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Health, Fitness & Wellbeing - brought to you by APL Media • Wednesday 7 October 2026


Beauty & Cosmetics • 7 ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE


Drift off to Amalfi


Lemon Appeal is a lemon-inspired lifestyle brand that seeks to curate premium products and experiences, authentic to Southern Italy


The Amalfi Lemon Sleeping Cream from Lemon Appeal is infused with natural pure Sfusato Amalfitano essential oil and will bring a natural Amalfi glow to your skincare. Blended with botanicals, this light night cream moisturises while you sleep. Lemon Appeal was born from a


mother and daughter’s shared love for Southern Italy and the lemon culture that’s found there. They love the flavours, the shifting shades and yellow hues, and the citrussy aromas. So, the duo sought out and connected with an incredible community of like-minded people who all promote and protect the historic culture of the region and its sun-soaked lifestyle. These high- quality artisans, custodians and


partners share in a great tradition of techniques and knowledge passed down through generation after generation of heroic farmers, made famous by its steep, vertical cliffside terraces and groves. This is how Lemon Appeal was


created. By partnering with Southern Italy’s finest producers, growers and artisans in the hope of giving the fruits of the region’s labours the platform they deserve. A perfect example of this


approach, the brand’s Sleeping Cream was produced in Nocera


Lemon Appeal was born from a mother and daughter’s shared love for Southern Italy and the lemon culture that’s found there


Inferiore, Southern Italy, by Lanza Laboratori Cosmetici, a three generation family-run business that’s creating all of Lemon Appeal’s cosmetic line. Inspired by co- founder Sophie’s desire to create a product using every part of the lemon, and working with natural ingredients, Lanza Laboratori Cosmetici’s Ludovica and her family have combined traditional herbal expertise with a contemporary approach to cosmetic formulation and wellness rituals. As a result, their company innovatively manufactures products blending together a delicate balance of nature and science. As the guardian of this legacy, Ludovica sees her practice as a living heritage, deeply tied to place, family and the traditions that she carries forward. Together, they’ve made a whisper-


soft textured cream, combined with a mellow citrus fragrance brought to you straight from the lemon


flower “Zagara”. This sleeping cream transforms your evening ritual into a moment of calm freshness, before, in the morning, you wake to skin that feels plump, luminous and quietly radiant. And this is just the first in a developing range of cosmetic products, with a new counterpart Lemon Appeal day cream on the cards to launch before the end of the year. Hopping between Italy and the


UK since their inception, the Lemon Appeal team have created products with beauty and wellness experts, homeware weavers and ceramicists and executive chefs, and connected with landowners in the first steps towards creating agriturismo experiences, all inspired by the region, its culture and in an effort to inspire others. Lemon Appeal’s founders’ purpose lies in celebrating Southern Italy, in sharing the often deeply personal stories of their partners and in shining a light on this small, but hugely significant part of the world any way they can while also


Find out more E: contact@lemonappeal.com Visit: lemonappeal.com


encouraging others to explore this beautiful culture further. According to the mother and daughter duo, they’re just getting started. When life gives you lemons, take a


deep breath. Maybe you’ll fall in love with them.


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