
Sophie Cecil
Freelance journalist, editor and copywriter specializing in luxury fragrance, fashion, culture and craft content for brands and publications.
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Jun 25, 2026
Summer issue highlights: Seasonal scents, dazzling colours and contemporary artist Ayan Farah
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31:51Sophie GroveHOST
So I think it's, it's interesting, like, who adopted them, but how they came into our sort of scent landscape at being associated with, with holidays.

Sophie CecilGUEST
I mean, I, I think that the fact is by the '70s, having a really deep tan was really fashionable, so people could really go for it.

Sophie CecilGUEST
Um, [laughs] if they wanted to just get rid of, you know, the UVB and UVA protection, they just felt totally able to do that.

Sophie CecilGUEST
It was actually because the, um, founder of L'Oréal, Eugène Schueller, was a keen sailor, and he would be on his yacht and getting terribly sunburned.
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