Butter yellow buys for spring, including new Jo Loves scent and £7 Aldi limoncello
There's something about the colour butter yellow that just screams spring has sprung, right? It's that soft, sunshine-y shade that makes everything feel a bit more cheerful, a bit more golden hour, even if it's still a little chilly outside. This season, I'm leaning all the way into citrus vibes—think zesty liqueurs, sunshine-hued homeware, and a scent so good you'll want to bathe in it. Whether you're shopping for a little seasonal pick-me-up or just love a lemony aesthetic, I've rounded up a few butter yellow beauties that deliver big spring energy.
From Aldi's under-£7 Crema Di Limonici liqueur that's basically Amalfi in a bottle, to a dotty citrus art print from Desenio that's pure dopamine for your walls, this roundup has your sunshine fix sorted. I've also included Jo Loves' Pomelo Oud—think bright grapefruit with a sultry twist—for when you want your fragrance to feel like a golden-hour stroll. Whether it's a bargain or a bit of a splurge, these joyful yellow buys are guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
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