#COSEDAMAREBOX: THE SEA IN ONE BOX
After reading all of your favorable comments to the items of the section #COSEDAMARE, we decided to create something entirely new with #COSEDAMAREBOX: all of the indispensable products you need for a vacation containing all of the essence of the sea, reunited together in one elegant gift box.
To begin with, there is a gently exfoliating scrub containing marine sand, softly caressing your skin to cleanse it of impurities and make it smooth and velvety, perfect for the beach.
Indeed, the beach is a place where it is essential to protect one’s skin adequately, for example by using Acqua dell’Elba’s solar care body lotion. A concentrate of active marine ingredients, marine algae and precious coral dust, combined with a complex specifically aimed at protecting the skin against the effects of sun exposure. In the #COSEDAMAREBOX we have included a protection factor “30” to protect the skin all over your body.
After an intense day at the seaside, your skin needs to be treated delicately, so in our #COSEDAMAREBOX we have also decided to include our after-sun milk. Its formula, enriched as all other solar care products with a substrate of marine algae and coral dust, will help protect your skin from the damages associated with prolonged sun exposure.
However, the seaside also means social life, new encounters, maybe together with an “aperitivo” in front of the sunset, during an “al fresco” dinner on the terrace, or a moonlit walk barefoot on the beach…to make these moments truly unforgettable, you need a fragrance. For #COSEDAMAREBOX we chose “Acqua”, the fragrance for him and for her which encloses in its transparency a bouquet made of citrus fruits and hints of salt, marine algae and flowers of myrtle and jasmine, cedarwood, water moss and myrtle berries.
This Eau de Parfum, in its convenient 15ml format, is truly practical and easy to bring along, even to be used together. And at the end of the holiday, you can always use the box to carry home all of the nice memories you made together.
