Lifestyle cosmetics brand L'Occitane will be releasing a limited edition of its hugely popular Christmas-only Advent Calendar on October 28, 2020.
Count down to Christmas! Discover wonderful L'Occitane items every day!
The Advent Calendar allows you to have fun counting down to Christmas. This year, two types of calendars will be released, each with a Christmas market-inspired design.
The "Premium Collection 2020" is designed to resemble the carousel found in a traveling amusement park inside a Christmas market. When you open the lid, you'll hear a music box playing heart-warming Christmas songs. The cute design makes you want to keep it on display forever, and it can also be used as a trinket box. This premium advent calendar is filled with 14 luxurious items, including skincare and fragrance products from the prestige line, as well as full-size hand creams. The L'Occitane Advent Calendar 2020 is designed to resemble a Christmas market. Opening the door reveals a unique box that makes you feel like you're shopping at a market, revealing 24 mini-sized items of L'Occitane's best-selling items, including skincare, fragrance, haircare, and bodycare. The convenient travel size makes it perfect for outings this winter.
■Premium Collection 2020
15,000 yen (16,500 yen including tax)
■L'Occitane Advent Calendar 2020
8,500 yen (9,350 yen including tax)
L'Occitane Japon Co., Ltd.
Provence, southern France, is surrounded by radiant sunshine and abundant flowers. Founded in 1976, L'Occitane is a lifestyle cosmetics brand that offers the Provençal lifestyle through skincare, body care, and fragrance products made with carefully selected botanical ingredients. Since its launch as a pioneer in natural cosmetics using plant ingredients and essential oils, its high-quality products have been sold in approximately 3,000 stores in over 90 countries and are loved by people around the world.
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Count down to Christmas! Discover wonderful L'Occitane items every day!
The Advent Calendar allows you to have fun counting down to Christmas. This year, two types of calendars will be released, each with a Christmas market-inspired design.
The "Premium Collection 2020" is designed to resemble the carousel found in a traveling amusement park inside a Christmas market. When you open the lid, you'll hear a music box playing heart-warming Christmas songs. The cute design makes you want to keep it on display forever, and it can also be used as a trinket box. This premium advent calendar is filled with 14 luxurious items, including skincare and fragrance products from the prestige line, as well as full-size hand creams. The L'Occitane Advent Calendar 2020 is designed to resemble a Christmas market. Opening the door reveals a unique box that makes you feel like you're shopping at a market, revealing 24 mini-sized items of L'Occitane's best-selling items, including skincare, fragrance, haircare, and bodycare. The convenient travel size makes it perfect for outings this winter.
■Premium Collection 2020
15,000 yen (16,500 yen including tax)
■L'Occitane Advent Calendar 2020
8,500 yen (9,350 yen including tax)
L'Occitane Japon Co., Ltd.
Provence, southern France, is surrounded by radiant sunshine and abundant flowers. Founded in 1976, L'Occitane is a lifestyle cosmetics brand that offers the Provençal lifestyle through skincare, body care, and fragrance products made with carefully selected botanical ingredients. Since its launch as a pioneer in natural cosmetics using plant ingredients and essential oils, its high-quality products have been sold in approximately 3,000 stores in over 90 countries and are loved by people around the world.
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