The luxury fragrance house Diptyque launched its limited-edition insect-repelling spray.
The Citronelle et Géranium spray is a crisp, aromatic, and summery scent designed to leave the skin with an exceptional citrusy scent. It is formulated using an array of essential oils - many of which contain mosquito-repelling properties. Infused with lemongrass, geranium, and lemon eucalyptus, notes of neroli and orange blossom come through in this scent.
Diptyque also chose Bormioli Luigi's ecoBottle to package the product. The ecoBottle is known for its lightweight properties and 10 % PCR glass content. The bottle is also easy to recycle by simply unscrewing the pump. The product comes in a 3.4 oz bottle and is the perfect two-in-one product to leave the skin smelling fresh and bug-bite-free.
Luxe Insect Repellant Sprays
Diptyques' New Scent Leaves the Skin Smelling Fresh and Bug-Bite-Free
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Insect Repellent Products - There is an opportunity for more luxury brands to enter the insect-repellent market by offering high-end, organic, and cruelty-free products.
2. Sustainable Packaging in Beauty - Eco-friendly packaging options such as recyclable materials, lightweight designs, and refillable containers can be explored by luxury beauty brands to meet consumer demand for sustainable products.
3. Natural Insect Repellent Alternatives - Brands can tap into the growing interest in natural ingredients and develop insect-repellent products using plant-based or essential oil formulas that are non-toxic and safe for children and pets.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Beauty - Luxury beauty brands can expand their portfolios by incorporating organic and cruelty-free insect-repellent products to cater to consumers looking for high-end alternatives.
2. Sustainable Packaging Design - There is a high demand for innovative and sustainable packaging designs in the beauty industry, creating opportunities for companies specializing in eco-friendly packaging to expand their businesses.
3. Natural Wellness - Natural wellness industry players can tap into the insect repellent market and develop plant-based and essential oil formulas that appeal to consumers looking for non-toxic and eco-friendly alternatives to traditional insect repellent products.