L'Occitane au Brésil presents the Mareô line
Developed with advanced technology and selected ingredients, these launches widen the possibilities of daily care, balancing sophistication and function.
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Words by Sarah Rocksane Araujo
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L'Occitane au Brésil expands the Mareô line with two new products that heighten the sensory experience drawn from the strength and freshness of the ocean: the Perfumed Sea Water Spray and the Hydration Dive Hand Cream. Developed with advanced technology and selected ingredients, these launches widen the possibilities of daily care, balancing sophistication and function.

The spray, enriched with Thalassogaia technology, remineralises the skin while giving off an invigorating fragrance of citrus and amber notes, evoking the sea breeze. The hand cream, formulated with seaweed extract and plant-based hemisqualane, ensures intense hydration and a velvety touch, restoring softness and youth to the skin.

Faithful to the sustainable commitment that guides its identity, the brand maintains its partnership with the community of Itapipoca, in Ceará, where women carry out the responsible harvesting of the seaweed used in the Mareô line. That process, as well as preserving the local ecosystem, strengthens the regional economy and reaffirms the connection between beauty and nature.
With this new expansion, L'Occitane au Brésil celebrates the meeting of innovation and Brazilian identity, translating the sea not only as aesthetic inspiration, but as an invitation to immerse oneself in deep and conscious care.
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