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Let’s do it at home! Up cycle Loccitane empty containers! For a new interior that decorates the room

2020.05.18

L’Occitane, a lifestyle cosmetics brand, has released the idea to upcycle empty containers as interior items, which was introduced at workshops such as events so far, as an idea to enjoy home time.

The empty L'Occitane container can be easily transformed into a nice interior!

“Up-cycle” means adding something new to an old thing and turning it into another thing. This is one of the earth-friendly efforts that leads to the reduction of garbage. As one of the CSR activities at L’Occitane, we started collecting empty containers at L’Occitane stores (excluding some stores and online shops) since last year. We also held workshops to upcycle empty containers. At this time when many people can not go to the store, why not enjoy the house time by up-cycle the empty Loccitane container in the house as an interior item?

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In a relaxing green “pot”

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As a vase to decorate flowers

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Illumination lights can be added to create a beautiful interior

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As a small case for accessories

"L'Occitane Green Program" to receive points with empty L'Occitane containers

In order to protect precious natural resources and pursue sustainability, we have launched the “Green Program” at L’Occitane stores (excluding some stores and online shops) under the slogan of “Let’s begin recycling and beautify the earth” .. If you bring an empty container (plastic, glass, aluminum) for the target product when you visit the store, you will be given “Green Points” to the member’s card “Club Occitania”. From January 30, 2019 to March 31, 2020, more than 22,000 customers participated and collected approximately 186,000 containers, 15,000 kg of containers.

> Click here for details on the Green Program

We are also working on the use of recycled plastic containers and the use of eco-refill. Why don’t you join us in creating an earth-friendly lifestyle with L’Occitane?

L’Occitane Japon Co., Ltd. Provence in Southern France is surrounded by the brilliant nature of the shining sun and the blooming flowers. Born in 1976, L’Occitane is a lifestyle cosmetic brand that proposes a Provencal life through skin care, body care, and fragrance products that use carefully selected plant materials. Since it started as a pioneer of natural cosmetics using plant raw materials and essential oils, its high-quality items have been developed in more than 90 countries in about 3000 stores and are loved by people all over the world.

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