L’Occitane Debuts New Fragrance Line

Feb 4th, 2021

Kira Haslett

L’Occitane's Rose Calisson Collection. Photo: L’Occitane

L’Occitane's Rose Calisson Collection. Photo: L’Occitane

L’Occitane has debuted a new fragrance line, the Rose Calisson Collection.

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The line draws inspiration from calisson, the famous French confection, and holds floral notes of rose with a woody base.

The collection consists of 1.6 fl. oz. perfume, a 1 oz. hand cream, 2.6 oz. shower gel and a 2.6 oz. body lotion.

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