What is it? In the midst of a pandemic, with all the country's alcohol confiscated by authorities and an unprecedented global shortage of containers and sprayers, we decided that we urgently needed to design and manufacture a truly good spray. No rinsing and with a formulation based on 70% alcohol, essential oils, aloe vera, and natural glycerin. Full of moisturizing and purifying properties. Ciao Ciao is inspired by that sexy, fun, and "slightly cheeky" touch of an Italian goodbye. It's like a Sophia Loren door slam, a powerful "not today" like Pausini, a partisan Bella Ciao. It's all the passion in the world in liquid form to shake your hands with flair and rid yourself of fear while disinfecting your hands. * Scent: Grapefruit & Bergamot. Delicious, sweet, and plumping, its scent is closer to a perfume than any purifying spray. When you need it, it will be there to comfort you and remind you that... Come on, Ciao Ciao! A couple of sprays, head high, and we continue. This is a photo of Olivia Cuidados S.L. Its use is not allowed. All rights reserved. Format and use 50ml. 1. Press the sprayer. 2. Get your dose of wonder-liquid and spread it over your hands. 3. Breathe and enjoy its smell. Its format is so convenient and practical that you can also use it on objects and surfaces. Ingredients Ingredients: Alcohol Denat. (70%), Aqua, Glycerin*, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Limonene**, Citrus Paradisi M. Peel Oil, Citrus Bergamia Peel Oil Expressed*, Linalool**, Citric Acid, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate. *Ingredient from organic farming **Natural ingredient of essential oils Superpowers Ciao Ciao, with its pompous grapefruit and elegant Italian bergamot, is a goodbye that is a relief, a purification, a victory with Pavarotti singing the end of Nessun Dorma at full lung. In addition to clearing your senses and giving you that little boost of energy, thanks to organic aloe vera and natural glycerin, it will leave your skin clean, soft, and deliciously scented. Brand The Singular Olivia was born in the mind of a slightly crazy chemist who was tired of industrial products and had the dream of making soaps loaded with essential oils of the good.