken into the colour category with a new range of lip care products.

Complete with a range of scrubs, balms and lipsticks the products are said to be infused with fruits, vegetables and herbs from Provence, France, and the Mediterranean Basin.

Its balms are available in Carrot Fizz, Miss Grenadine, Pink Calisson, Gimme Mauve and Delicious Multi-Balm (£20 each) colourways.

L’Occitane breaks into the colour category with new lip range

The trio of scrubs are designed to soften and hydrate lips, and are available in Marmalade Kiss, Raspberry Crush and Fabulous Fig variants (£14 each).

Meanwhile, its 8-sku line of lipsticks is available in red, golden brown, coral, plum, fuchsia, violet, beige and pink (£18 each) shades.

The products are set to hit shelves across the UK on 9 May and will be available online via loccitane.com.

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