Latitude Festival, but Make It Lovely - Little Luxuries for a Field-Based Life

Look, we all love a festival in theory. Long afternoons on picnic blankets, someone playing a cello under bunting, the distinct thrill of spotting a very good dog wearing a bandana. And Latitude - with its swan-flecked lake, gentle pink sheep and proper coffee - is really the Rolls Royce of festivals. But still. You’re in a field. There are queues for showers. People are playing bongos at 2am. You need supplies.

The kind that make you feel like you’re not camping so much as glamping, and that your tent is a canvas version of Babington House.

At Norfolk Natural Living, we’re all about making even the most rugged moments feel just a little bit exquisite. So here, is how to do Latitude - and still feel faintly civilised.

Welly S.O.S.

You will walk. You will queue. You will stand through an entire spoken word set because someone said it might be Florence Welch in disguise. Enter: our Natural Balm. Works wonders on rubbed heels, sore bits, parched hands, and — if you get desperate — as a bit of emergency highlighter. Festival bags are small. Bring multi-taskers.

Make Your Tent Smell Less… Tent-y

Tents are many things. Chic is not one of them. But give your camping pillow a generous mist of our Linen & Pillow Spray (Lavender & Chamomile) and suddenly you’re in Provence. Sort of. A sleepy Provence that happens to have a teenager playing indie covers on a ukulele nearby.

Perfume, but Outdoorsy

Latitude is very sylvan nymph meets Scandi intellectual, and it deserves a scent that plays along. A spritz of our Coastal Walk Eau de Parfum and you’ll smell faintly windswept, gently mineral, and like you might write poetry for fun. Prefer something a little more enigmatic? Try Blythe Spirit — our Suffolk scent, inspired by hedgerow rambles and salt-laced air. It’s citrusy-green, subtly floral, and just the right side of mysterious. It smells like wild meadows at golden hour and makes people lean in a little closer, as if they’ve caught the tail end of a lovely secret.

Small Rituals, Big Impact

Festivals can be giddy and glorious - and occasionally feral. Carve out ten minutes each morning for a proper brush, a dab of Botanical Everyday Hair and Body Oil, or a deep inhale of our Pulse Point Oil. Rituals matter. They say: I may be in a tent, but I still believe in skincare.

Final Thoughts from the Field

Latitude is a dream — beautiful, clever, and full of serendipitous moments (and, inexplicably, excellent pizza). But you’ll enjoy it infinitely more with your creature comforts intact. And no, you don’t need a luxury hand wash in your rucksack. But also, why wouldn’t you?

Your tent may be muddy. Your hair might contain a twig. But you? You’ll smell divine.

Enjoy!

Talk soon,

B x