L’Occitane has embedded itself in the beauty industry for many years as an infallible authority. With continuous innovation spearheading the conception of each product, the latest development to their storied line is the relaunch of the Immortelle range. Powered by a flower of the same name, its countless capabilities make this line incredibly powerful as it is versatile. Even after more than 20 years of research, the Immortelle flower continues to reveal new wonders.
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Spending over 20 years in research, the immortelle flower continues to unveil more capabilities, with L’Occitane’s newest discovery being the ‘Immortelle Antioxidant Superbomb’. A precise blend of Immortelle Essential Oil and Immortelle Super Aqueous Extract, this powerful and 100% natural origin antioxidant fights against free radical damage, protecting skin elasticity and minimizing the appearance of pores.
Cultivated and harvested from the island of Corsica, the Immortelle line is a testament to L’Occitane’s commitment to sustainable sourcing, even utlizing an ‘upcycling technology’ that enables them to uncover the new wonders of Immortelle Super Aqueous Extract and Immortelle Super Extract – all without using a single flower more than they already do.
Made from a 98% natural origin blend of 7 botanical oils, the Immortelle essential oil helps your skin fight signs of ageing and make you glow from within. It also helps strengthen the skin’s moisture barrier when combined with Immortelle Super Extract. At specific concentration, Immortelle Essential Oil boosts the synthesis of ceramides, known to strengthen the skin’s natural barrier. Naturally present in the skin, they help maintain cohesion and form a layer to help protect against dehydration and external aggressions. This combination of extracts helps maintain hydrated, bouncy skin that is more resilient to daily damage.
L’Occitane’s Immortelle Divine Range is now available at Rustan’s The Beauty Source online and in-store at Rustan’s Makati, Rustan’s Alabang, Rustan’s Gateway, and Rustan’s Shangri-La.
