Holiday Gift Guide – L’OCCITANE Eau de Toilette Fragrances

Have someone on your gift list that likes fragrances? Give them pure, natural eau de toilette from L’OCCITANE, and you are giving a beautiful gift they are sure to love! (If you’re wondering, it’s pronounced lox-ee-tan.)

Created by 23-year-old Olivier Baussan, who grew up in Provence, decided to recreate the traditions of his region. After purchasing a steam distiller, a relic from the past, L’OCCITANE products are made from plant ingredients that are effective, as well as respectful of the people who create the products and the environments in which the plants are grown.

L’OCCITANE eau de toilettes are available in Verbena, Eau de Baux (a blend of cypress and incense), Green Tea, Rose, Citrus, and many more. The original L’OCCITANE fragrance (shown in the photo above) contains lavender, blended with the peppery, nutmeg scent of burnt wood. It’s intended for men, but women like it too!

Full-size bottles average around $48, with lower-priced travel sizes also available. Visit the L’OCCITANE homepage for more information on the fragrances and how to purchase them.

 

Perfumes by Danica Aromatics

Three Girls Media sent me a sample of the perfumes by Danica Aromatics, and they smell amazing! Each of the fragrances has a word associated with it- passion, wild, rich, hot, real. Each has a “personality”, too. I received one full size fragrance in “I am Passion”, and to be honest, I probably would have never picked it for myself if it hadn’t been sent to me. But it smells unbelievably good on me (just ask my hubby lol). It looks like this:

This is the description- I am love-lust, simmering, shimmering.

Pure desire, heart and soul.

Like swaying jasmine in full bloom,

I am swept away. I am passion.

And the fragrance description:
fresh green floral
black currant, peony, violet
lush, tropical, inviting

I know, right? But it smells SO GOOD. Check out the full line of Danica Aromatics on their website, I bet you’ll find one that is perfect for you!

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