French beauty company L'Occitane has introduced a peony-inspired collection of makeup, those at make-up schoolmay be interested to hear.
The organisation teamed up with French peony specialist Jean-Luc Riviere, whose family has been cultivating peonies for the past 160 years.
As for the packaging, it keeps in line with the flower theme with "seed packet", which features an image of a family of peony flower that captures that product's shade.
According to Premium Beauty News, L'Occitane said in a statement: "All the products in the collection contain an exclusive natural peony extract with softening properties and a mica coated with mimosa from Provence that brings smoothness to the formulations."
People on makeup courses may be impressed by the fact that the products are free of paraben and use of synthetic pigments was restricted to two per cent of the formula, the news provider revealed.
L'Occitane looks to use plant active ingredients, which are often organic and of controlled origin from the areas of Provence or Mediterranea.
Article Last Updated: 13/04/2010 13:38:43
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