Fashion·Beauty

"Tomato Core" Infused with Nostalgia… Loewe's Bath Collection

Expanding Product Lineup with the Launch of Body Scrub and Hand Cream

KYUNG GYEYOUNG
2026-08-04 10:01:40
[Edaily Reporter KYUNG GYEYOUNG ] LOEWE Perfumes, a Spanish luxury brand imported and distributed by SHINSEGAE INTERNATIONAL(031430), announced on the 4th that it has launched a body scrub and hand cream featuring the "Tomato Leaves" fragrance.

With “Tomato Leaves”—which captures the fresh scent of tomato stems and leaves—recently gaining popularity, the “tomato core” trend that swept through the fashion and food industries has now spread to the fragrance market. LOEWE Perfumes has unveiled the “Tomato Leaves” bath collection, which captures the crisp, fresh scent of tomato vines just before the fruit sets, and has now expanded the lineup following the release of liquid soap, scented soap, and body lotion.

The new “Tomato Leaf Hand Cream” is an emulsion-type formula containing shea butter that absorbs quickly, leaving a subtle, refreshing green scent characteristic of tomato leaves after application. The “Tomato Leaf Body Scrub” is a gel-type product containing finely ground apricot seed particles that gently exfoliates dead skin cells while minimizing skin irritation.

All products are presented in signature packaging featuring artwork by French botanical artist Erwan Frotin, which depicts tomato vines. Prices are in the 85,000 won range for the 75 mL hand cream and in the 124,000 won range for the 200 mL body scrub.

A representative from SHINSEGAE INTERNATIONAL’s Loewe stated, “Tomato Leaf is Loewe’s signature fragrance, capturing the freshness of nature in the most sensorial way,” adding, “By expanding the bath lineup, customers will be able to experience the charm of Tomato Leaf not only in perfumes but also in their daily lives.”

The Tomato Leaf Bath Collection launched by Loewe Perfumes. (Photo courtesy of SHINSEGAE INTERNATIONAL)

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