If you like your makeup <em>au naturel</em>—as well as paraben-free—you'll want to check out <a href="http://ca.loccitane.com/homepage/new-paeonia-body-care-makeup,19,1,931,33886.htm" target="_blank">L'Occitane</a>'s new, limited-edition makeup collection, called <a href="http://ca.loccitane.com/natural-formulas-make-up,19,1,7017,0.htm" target="_blank">Paeonia (Peony)</a>.

All the products contain actual peony extracts (which are supposed to have skin-softening benefits); they've also limited synthetic pigments and silicones to 2 and 5 percent respectively.

I got press samples of the <a href="http://ca.loccitane.com/natural-formulas-make-up/l%27esp%C3%A9rance-face-colour-powder,19,1,7017,90533.htm" target="_blank">eyeshadow</a> and <a href="http://ca.loccitane.com/natural-formulas-make-up/%C3%A9toile-des-neiges-illuminating-powder,19,1,7017,90544.htm" target="_blank">all-over illuminating powder</a>, and they smelled—yes, smelled—AMAZING.

However, what I really think is the standout in the collection is something called <a href="http://ca.loccitane.com/natural-formulas-make-up/rougir-comme-une-pivoine-lip-cheek-tinted-water,19,1,7017,90516.htm" target="_blank">Peony Tinted Water</a>, which I didn't get to try but appears to be a natural lip and cheek stain.

Otherwise, I think this line would be great for someone who wants pure products and is into a natural look (nothing is highly pigmented here, so it's not for your advanced makeup junkie). Oh, and it's a bit pricey—everything is between $20 and $36.

Available now for a limited time at L'Occitane boutiques in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto.