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CARTHUSIA A'mmare Bath Foam

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Carthusia's A'mmare Bath Foam is formulated with a mousse texture that gently cleanses the skin, leaving skin soft to the touch. It is enriched with betaine and allantoin which create a protective film on the skin and make this bath foam suitable even for sensitive skin. Betaine is a natural amino acid with a high moisturising and protective power as it has the ability to bind water molecules present on the skin surface and prevent its evaporation. Allantoin, in addition to a protective effect, has a soothing action, effective in reducing redness and skin irritation. Made in Italy.

Carthusia is exclusively distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Saison.

Fragrance

CITRUS / MARINE / WOODY

Top Notes: bergamot, salt crystals, rosemary
Heart Notes: water accord, mint leaves
Base Notes: cedarwood, patchouli, guaiac wood, musk

Specifications

‐ Unisex product
‐ Dermatologically tested
‐ Not tested on animals
‐ Artwork: Paola Tassetti
‐ Made in Capri, Italy
‐ 150ml

How to use

Shake before use. Apply to previously wet skin to cleanse it. Rinse with water.

Ingredients

AQUA WATER), SODIUM COCETH SULFATE, GUYGERIN, PHENOXYETHANOL, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), COCO-BETAINE, COCO-GLUGOSIDE, BETAINE, ALLANTOIN, ETHYLHEXYLGLYGERIN, GLYCERYL OLEATE DISODIUM EDTA, SODIUM DEHYDROACETATE, CITRIC ACID, BENZYL SALICYLATE, GERANIOL, LIMONENE.

About Carthusia

Capri, the Italian island of dreams has been an enchanting oasis since Roman times. Its natural beauty, sunny climate and innate glamour are legendary. In 1380 the Father Prior of the Monastery of St. Giacomo made Queen Giovanna D’ Angio’ a flower arrangement with the most beautiful island flowers. The water was not changed for three days, and the Prior noticed that the water had acquired a beautiful fragrance. This became the first perfume of Capri. Forgotten and re-discovered in 1948, the Monastery with permission of the Pope, revealed the recipe to a chemist, who created the smallest fragrance laboratory in the world and called it ‘Carthusia’. Today the perfume tradition continues and limited production ensures the same methods used by the Carthusian monks are respected.

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