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09 Apr 2024
Discover Comfort Zone’s Stand For Regeneration campaign
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The Hair Body Wash Bar is enriched with achillea millefolium – an renowned for its skin regenerating properties
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Comfort Zone's latest initiative, the Stand for Regeneration campaign, consolidates its position as a pioneer in the cosmetics business.
With this new project, the Italian B Corp brand aims to highlight the value of regenerative organic agriculture while also demonstrating its dedication to sustainable practices and cutting-edge skincare solutions.
The European Regenerative Organic Centre (EROC) in Parma, established in collaboration with the prestigious Rodale Institute, is central to the campaign's goals.
The pioneering research facility acts as a focal point for developing regenerative agriculture ideas and driving climate change in the beauty sector. In line with this, Comfort Zone's hero lines – called Sublime Skin, Hydramemory, and Sacred Nature – have been elevated to a new level and charged with bioactives derived from regenerative organic agriculture.
As a result, these products not only provide excellent results, but also reflect Comfort Zone's constant dedication to supporting the cause of environmental responsibility.
As part of the campaign, Comfort Zone has introduced a limited edition regenerative organic gift with purchase; the Stand for Regeneration Hair Body Wash Bar.
The product is enriched with Sublime Skin's signature achillea millefolium, sourced for the first time using regenerative organic agricultural practices at the EROC near the Davines Group Village in Parma, where all products are developed and produced.
Achillea millefolium is renowned for its skin regenerating properties which reflect the brand’s commitment to creating products that are good for both the skin, and the planet.
Dr Davide Bollati, brand founder, said: “We want to push engagement around the important theme of regenerative organic agriculture and its climate action potential all while driving awareness of our group’s commitment to research through establishing the EROC."
Answering demand
With its unwavering commitment to conscious skincare science and regenerative agriculture, Comfort Zone continues to redefine the beauty landscape.
As consumers increasingly seek out ethical and sustainable alternatives, the Stand for Regeneration campaign is a testament to the brand's ongoing commitment to innovation, performance and environmental responsibility.
Through Comfort Zone's social media channels, more insights regarding the brand's dedication to developing organic regenerative agriculture will be shared. Comfort Zone's experts will showcase the brand's commitment to sustainability and its strong scientific approach when developing new products, such as those featured in this campaign.
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Comfort Zone
Conceived in 1996 by Dr Davide Bollati, founder of the Davines Group, a leading Italian certified B Corporation developing and manufacturing sustainable skin and hair care, Comfort Zone offers result-oriented face and body products and professional treatments.
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